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Government struggled to contact thousands required to shield, watchdog says
Meanwhile, 126,000 people were wrongly advised to shield when they did not need to do so
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Cash crisis leads to more than half a million firms at risk of collapsing
Small companies and those in the poor hospitality sector suffering the most as the third national lockdown in England wreaks chaos
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Tesco urged to cut junk food sales amid concerns for obesity worsening during pandemic
It would also require the chain to develop a strategy to significantly increase the ratio of healthy to junk food sales by 2030
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The parts of the UK rated best place to live for work-life balance
Find out where your area ranks for how good the work-life balance is
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TV licence fee set to rise from April 1
It is the fifth year a price increase has been made
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Fines and up to 10 years in jail for false passenger locator forms and international arrivals not taking Covid tests
Matt Hancock has been speaking to the House of Commons as more action is taken to stop the spread of new Covid-19 variants
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Storm Darcy: More snow expected over the next six days as temperatures in Scotland plummet to -15C
Storm Darcy caused Chaos on Britain’s roads over the last week
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Wake up to peaceful, picturesque surroundings at Cots Castle Park Homes Estate
The spacious, residential park homes offer a quiet, relaxing place to retire, close to local amenities and beautiful countryside
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A Post Pandemic Britain: What will our communities look like when it's all over?
What things will stay the same and what will be changed forever?
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The life-changing bursary on offer at Christ’s Hospital School now open
Making the Leap has partnered with Christ’s Hospital school to offer the new Bursary Award for pupils from the NW10 area
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Travellers returning to the UK will need two Covid-19 tests
It follows the announcement on February 15 that UK nationals returning from high risk “red list” destinations will have to quarantine
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How can we save the high street? What to do with empty department stores and shopping centres
As shopping increasingly moves online – a trend accelerated by lockdown – the question remains of what to do with all the empty space