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Matt Hancock is expected to contest accusations made about his performance as health secretary during the pandemic as he appears before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. The ex-minister’s evidence is expected to take up the whole of Thursday’s sitting hours following repeated criticism made against him by a number of other witnesses. The former Tory MP, who now sits as an independent after losing the party whip for appearing on ITV’s
“I’m scared. I am being sick every day. I’m not eating properly because I can’t, because I am constantly looking over my shoulder every way I turn.”Those are the words of Andrew Jarman, who has been homeless and sleeping rough on the streets of Lynn for months.He has been left shocked by what he feels is West Norfolk Council’s unwillingness to provide any accommodation for him, having done so previously.
Finally, the recent wet weather abated to allow the Mid Norfolk Youth League girls' divisions to go ahead in full.The result of the day came at Kingsway, where KLSC Lionesses took on Watlington in the Under 12s.Buoyed by picking up their first win a fortnight earlier, KLSC raced into the lead with a first-half Summer Ellis hat-trick, the first of which came within the opening minute.Hat-trick hero Summer Ellis with
In a thrilling display of resilience and teamwork,under-15 players from West Norfolk Rugby Club pulled off an extraordinary comeback to secure a 21-29 victory against Shelford away in a chilly encounter on Sunday morning.The West Norfolk squad faced adversity from the start, as illnesses left them with only 15 players and no substitutes.Despite the setback, the boys eagerly travelled the long ride to Shelford in Cambridge, ready for the challenge
West Norfolk rugby star Georgie Lingham jetted to the sun this week to play for the Hammerheads in one of rugby’s most famous fixtures - the Dubai 7s.Lingham is building up her game time and pitch presence ahead of the Olympics next summer.As a North Wootton native, Lingham has been part of the local rugby club since the start of her journey, already having had the honour of representing England
Pelicans 1 Cambridge South 1sts 1Pelicans dropped points for the first time at home this season - but their bid for East Men's Division 1 North glory remains firmly in their sights.Come the end of the season they might reflect on this results as a point gained rather than two points dropped against a well-organised Cambridge South side.Pelicans took the league early in the first half thanks to their captain
Visitors have one final opportunity to say goodbye to Britain’s only giant pandas before zoo keepers get them ready to make their way back to China. Yang Guang and Tian Tian have lived at Edinburgh Zoo since 2011 as part of a 10-year agreement between the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) and the China Wildlife Conservation Association. Access to the panda enclosure will be restricted from 3.30pm on Thursday
More than a quarter of UK adults say they are likely to use buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) to help ease spending over the festive period, Citizens Advice has found. The charity said it was braced to provide debt support in the New Year as some 28% of consumers – the equivalent of 15.1 million people – plan to use the unregulated credit for Christmas spending, rising to 56% of parents with primary
GPs must be given more support to delivery continuity of care for patients, the safety investigator has recommended. The Health Service Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) looked into whether patients could see the same GP and whether records reflected they had come back repeatedly with the same problem. It comes after a man who had recovered from breast cancer visited his GP surgery repeatedly with back pain and also went to
Henry Kissinger, the US secretary of state who dominated foreign policy under former presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, has died aged 100, his consulting firm Kissinger Associates said. The firm said in a statement Mr Kissinger died at his home in Connecticut and is survived by his wife Nancy, two children, David and Elizabeth and his five grandchildren. Mr Kissinger was born in southern Germany in 1923 before he
