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23 January 2021
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British Medical Council warns current 12-week wait could reduce effectiveness of the jab -
Simon Spurrell says his firm lost 20% of sales and will switch £1m investment to France
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The House will transmit the article against the former president on Monday, giving his legal team time to prepare their case -
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Police reportedly make 167 arrests as people gather in the east ahead of rallies in Moscow and St Petersburg
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Stricter controls appear likely, with government’s approach in stark contrast to that during first Covid wave
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Around the world, growing numbers of people are rejecting traditional faiths and choosing their own spiritual path. Eight atheists and agnostics open up -
The New Zealand comic opens up about millennial anxieties over parenthood, nerdy interests and the perils of dating comedians
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The novelist and editor of The Good Immigrant on telling his children about racism, his relationship with food and coming to terms with his mother’s death in his new memoir Brown Baby -
Buy in a vegetarian haggis and have a bit of fun this Burns Night constructing this spicy mince and tattie supper
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Over-by-over report: Join our team of writers for updates on the second day’s play at Galle -
Minute-by-minute report: Who will prevail in this all-Premier League encounter and advance to the fifth round? Join Scott Murray -
Aston Villa centre-back reveals how listening to John Terry and watching videos of Paul McGrath has improved his all-round game
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We had Kamala, Lady Gaga, Bernie’s mittens – and Trump suddenly seeming an irrelevance, says Hunturdeals columnist Emma Brockes -
Isolated and atomised though we are, the social impulse endures. And with it, the love of clothes, says Hunturdeals columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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Families homeschooling in lockdown are discovering the full horror of the primary grammar curriculum – and they’re mystified
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Many locals will never reopen or they’ll be snapped up by the big chains, says Pete Brown, chair of the British Guild of Beer Writers
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Decision would avoid a hit to basic-rate taxpayers from April, say campaigners -
Freezing conditions could reach -10c and hamper clean-up effort after Storm Christoph
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Party also says sector needs Covid support similar to that in France and Germany -
Duke of Sussex calls for more accountability and accuses platforms of shunning responsibility -
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Police expected to break up demonstrations against detention of opposition leader -
Carter campaigned for human rights, Bush painted … but Trump faces several criminal investigations and a mountain of debt
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Washington’s top intelligence officer warns that Pyongyang is not intending to ‘find a way out’ of weapons development -
An online movement is pushing back against the country’s ferocious work culture of long hours for seemingly little gain -
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Aviation giant already staged the world’s first commercial flight using 100% biofuel in 2018 -
TV presenter says government is reneging on Brexit green pledges by breaking with EU ban -
Joe Biden’s new climate envoy says: ‘All nations must raise ambition together – or we will all fail, together’
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Mary Berry watches contestants from a balcony, and everyone’s incredibly nice – but the show leaves an unsavoury aftertaste -
How long before a Donald Trump biopic? From Obama to Lincoln, some White House incumbents fare better than others on the big screen
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5 out of 5 stars.
It's a Sin review Russell T Davies Aids drama is a poignant masterpiece
5 out of 5 stars.
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‘Your English is poor,’ I tell him. ‘Your accent is atrocious’
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‘They were freaking out’ Meet the people treating NHS workers for trauma
‘They were freaking out’ Meet the people treating NHS workers for trauma
Vaccines What are the implications of new variants?
Analysis Reasons why variant could kill more people uncertain
Israel Covid chief's claim single vaccine dose less effective 'inaccurate'