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Polio find in London sewage sparks health alert
Authorities say no cases have been detected after first sign since 1980s that potentially deadly virus could be spreading in UK
No ‘safest spot’ to minimise risk of Covid transmission on trains
Research shows masks more effective than social distance in unventilated carriage
UK officials trade blows over calls for strong pound policy
Further tightening of monetary policy will be needed, says BoE economist Huw Pill
Survey reveals the three Stem opportunities that surprise children
Science, technology, engineering and maths provide many career paths, some more recognised than others
In charts: the global refugee trends of 2021
89.3 million people displaced worldwide due to persecution, conflict, violence and human rights abuses
UK set for transport meltdown with strikes shutting half of rail network
Strike action planned for next week will disable Britain's railways
UK plan to 'reset' education endorsed by ex-PMs
Sir Tony Blair and Sir John Major endorse recommendation to 'reset' education in Britain
Energy boss demands internet-style revamp of inefficient national grids
At London Tech Week, Greg Jackson decries dearth of innovation in the power sector
UK government under pressure to act as petrol prices hit new record
Business minister concerned that March fuel cut is being hoarded by retailers and orders investigation
UK private schools’ fees to rocket in face of ‘storm of pressures’
Parents of international pupils could be asked to pay more than those of British classmates
UK tech start-ups overtake China to achieve record-breaking first quarter investment
More than 950 UK tech start-ups and scale-ups have raised £12.4bnin 2022, compared to £12bn for the whole of 2020
Inside the UK's quantum computing deal with Orca
UK defence ministry signs deal with Orca Computing, aiming to scale up technology
Major UK retailer stops Russia-linked malware attack with Darktrace
Software applies Self-Learning AI to enable machines to understand businesses and defend them
EasyJet records better than expected £545m loss in half-year results
Budget airline figures for six months to March 2022 offer hope as chief aims for 90% capacity by third quarter
Cement company Lafarge loses appeal in ISIS-linked crimes against humanity case
French court declines to dismiss charge that firm wilfully endangered lives by paying off militants to protect Syrian plant
