| January 07, 2022 Boris Johnson is facing fresh sleaze allegations after appearing to back a plan for a new "Great Exhibition" put forward by the Tory donor who funded his luxury flat redecorations.
The prime minister told Lord Brownlow he was "on the great exhibition plan" in a WhatsApp message in which he described his Downing Street rooms as "a bit of a tip" – and pleaded for more money.
Two months later, the donor joined a meeting with the culture secretary "to discuss plans for Great Exhibition 2.0" – a showcase of British innovation later renamed "Festival UK" – a government document revealed.
Around 200 troops sent into London hospitals amid absences caused by Omicron variant Fresh uncertainty cast over conviction of Jeffrey Epstein's longtime associate as lawyers push for retrial Police will compile report for coroner after search for 20-year-old musician called off Tennis star is currently being held at a state-run quarantine hotel in Melbourne after appealing the border force's decision to cancel his visa ahead of the Australian Open
The Big Question How common is bird flu among humans and what are the symptoms? A person in southwest England has been diagnosed as suffering from a "very rare" case of bird flu, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has announced.
The individual concerned became infected after "very close, regular contact with a large number of infected birds, which they kept in and around their home over a prolonged period of time", the UKHSA said.
Here's everything we know about the virus, which more commonly affects our feathered friends but can be passed on to humans in exceptional cases.
NUMBER OF THE DAY 179,756 The UK has reported a further 179,756 Covid cases in the past day as four more hospital trusts declared critical incidents.
QUOTE OF THE DAY "Currently there is no evidence that this strain detected in the UK can spread from person to person, but we know that viruses evolve all the time and we continue to monitor the situation closely." – Professor Isabel Oliver, chief scientific officer at the UKHSA, as a "very rare" case of bird flu has been detected in a person living in southwest England.
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