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HUNDREDS of people who were in the area where a Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned have been warned to wash their clothes and personal belongings. Health officials issued the alert after traces of nerve agent were discovered at a pub and...
A Child-grooming scandal in a Shropshire town could be the worst the country has ever seen. Up to 1,000 children could have fallen victim to brutal sex gangs over a period of 40 years in Telford, it is believed. MPs called for an inquiry last night...
BRITAIN is set for huge post-Brexit tax cuts and a public spending bonanza, says Margaret Thatcher’s former economist. The Westminster group, Economists for Free Trade, says that leaving the EU will mean Theresa May could ditch George Osborne’s...
WORLD leaders reacted with astonishment and cautious hope today after Donald Trump sensationally agreed to meet North Korean despot Kim Jong-un. South Korea’s president, Moon Jae-in, said the news “came like a miracle” and China called for “political...
HUNDREDS of people could have been contaminated by the nerve agent that poisoned a Russian double agent in Salisbury, officials said, as locals last night questioned why they were not warned sooner. A week after Col Sergei Skripal and his daughter,...
Visitors to the Science Museum’s new medical galleries in London next year will see a 3.5-metre statue of “Zombie Boy” Rick Genest and his anatomical tattoos, which artist Marc Quinn is creating.
Military personnel in Salisbury yesterday continue an investigation into the nerve agent attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia. Hundreds of diners and pub-goers have been urged to wash clothes and other items after...
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