9th January 2022

Users on Twitter also were quick to address the fact that Pope Francis has no children.

Um…@DailyMailUK what is this? How we have gone from clapping to telling exhausted staff they shouldn’t take leave? Let’s set the record straight shall we? 🧵👇🏻(1/9) pic.twitter.com/asw1CLiCti— NHS Million 💙 (@NHSMillion) January 5, 2022

Russia is notorious for sending its troops into other countries under the guise of so-called "peacekeeping missions." They tend not to leave. https://t.co/0dGtSWbvVV— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) January 5, 2022

The Government looks like it failed to use the extra time bought last summer to plan properly for winter

Labour’s deputy leader stood in for Sir Keir Starmer who has tested positive for Covid forcing him to self-isolate for the sixth time

Councillor Dr Peter Moseley made the comments on Twitter in response to Canada's Covid laws.

The cash raised by Marcus Rashford and chef Tom Kerridge will fund 750,000 meals for people in poverty.

A teaching union in Wales says any decisions over exams should not be taken at the last minute.

The Balkan country is enforcing blackouts amid an electricity shortage caused by high global prices.

It follows a number of tests last year and a vow from Kim Jong-un to bolster the North's defences.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab says the law will stop women being pestered in public.

The government said restoring crown stamps to pints was one of the "key successes" of Brexit so far.

The monument to the slave trader was toppled in Bristol during a Black Lives Matter protest.

Cycling group says key changes need to be clearly explained, as Labour claims ministers are ‘missing in action’

Jury finds four people accused of criminal damage over the toppling of Edward Colston statue in Bristol not guilty For more on this and other news visit https://t.co/8OWd2TvLrt— Sky News Breaking (@SkyNewsBreak) January 5, 2022

If you swab my hand and find traces of drugs, that does not necessarily mean I am using or selling though 😶 it's very easy to have been in contact with drugs in London without physically touching it... from leaning at a bar, to flushing a toilet 🤣 https://t.co/kMVnQtF7nQ— Ash (@ashindestad) January 3, 2022

More people, living or dead, will be eligible to have historical convictions wiped from their records.

Unsealing stems from Giuffre’s sexual abuse lawsuit against duke, filed in Manhattan federal court in August

Hysteria whipped up against groups like Insulate Britain masks the dark side of the Conservatives’ police and courts bill, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The move aims to tackle concerns about secondary schools staying open for face-to-face lessons this term.