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Next week’s strike by resident doctors in England may be averted after ministers offered the British Medical Association a fresh deal.The doctors’ union has agreed to put the offer to members over the coming days – if they support it, the five-day walkout starting on Wednesday 17 December could be called off.The offer includes a rapid expansion of specialist training posts as well as covering out-of-pocket expenses such as exam fees.But it does not include any promises of extra pay. Health Secretary Wes Streeting has been adamant he will not negotiate on that, given resident doctors – the new name…

Nine Russian and Belarusian athletes have been granted permission to compete in qualifying events for next year’s Winter Olympics as neutral athletes.The International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) had initially banned them from taking part but the ban was overturned by a sports court last week.The select athletes have now received Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) status after meeting the International Olympic Committee’s (ICC) eligibility criteria, but will not be able to compete under the flag of their country.In October, the FIS council had voted against Russians and Belarusians competing in its qualification events for the Games in Milan and Cortina,…

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The French presidential frontrunner is currently gearing up for a “major break” from Emmanuel Macron’s approach if he won the next election, a GB News guest said.On Tuesday, Jordan Bardella, leader of the National Rally, held talks with Reform leader Nigel Farage to discuss the future of Europe, with both parties enjoying success in their respective nation’s polls.Mr Bardella has since revealed that he would back joint patrols with Britain, supplying the UK Border Force with the go-ahead to carry out “pushbacks” in the Channel. So far, France has refused to accept vessels that have attempted to rock up on…

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Savers and investors are set to be slapped with a £15.5billion tax bill from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) thanks to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s Budget reforms. analysts warn.The largest revenue generators include restrictions on pension salary sacrifice arrangements and a significant increase to dividend taxation, which are set to be implemented in the years to come.Laith Khalaf, the head of investment analysis at AJ Bell, noted that while the overall tax burden is substantial, “the bulk of the tax take isn’t hitting right away, giving savers and investors time to get their houses in order”.The phased implementation means most of…

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A former defence solicitor has been found guilty of sexually assaulting his clients.Alan Harris, of Thorn Park, Plymouth, was found guilty by a jury at Winchester Crown Court of five counts of indecent assault and five of sexual assault but not guilty of two counts of rape.The claimants told the trial the 72-year-old had abused them in locations which included cells at Charles Cross Police Station, Plymouth Magistrates’ Court and his car.The jury found Harris not guilty of nine charges of indecent and sexual assault.

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