Muslim student slams University after she was given ham sandwich and bacon flavoured crisps during self-isolation
She blasted the ‘baby food' packed lunches and said she was shocked when she was given the meat - which is forbidden by her religion.
More staff have Covid at Bernard Matthews turkey plant as 170 test positive at separate meat factory
A worrying rise of Covid cases at meat processing plants.
Labour MP gets apology from Leave.EU over social media post that led to death threats
Ms Shah said the reaction to the post had affected her family, with her children asking: “Mum, why do you get so much hate, why do people hate you so much?”
Black people at twice the risk of Covid deaths linked to ‘structural problems” in society
The report proved Covid-19 has had a disproportionate impact on “disabled Londoners, people in areas of high deprivation and those from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds”.
Greenland ice loss ‘on pace to be greater than anything seen in 12,000 years’
Researchers say their work highlights the ‘extreme and unusual’ projected Greenland ice sheet losses for the 21st century.
US contacts considered kidnapping or poisoning Assange, court told
One of them revealed the lengths “friends” in the US considered going to after President Donald Trump came to power in 2017.
PMQs 30th Sept – ‘Yapping, bumbling and mumbling’ Johnson blows hot air over friend and foe
The beleaguered Prime Minister took it from all sides as his 80 seat majority begins to look perilously thin.
‘Losing sight of the enemy’ – WHO warns Countries lacking effective ‘track and trace’
'Now we’re getting back to a situation where we’re starting to see wider spread community transmission and losing sight of the virus again.'
Brexit: UK car makers facing trading obstacles after PM said it was ‘absolutely vital we protect supply chains’
Trade body the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) called for the sector to be prioritised in the negotiations, “not traded off against other industries”.