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The race to clear the Earth's orbit of dead satellites is becoming a billion-dollar industry. Photo: ESA
Play20:51:54
Prince Charles takes on 'space junk' as latest threat to humankind

UK claims a leading role in removing the junk orbiting the planet

UKFebruary 01, 2022
UK Covid cases spike after reinfections included in data

Death toll has passed 180,000 after Omicron variant caused a new wave of illness

CoronavirusFebruary 01, 2022
British Airways Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft as seen departing in the blue sky during rotation, take off, flying and retracting the landing gear phase, from Amsterdam Schiphol AMS EHAM International airpot. The modern plane, a wide body B787 has the registration G-ZBJE and is powered by 2x RR jet engines. British Airways BA is connecting the Dutch city to UK's capital, London LHR Heathrow airport. BA is the flag carrier of the United Kingdom, member of One world aviation alliance group and is owned by IAG International Airlines Group. The world aviation passenger traffic numbers declined due to the travel restrictions, safety measures such as lockdowns, quarantine etc during the era of the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic that hit hard the aviation and travel industry. Amsterdam, Netherlands on April 1, 2021 (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
BA brings back free snacks and water to appease customers

Reform part of a series designed to atone for UK airline's poor customer-service record during the pandemic

BusinessJanuary 31, 2022
Covid-19 is here to stay. How it is managed is prompting much debate. Alamy
Can Covid-19 be treated like flu? Here's the definitive answer

For the first time Covid-19 variants are the most common respiratory illness but that may not mean the same precautionary measures should be employed

CoronavirusJanuary 28, 2022
Hamilton Terrace. Photo: Savills
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Channel your inner Gatsby in this £17.25m Art Deco London property

Detached house in St John's Wood has a glamorous past and can offer an equally glamorous future

LuxuryJanuary 25, 2022
A shopper passes a 'closing down sale' notice on Oxford Street. Bigger city centres like London have been disproportionately affected during the pandemic. AFP
Covid's 'David and Goliath' effect on UK cities revealed - in charts

Businesses in 'stronger' UK city centres hardest hit by coronavirus, report finds

BusinessJanuary 24, 2022
More than 60,000 students are estimated to be on courses which would fail to meet the UK regulator's minimum standards. Getty Images
Rated: Underperforming English university league tables

Institutions offering poor value for money face penalties under new strictures from higher education regulator

UKJanuary 20, 2022
Seven forgettable moments from 2021 for Boris Johnson
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Seven forgettable moments from 2021 for Boris Johnson

UK prime minister is no stranger to controversy, and 2021 has dished out plenty

UKDecember 29, 2021
Warwick Place. Photo: Savills
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$17.2m 'dream' home inspired by Frank Sinatra - London luxury property

Converted coach house in Little Venice is a spacious blend of old and new

LuxuryDecember 06, 2021
A Yemeni man has his temperature checked prior to being vaccinated. Once he receives a shot, he will be part of a tiny proportion in the conflict zone to have been inoculated against Covid. Photo: EPA
Omicron variant shows dangers of vaccine inequality

ICRC crisis chief calls for tens of millions of people in conflict zones to be vaccinated

CoronavirusDecember 04, 2021
Arrivals to England will now be required to test for Covid before they enter the country. Photo: AFP
UK tightens travel rules and places Nigeria on red list

Health Secretary makes pre-departure Covid tests mandatory for travellers to England in response to Omicron threat

Covid-19 TravelDecember 04, 2021
OECD head Mathias Cormann said leaders must address imbalances such as unequal vaccine coverage to keep the global recovery from Covid-19 'strong and on track'. AFP
OECD forecasts 'fading' inflation by 2022

Economic group says global recovery stalling due to vaccine inequality and new variants

EconomyDecember 01, 2021
Migrants are helped ashore from a RNLI lifeboat at a beach in Dungeness. Their humanitarian efforts provoke the ire of far-right groups in the UK. AFP
UK lifeboat crew blocked by protesters from rescuing migrants

Charity crew were preparing to seek and aid migrants in the English Channel

UKNovember 30, 2021
A staff member (C) wearing protective equipment guides a traveller at the arrival hall of Incheon International Airport on November 30, 2021, amid growing concerns about the Omicron Covid-19 variant. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP)
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Five recommendations from scientists to beat Omicron

Raising antibody levels should be the cornerstone of the strategy, says UK vaccine committee

CoronavirusNovember 29, 2021
Activists from the Extinction Rebellion (XR) climate change group taking part in a protest outside Amazon's headquarters in central London. AFP
Play11:17:20
Extinction Rebellion targets Amazon in Black Friday protests

Activists say distribution sites in the US, Germany and the Netherlands also targeted

BusinessNovember 26, 2021
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