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January 12, 2022

No 10 Staff Told To 'Clean Up' Phones In Party Cover-Up

Downing Street staff were advised to “clean up” their phones by removing information that could suggest lockdown parties were held at No 10, The Independent has been told. Two sources claim a senior member of staff told them it would be a “good idea” to remove any messages implying they had attended or were even aware of anything that could “look like a party”.

No 10 Staff Told To 'Clean Up' Phones In Party Cover-Up

2 mins

Senior Tories turn on PM as ‘partygate' row intensifies

Senior Conservatives have turned on Boris Johnson over the “partygate” scandal, as the prime minister dodged demands to reveal whether he attended a Downing Street drinks event at the height of the Covid lockdown.

Senior Tories turn on PM as ‘partygate' row intensifies

5 mins

I'm sorry it has come to this: you resign - or I will

This isn't meant to sound like an ultimatum, and I'm as sorry as anyone that it has come to this but, prime minister, you leave me with no choice: either you resign - or I will.

I'm sorry it has come to this: you resign - or I will

3 mins

Trafficking fears as refugee children go missing from hotels at rate of one a week

A lone child refugee goes missing from unregulated government hotels every week on average, The Independent can reveal.

Trafficking fears as refugee children go missing from hotels at rate of one a week

3 mins

Johnson's Sleaze Adviser Expects To Be Given More Powers After 'Flatgate' Row

Boris Johnson's ethics adviser has said he expects to be given “considerably greater" authority, independence and power as a result of the spat over the prime minister's flat refurbishment.

Johnson's Sleaze Adviser Expects To Be Given More Powers After 'Flatgate' Row

2 mins

Covid Infections Twice As Likely On Day Five Compared To Day Seven, Study Claims

Almost twice as many people are still transmitting Covid on day five of self-isolation compared to day seven, new government analysis suggests.

Covid Infections Twice As Likely On Day Five Compared To Day Seven, Study Claims

2 mins

Jab-Shy Eastern Europe Has Most To Fear From Omicron

After South Africa, the UK was among the first countries in the world to face the full force of the Omicron variant.

Jab-Shy Eastern Europe Has Most To Fear From Omicron

3 mins

Undersea Turbines Could Supply Tenth Of UK Energy

Undersea turbines could generate a tenth of Britain's power, according to a renewable energy expert. Tidal stream energy uses turbines to extract energy from moving masses of water in the oceans and rivers, and the UK is in an excellent position to reap the benefits as UK waters hold about half of Europe's tidal stream resource.

Undersea Turbines Could Supply Tenth Of UK Energy

1 min

Major Bird Flu Outbreak Will Strike Britain Each Year, Warns Government Scientist

The UK could suffer major bird flu outbreaks every year, a senior government official has warned.

Major Bird Flu Outbreak Will Strike Britain Each Year, Warns Government Scientist

2 mins

US And Russia Remain Poles Apart After Talks On Ukraine

Kremlin insists it has no intention of invading despite refusing to disperse its 100,000 troops from the border

US And Russia Remain Poles Apart After Talks On Ukraine

2 mins

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