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A leading cardiologist is accusing the Government of destroying public trust in vaccines through “coercive policies and secrecy” – as he considers legal action against the Health Secretary and prepares to take his message to the European Parliament.Consultant cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra – branded a spreader of “poisonous lies” by Mr Streeting after a fiery speech at the Reform UK conference – says he is “seriously considering” suing the Health Secretary over what he calls a “defamatory slur.”Following the conference, in which Dr Malhotra quoted oncologist Professor Angus Dalgleish stating Covid vaccines may have been linked to cancers affecting members…

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King Charles and Prince William joined forces as they appeared together at the Natural History Museum on Thursday night.The father and son united their passion for environmentalism as they headlined a major gathering that’s setting the stage for next month’s COP30 summit in Brazil.Charles and William joined changemakers from around the globe at this special event, organised by the museum and the UK Government. Before entering the historic building, the King and Prince of Wales stood shoulder to shoulder on the steps of the museum. Thursday’s summit comes just six weeks before world leaders meet in Belém for crucial climate…

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Uncertainty surrounds the fate of the £20,000 cash ISA allowance as the Budget approaches, with potential changes not yet ruled out.This threatens not just affluent savers but ordinary Britons who depend on the full allowance during crucial life moments.HMRC figures reveal that 1.46 million people maximised their cash ISA contributions in 2022/23, while £69.5billion flowed into these accounts during 2023/24.The average contribution stood at £6,993.Sarah Coles, head of personal finance at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “There are all sorts of people for whom the £20,000 cash ISA allowance is a vital lifeline at key moments during their life.”She emphasised that even…

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Former England footballer Karen Carney has revealed her deep anxiety about the Strictly Come Dancing elimination process, confessing she feels “absolutely petrified” despite her success on the dancefloor.The 38-year-old made the admission during her appearance on Thursday’s It Takes Two with professional partner Carlos Gu, where presenter Fleur East questioned whether recent eliminations had sparked her competitive instincts.”No, I’m absolutely petrified,” Ms Carney declared, explaining that whilst she understands the show’s competitive format, she struggles with the elimination aspect.The sports star expressed particular distress about watching contestants leave the competition. Karen Carney opened up about her back condition on Saturday…

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Julia Brysonat Leeds Crown CourtWatch: Police released CCTV showing before and after the murder of Ahmad Mamdouh Al IbrahimA man who stabbed a 16-year-old Syrian refugee on a busy street has been found guilty of his murder.Alfie Franco, 20, pulled a flick knife from his pocket and slashed Ahmad Mamdouh Al Ibrahim in the neck in Huddersfield town centre on 3 April.Franco had claimed he acted in self-defence after fearing Ahmad was going to attack him.He denied murder but was found guilty by a jury after a trial at Leeds Crown Court and is due to be sentenced on Friday.Jurors…

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A single father whose son was born with a one in a million genetic condition has claimed to have been let down by Epping Council and forced to live in a hospital for more than nine months.Jack Cook’s one-year-old son Jaxon was born with rare disease, serine deficiency disorder, and it has had a life changing effect on both of their lives and requires constant specialist care.Mr Cook has told GB News that his son’s extremely rare condition means he is blind, suffers from painful muscle spasms, is fed by a nasogastric tube as he cannot swallow safely and he…

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Sir Keir Starmer’s top security aide has been accused of suppressing an investigation into Chinese spying after facing a trade warning from the Treasury.Jonathan Powell, who was appointed as the Prime Minister’s national security adviser last December, is said to have removed details of espionage from the Foreign Office’s so-called China audit in June.The decision came after No11 officials warned that releasing such information could damage trade and investment links between China and the UK. Sir Keir had made an audit on China a manifesto commitment ahead of last year’s General Election victory. Labour promised to “improve the UK’s capability…

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Princess Kate has issued a personal thank you to Home-Start and the Rose Hill Community Centre after undertaking an important engagement today.The Princess of Wales sent the heartfelt message after her visit highlighted her earlier essay that growing over-reliance on technology was “toxic to health”.Taking to social media, Kate began: “Attention is the most basic form of love. “In our increasingly distracted world, it has never been more important to hold on to what truly connects us – to ourselves, to one another, and to the world around us,” she continued. The Princess of Wales wished a touching: “Thank you…

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Britons are being urged to “review whether they are still getting a good deal” as fixed bond rates dip and easy access accounts lose ground.According to Adam French, Head of News at Moneyfactscompare, the average easy access rate is now 0.06 percentage points lower than it was a month ago.Despite the drop, Cahoot is offering an inflation-busting five per cent AER on its easy access account, while Principality Building Society continues to pay 7.50 per cent AER fixed for six months on its regular savings account — the highest rate currently available.Mr French said: “Savers looking to secure a guaranteed…

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