9.3 C
London
Saturday, October 31, 2026

CATEGORY

Business

Case of infection known as mad cow disease confirmed on Somerset farm

Millions of cattle were culled in the UK in the 1990s during a BSE epidemic.

Older people and men ‘more likely to suffer’ with Covid even after two jabs

People with chronic conditions such as Down’s syndrome, kidney disease, sickle cell disease or HIV/Aids are also at greater risk.

Printed book from 15th century expected to fetch up to £40,000 at auction

A copy of the Nuremberg Chronicle, an early example of a mechanically printed book, is to go under the hammer in Edinburgh.

Baby red panda named by zookeepers

The endangered animals are still hunted illegally for their fur and tail.

Holiday interest boosted by travel rule changes amid concerns over testing

But Labour has raised concerns over how the monitoring for coronavirus variants will continue.

Unvaccinated students urged to get Covid shot during freshers’ week

The plea comes as thousands of students are arriving at university campuses across the UK for the start of term.

France recalls envoys to US and Australia over submarine deal

Paris is furious after the UK-US deal to supply Australian navy with nuclear submarines led to cancellation of contract with France.

Lockdown exhibition showcases artist’s individual perspective

Photographer Dylan Lombard sees the world differently because of his autism.

David Moyes reveals Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blocked Jesse Lingard’s return to West Ham

West Ham manager David Moyes has revealed his Manchester United counterpart Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blocked Jesse Lingard from returning to the London club in the summer.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel thought Harry Kane would leave Tottenham for Manchester City in summer

Thomas Tuchel admits he was convinced Harry Kane would join Manchester City in the summer – but insists the prospect of the Tottenham striker heading to Etihad would not have filled him with fear.

Latest news