The Government is facing legal action over its plan to keep hospitality venues closed for weeks longer than "non-essential" shops. Challengers say there is “no evidence or justification" for this decision.
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The Government supposedly faces a major rebellion from Tory MPs over the extension of lockdown laws in England. "Dozens" of Tories are expected to vote against the extensions or abstain if the infection rate continues to fall.
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In January, Grant Shapps said that if the Government did not fully unlock the country by early March, he would stand "on the barricades to get our freedoms back". This date has passed, but Mr Shapps has lost his nerve.
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From Friday, private garden parties and picnics in parks – with up to four people from two households – will be permitted in Scotland, under an "accelerated" easing of the country's lockdown before Easter.
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In the fight against antibiotic resistance, it’s all hands on deck. The clock is ticking and superbugs are spreading, but drug companies are reluctant to create new antibiotics because they’re not money-makers. Researchers may have found a way around that problem by modifying already-existing antibiotics to make them “blow up” deadly superbugs.
"It's disturbing to watch the FBI operate with such impunity."
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