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  Met takes over as investigators work to identify body Met takes over as investigators work to identify body 

  Financial commentators have described the Prime Minister’s first weeks in office as “the most turbulent” of any leader in peacetime. ​Financial commentators have described the Prime Minister’s first weeks in office as “the most turbulent” of any leader in peacetime. 

MILLIONS of Brits have been eating chocolate the wrong way – with putting it in the fridge the biggest ‘no no’, according to food experts. Food scientist Natalie Alibrandi has rev…

Tayah and Adam welcomed a baby girl on October 7.

Cute!

  Militant eco-activists caused mayhem on the busy streets of London for the 16th consecutive day, sparking a furious reaction from fuming members of the public this morning. ​Militant eco-activists caused mayhem on the busy streets of London for the 16th consecutive day, sparking a furious reaction from fuming members of the public this morning. 

Cops admitted James Taplin was accidentally released from prison.

 The man’s body was discovered near the Oakwood Hill Industrial Estate in Essex at around 11.55am on Saturday. The man’s body was discovered near the Oakwood Hill Industrial Estate in Essex at around 11.55am on Saturday. 

Health secretary accused of ‘monumental stupidity’ for saying she had shared a prescribed medication Doctors have rounded on the health secretary, Thérèse Coffey, after she admitted to sharing prescription medicines with others, actions the British Medical Association described as both dangerous and against the law. Coffey told civil servants in a meeting last month that she had given leftover antibiotics to a poorly friend, an admission that came as the discussion on how to alleviate pressures on struggling GPs moved on to public behaviour around antibiotics. Continue reading… ​Health secretary accused of ‘monumental stupidity’ for saying she had shared a…

Claim brought on behalf of initial 3,200 investors caught up in collapse of Neil Woodford’s equity income fund Hargreaves Lansdown, a top British investment platform, has been hit by a multimillion-pound lawsuit over the failure of fallen star manager Neil Woodford’s equity income fund, which left hundreds of thousands of investors nursing losses. The claims management firm RGL said it had filed the claim in the high court in London on behalf of an initial 3,200 investors caught up in the scandal against the London blue-chip company, which promoted the former flagship Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF). Continue reading… ​Claim…