In a bid to tackle court backlogs, magistrates in England and Wales will be able to jail criminals for longer.

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Magistrates to get more powers to jail criminals for longer

Nicknamed after dog shot in Thorpe affair, plan afoot to oust PM over Downing Street parties scandal

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‘Operation Rinka’: rebel Tories up pressure on Boris Johnson to resign

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More children are becoming fussy eaters after getting COVID-19, experts have suggested. The virus is leading to growing numbers of youngsters developing parosmia - a disorder where people experience strange and often unpleasant smell distortions, researchers found.





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The Sun

COVID-19: Children ‘becoming fussy eaters’ after getting coronavirus, experts suggest

The poorest families will be hit disproportionately hard when the Energy Price Cap rises in April - according to analysis by the charity The Joseph Rowntree Foundation. 



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Bloomberg Quint

Poorest families will be hit hardest by energy bills surge, charity warns

The funeral mass for 23-year-old school teacher Ashling Murphy will take place in Co Offaly this morning.

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Irish Mirror

Ashling Murphy's funeral to take place in Co Offaly

Boris Johnson’s former chief adviser said he is prepared to ‘swear under oath’ that the PM lied to Parliament over 2020 gathering.

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No 10 denies Cummings’ claim PM knew about lockdown drinks party

The climate crisis will wipe at least 1% a year off the UK’s economy by 2045 if global temperatures are allowed to rise by 2C, the government has said.



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Climate crisis could wipe 1% a year off UK economy by 2045, say ministers

The armed forces are being deployed to help hospitals in London deal with a surge in Covid patients because the Omicron variant is leaving so many staff sick and unable to work.



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Military deployed at London hospitals due to Omicron staff shortages

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