Remembering global health leader Sir David Nabarro
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Scottish clubs owe £22m in COVID loans
Scottish football clubs are under scrutiny as they collectively owe more than £22 million in unpaid COVID-19 loans to the UK government, raising concerns over financial stability in the sport.
Will university tuition fees rise under Labour?
Labour's stance on tuition fees remains uncertain as students and parents await clarity on potential changes to higher education costs.
Nationwide cuts mortgage rates after BoE decision
Nationwide Building Society has reduced mortgage rates following the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates steady, offering relief to borrowers.
Josh Gad exits Jesus Christ Superstar after COVID-19 diagnosis
Actor Josh Gad has withdrawn from the Jesus Christ Superstar production after testing positive for COVID-19, marking another high-profile case in the entertainment industry.
Government targets 'low-value' university degrees
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces stricter regulations on university courses deemed 'low-value', aiming to protect students from poor returns on investment.
Australia slashes student loan debt
The Australian government has announced significant cuts to student loan debt, offering relief to millions of borrowers. Find out how this will impact graduates and the education sector.
Scott Mills overtakes Steve Wright in radio ratings
BBC Radio 1's Scott Mills surpasses Steve Wright in audience numbers as listening habits evolve during COVID-19. Discover how the pandemic reshaped UK radio.
Biden tests positive for COVID again in rebound case
US President Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19 again in what doctors describe as a rare 'rebound' case, despite completing a course of Paxlovid. The White House assures his symptoms remain mild.
Nationwide slashes mortgage rates up to 0.81%
Nationwide has announced significant cuts to its mortgage rates, offering relief to borrowers amid economic uncertainty. Find out how this could impact your finances.
Tate director blames Brexit and COVID for visitor slump
The director of Tate galleries cites Brexit and the pandemic as key factors behind a significant drop in visitor numbers, raising concerns over the future of UK cultural institutions.
Claim back student loan overpayments before deadline
Graduates in the UK could be owed thousands in overpaid student loans. Here's how to check and reclaim your money before the deadline.
Patrick Watson's drunken hit broke Spotify records in COVID
Canadian musician Patrick Watson shares the unexpected story behind his viral hit 'Je te laisserai des mots' and how the pandemic transformed his career.
Australian student debt crisis across generations
New data reveals the staggering rise in Australian student debt across generations, with younger graduates facing unprecedented financial burdens under the HECS-HELP system.
Care homes urged to get Covid boosters as cases rise
Health officials are calling for care home residents and vulnerable adults to receive their autumn Covid-19 booster jabs amid rising infection rates.
WHO Covid Envoy Dr David Nabarro Dies at 74
Dr David Nabarro, the World Health Organisation's special envoy for Covid-19, has passed away at 74. Colleagues and leaders worldwide honour his legacy in global health.
Bec Judd blasts Daniel Andrews over Victoria lockdown
TV personality Bec Judd has launched a scathing attack on Victoria's Premier Daniel Andrews, calling out his strict COVID-19 policies as 'ridiculous' and 'out of touch'.
Trump-Epstein links & stimulus rebate scandal exposed
Explosive claims about Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein and a controversial stimulus check rebate scheme have emerged, sparking fresh debates.
Study: COVID vaccines saved fewer lives than claimed
A controversial new study suggests COVID-19 vaccines may not have been as effective as previously claimed. Experts weigh in on the findings and what they mean for future pandemic responses.
Student debt crisis threatens UK universities
UK universities are on the brink of financial disaster as student loan debts soar, risking long-term damage to higher education.
Cop probed for Thailand holiday during Covid lockdown
A North Yorkshire police officer is under investigation for allegedly travelling to Thailand during the UK's Covid lockdown, breaching strict travel restrictions.
Gut bacteria imbalance may drive Long Covid symptoms
New research reveals a potential link between gut microbiome disruptions and persistent Long Covid symptoms, offering hope for future treatments.
CDC warns of new COVID variant in NYC linked to Trump rally
US health officials raise alarms as a new COVID-19 variant spreads rapidly in New York, with ties to a recent Trump campaign event. Experts warn of potential global implications.
RBA delays rate cuts - more pain for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of Australia has dashed hopes of imminent interest rate cuts, leaving millions of borrowers facing continued financial strain. Here's what the RBA governor said and what it means for your wallet.
Trump may cut funding for schools closed over COVID
Former US President Donald Trump has warned he may cut federal funding to schools that remain closed due to COVID-19, sparking debate over education policy and safety.
Ex-England coach asked wife to help end life amid mental health crisis
An inquest reveals how ex-England cricket coach Graham Thorpe's mental health deteriorated after Covid lockdowns and losing his job, leading to a tragic plea to his wife.
Dragons' Den star probed over COVID loan and mansion
A high-profile entrepreneur and former sprint champion, known for appearances on Dragons' Den, is under investigation for alleged misuse of COVID bounce back loans while living in a luxury mansion.
Measles Outbreak in England: Vaccination Rates Drop
England faces a growing measles crisis as vaccination rates plummet, echoing the challenges seen during the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts warn of the dangers of declining herd immunity and urge action.
Beverly Hills defies CA COVID rules, reopens indoor dining
Beverly Hills has controversially reopened indoor dining despite California's strict COVID-19 restrictions, sparking debate over local versus state authority.
COVID may accelerate brain ageing by 10 years
New research suggests COVID-19 could speed up brain ageing, with severe cases showing cognitive decline equivalent to a decade of natural ageing. Experts warn of long-term neurological risks.
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