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Boris Johnson hails ‘normality’ as commuters return to office after Omicron
Boris Johnson said the country is on a path to “complete normality” as commuters began returning to the office.
Monday 26 October 2026
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Boris Johnson said the country is on a path to “complete normality” as commuters began returning to the office.
Amazon’s first clothing store will use artificial intelligence to understand a customer’s preferences and recommend a suitable outfit.
It is a craft that many associate with medieval times but, since the start of the pandemic, blacksmithing has made a comeback among young people.
Business leaders have predicted a revival in city-centre economies as workers return to the office after ministers lifted plan B Covid restrictions in England.
Civil servants were told to get back to their offices to set an example as work from home guidance was dropped yesterday.
Universities will be told that they “require improvement” in an Ofsted-style ranking if they do not tackle high drop-out rates, the student watchdog will say today.
British Airways has begun cancelling flights to America over concerns signals from 5G mobile phone masts could endanger the lives of passengers.
Boris Johnson has declared the end of coronavirus restrictions today as officials step up plans for post-pandemic Britain.
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Private details of hundreds of debit and credit cards in the UK are being leaked on the dark web every week for as little as £7,…
Inflation has risen to its highest level in nearly three decades because of a spike in the cost of a range of goods and services, from…
Moving to a four-day week with no loss of pay may sound like a dream but for a small group of workers it’s about to become…
Lloyd's of London could leave its iconic City of London headquarters after four decades in one of the most consequential signs yet of how companies are…
Further cuts to train timetables have been made in response to Covid-related staff shortages.
Pension savers should have appointments scheduled automatically to help them make better decisions, MPs have suggested.