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When everyone from coffin-makers to sewage attendants is on strike, it’s clear work isn’t working

Non-union workers can see organised labour’s power: now is the time for unions to talk to those wanting better conditions, says Polly Smythe of Novara Media

The Guardian - UK

Covid infections lowest in four months but levels rise in primary school children

The virus is also becoming more prevalent among 35-49 year-olds

Evening Standard

Covid infections spike in children but cases in the UK at its lowest in four months

Figures published by the Office for National Statistics show that while the total number of Covid-19 infections has gone down, it has risen among school-age children and people aged 35-49

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Total Covid infections lowest in four months, though levels rise in children

The virus is also becoming more prevalent among 35-49 year-olds.

The Independent UK

GP numbers continue to fall but the UK isn't unique in losing family doctors

The 2019 Conservative manifesto promised to increase the UK’s GP numbers by 6,000 by 2024. That target will clearly not be met. In fact, the proportion of GPs working full time in England has fallen compared with last year, according to the latest figures from NHS Digital.

The Conversation

Third of armed forces veterans in England and Waves over 80, census shows

The figures reflect the legacy of War Service and National Service in the 1940s and 50s.

The Independent UK

DWP urged to give people 10 years’ notice before increasing State Pension age to 68

MPs raised concerns about reports that State Pension age is set to rise to 68 earlier than planned.

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Long Covid symptoms in full - 23 most reported signs from palpitations to vertigo

The Office for National Statistics has revealed the new list of long Covid symptoms many Brits have reported, including weakness or tiredness, memory loss or confusion, and even diarrhoea

Daily Mirror

Mortgages could increase by £14,000 a year for some homeowners, says Labour

The Office for National Statistics has predicted more than 1.4 million households are facing the prospect of interest rate rises when they renew their fixed-rate mortgages this year

Wales Online

Sleepy town 'haunted by hellish monster' home to the most Satanists in England and Wales

Nearly one in 120 residents of Bungay and nearby villages in north Suffolk described themselves as Satanists in the 2021 census. The figure is much higher than the national average

Daily Mirror

Most popular Disney inspired baby names as Molly-Mae calls daughter Bambi

The Love Island star's first daughter with boxer Tommy Fury has been given an unusual name

Wales Online

All London boroughs now ‘unaffordable’ for local salaries — here’s the pay increase you’d need to afford a home in your area

Even ‘affordable’ London areas are now beyond the reach of local buyers on average salaries.

Evening Standard

Can you eat food beyond 'best before' and 'use by' dates? Rules explained

One in five adults eating smaller portions and buying out-of-date food because of the cost of living crisis, ONS data reveals, so Brits ned to know the difference between 'use by' and 'best before'

Daily Mirror

Long-term sickness leaving 1.6m UK adults over 50 unable to work

Campaign group Rest Less says figures illustrate not only a national health issue but an economic one

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London revealed to have lowest prevalence of Covid in UK with 1 in 90 infected

1.1million in private households in the UK were likely to have had Covid-19 in the week ending January 17 - down 39% from the previous week

Evening Standard

Census reveals huge changes in most common non-UK countries of birth

China and Spain have risen up the chart while the US and Cyprus have fallen

The Independent UK

UK Covid-19 infections fall 39% in ‘promising’ trend

Prevalence of the virus is lowest in England.

The Independent UK

Census reveals big changes in most common non-UK countries of birth

China and Spain have risen up the chart while the US and Cyprus have fallen.

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Wales Online

Sky, EE, O2, Vodafone and BT price hikes: How much mobile phone, broadband, and TV prices are due to go up in spring

The changes are to align with either CPI (Consumer Price Index) or RPI (Retail Price Index) measures of inflation, which currently stands at more than 10%

The Independent UK

Number of sex offences recorded by police in England and Wales hits new high

The Office for National Statistics published the latest figures on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Steve Barclay accused of being 'part man, part ostrich' over inaction on excess deaths

Shadow Public Health Minister Andrew Gwynne accused the Government of 'denial and buck-passing' as he suggested the Health Secretary is burying his head in the sand like an 'ostrich'

The Conversation

Strikes: why refusing public sector pay rises won't help reduce inflation

The UK government has not yet resolved the thorny issue of ongoing public sector pay disputes, despite the fact that these workers are suffering much more from the cost of living crisis than their private sector counterparts. The government is worried about wage increases pushing up inflation that is already…

Chronicle Live

Cost of living: Full list of foods which have risen in price the most

Soaring price of everyday staples have been unveiled, with only three out of 30 items costing less than a year ago

Wales Online

The rarest and most common days to have a birthday on revealed

Data from the past two decades have been analysed

Chronicle Live

Six things to bear in mind before January 31's tax deadline if you have a second job

The Office for National Statistics estimates that 1.2million UK residents have second jobs - and with extra income comes tax implications that Britons need to be aware of

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