Covid lessons to help £2.9m trial finding treatments for severe flu
A trial will use lessons from the pandemic to help quickly find treatments for severe flu, as experts predict there could be record numbers of cases this year. …
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What the papers say – November 15
The front pages cover budget speculation and international relations. …
Dartford crossing ‘closed for foreseeable’ as Just Stop Oil protest continues
Essex Police chief said ‘I think they’re crazy.’ …
Wagatha Christie feud: Rebekah Vardy told to pay £800,000 in costs to Coleen Rooney
Rebekah Vardy has been ordered to pay 90 per cent of Rooney’s legal costs from the blockbuster trial …
Over 26 million Britons tune into Queen’s funeral
The state funeral was one of the most viewed events in British TV history …
Appeals to turn in gunman after fatal shooting of girl, 9, in own home
Olivia Pratt-Korbel died in Kingsheath Avenue in the Dovecot area of Liverpool. …
What the papers say – August 10
Revelations from the Ryan Giggs court case feature among the front page stories. …
Travel chaos as thousands of rail workers strike over jobs, pay and conditions
Only around one in five trains will run on Wednesday on around half the network, with some areas having no trains all day. …
Lord Geidt resigns as Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s independent adviser on ministerial interests
Lord Geidt has resigned as Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s independent adviser on ministerial interests. …
Clare Balding on CBE: ‘I’m so surprised and truly thrilled’
The TV and radio star, 51, is among the people recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours as she is appointed to the rank for her services to sport and charity …