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Johnson denies attacking BBC coverage of Russia’s war with Ukraine

Minister questioned over Johnson’s attack on BBC

A ‘high bar’ needs to be cleared before Johnson should be ousted, says minister

Emma Barnett announces BBC Newsnight departure to focus on other projects

Military could offer further support to hospitals in Covid battle

Black Country businesses named and shamed for failing to pay minimum wage

Government launches hospitality council to guide sector recovery

Worst-case scenario is gas price surge becomes more than short spike – minister

All victims of domestic abuse should have a safe haven in their workplace

Wrongly jailed ex-post office staff are awarded £100,000 compensation

‘Crucial’ for people to self-isolate when pinged by app, says No 10
Downing Street’s statement came after business minister Paul Scully suggested people and firms should make an ‘informed decision’ about what to do.
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People should make ‘informed decision’ if pinged by Covid app, minister says

Around 36m adults targeted by scams so far in 2021 – Citizens Advice

UK’s vaccination programme ‘must continue’ despite blood clot fears

Talks ongoing with Treasury over ‘flexible’ financial support, says Kwarteng

Pizza Hut Delivery announces recruitment spree following pandemic sales surge

£215 million Covid aid for region's small businesses

Post office continues to review Horizon cases

Raab stands by quarantine decision as Spain calls on islands to be excluded

Dominic Raab to stay home this summer as two ministers face 14-day quarantine

Queues as stores reopen for first time since March lockdown

In Pictures: Consumers back on the streets as lockdown in England eases
Small business minister Paul Scully insisted it is safe to shop.
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Regulator receives 4,500 workplace health and safety concerns about Covid-19

Post Office launches cash delivery service to help vulnerable customers

Brussels deals blow to PM’s Brexit proposals as talks pushed back

Labour to push for shorter working week by 2030

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