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Evidence for high-grade face masks was weak, Covid inquiry told

UKHSA’s Prof Susan Hopkins questioned over face masks at Covid inquiry. There is only “weak evidence” that high-grade face masks better protected health workers than surgical ones in the pandemic, the Covid inquiry has been told. Prof Susan Hopkins, chief medical adviser at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), said respirator masks – known as […]

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Bank of England expected to hold interest rates at 5%

Interest rates are expected to be held at 5% by the Bank of England on Thursday. The decision at midday comes after it was revealed inflation, which measures the rate UK consumer prices are rising at, remained at 2.2% last month. The figure is just above the Bank’s 2% target, but its governor Andrew Bailey […]

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Families waited eight years for full report on Letby unit

A report about the neonatal unit where Lucy Letby worked was only shown to parents in full eight years after it was written, a public inquiry has heard. An external review was commissioned in September 2016 after consultants at the Countess of Chester Hospital voiced their concerns about the serial killer. A public version of […]

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Bybit Awarded Provisional Crypto License By Dubai Regulators

Please note that we are not authorised to provide any investment advice. The content on this page is for information purposes only. Bybit, one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, has been given a provisional license by a Dubai regulator. This is coming two years after Bybit set up its head office in […]

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Post Office boss to step down from role next year

Post Office boss Nick Read will step down from his role next year, the company has said. The chief executive had already stepped back from front-line duties saying he wanted to give his “entire attention” to the final stage of the inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal. The inquiry is scrutinising failings over the wrongful […]

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Changes by Trump-aligned Georgia election board raise alarms : NPR

Zach Manifold is the elections director in suburban Atlanta’s Gwinnett County, where training for 2,000 poll workers begins this week. Matthew Pearson/WABE hide caption toggle caption Matthew Pearson/WABE ATLANTA — Georgia’s State Election Board is preparing to vote on nearly a dozen rule changes Friday that could take effect before the upcoming election, concerning local […]

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