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Climate protesters guilty of smashing up Barclays' London HQ
Almost £100,000 worth of damage was caused to the building in the attack by seven women determined to highlight the plight of the planet
Millions of UK workers to get right to ask for flexible working from day one
Job-sharing, flexitime and shorter or staggered hours are on the cards
Animal eyes sent to six Ukraine embassies in Europe
‘Bloody packages’ follow spate of letter bombs to high-profile targets in Spain
Flights to be disrupted at Heathrow as ground workers confirm strike
Airport in London has been hit by a wave of strike action as it tries to bounce back from Covid travel restrictions
What's the effect of Europe's planned price cap on Russian oil?
EU and G7 efforts to set ceiling inching towards conclusion
Molecule discovery raises hopes of identifying early-stage Alzheimer’s
Finding could mean only simple urine test needed to assess whether patients have condition
Seaweed found living 100m below Antarctic ice shelf
Researchers say the discovery of red algae is 'important for furthering our knowledge of Antarctica'
England no longer a majority Christian country
Changing face of Britain revealed in census data showing fall in traditional religion and rise in mixed ethnicity households
UK tells social media giants to get tougher on protecting children
Online Safety Bill will check age limits but will not force big technology platforms to take down material deemed 'legal but harmful'
EasyJet shrinks losses to £169m as bookings 'look positive'
Budget airline 'does well in tough times', chief executive says, with price increases on the horizon
Climate protester 'who smashed Barclays window' was shareholder in bank
Campaigner tells court the £100,000 attack was done 'out of love' after years of campaigning
Brexit 'compounds doctor shortage in UK'
Estimated shortfall of 4,000 specialists caused by fewer European medics choosing to work in the NHS
Teen's flatpack wind turbine to power rural communities in Kenya
Ikea-inspired simple design could provide energy in refugee camps
UK government says 'brainwashed' people trafficked to Syria can still be security threat
Barrister for Home Office tells court vulnerable, trafficked people could still set off a bomb in London or Manchester
Queen Consort Camilla donates Paddington Bear toys to Barnardo's
Cuddly toys were left outside the gates of royal palaces after Queen Elizabeth's death
