UCL’s report found that London bus drivers were three times more likely to die from Covid-19 than the UK average.
It comes as Naga Munchetty has apologised for liking “offensive” tweets about a Government minister’s video call backdrop featuring the Union flag.
Sinn Fein, which backs the introduction of the services, has accused the anti-abortion DUP of blocking consideration of the issue.
"Every year, millions upon millions of chickens are bred to become oversized FrankenChickens, crammed into bleak, overcrowded sheds, and slaughtered at just a few weeks old. As a bird lover, I despair at the thought of these gentle, intelligent, and sensitive animals forced to endure such suffering."
In North Yorkshire, one vaccination site reported that 50 per cent of patients booked in for an appointment had failed to turn up.
“Everyone loses until the Government intervenes to mend a broken system that relies on paying skilled staff a pittance."
Health Minister Carolina Darias hailed the passing of the bill as an important step “towards the recognition of human rights”.
Jeremy Corbyn warned that the Tories were putting the NHS ‘up for sale’ in secret talks with US back in 2019.
“It’s a metaphor for an entire year of Covid incompetence," he said. So that’s “Have I Got News For You” for the chop then?
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