Capt Tom donations: What was the £33m spent on?
One nurse said welfare packs at work made her job "a little bit easier in a difficult time". Source link
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Rachel Reeves on West Lancashire by-election win for Labour
The West Lancashire by-election result showed the government has "run of out ideas and run out road" the shadow chancellor has said.After Labour won with a 10.5% swing, Rachel...
Read moreSuper Bowl 2023: Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles – how to follow on BBC, half-time show, who will win – the complete guide
Sibling rivalry & fired coaches reunited - the spicy story of Super Bowl LVIIVenue: State Farm Stadium, Glendale Date: Sunday, 12 February Start: 23:30 GMT (16:30 MST)BBC coverage: Listen...
Read moreUS and Canada military shoot down new unidentified object
The flying object "violated airspace" over north-west Canada, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Source link
Read moreWest Ham United 1-1 Chelsea: Emerson Palmieri equalises against his former club
Joao Felix is the first Portuguese player to score a Premier League goal for Chelsea since Raul Meireles in 2012Former Chelsea player Emerson Palmieri scored against his former club...
Read moreNew rail strikes ballot to start soon – RMT's Mick Lynch
Mick Lynch says the union will keep talking to rail firms, after it rejected an offer on pay on Friday. Source link
Read moreThe 60,000-year-old artefact rewriting Neanderthal history – BBC REEL
In 1995, archaeologist Ivan Turk discovered a unique perforated bone in the Divje Babe cave in Slovenia. The artefact was found in the middle of a palaeolithic layer of earth,...
Read moreExoskeletons help take the strain of heavy lifting
Some of the workers at a UK technology distribution centre are wearing robotic exoskeletons during their shifts.The aim is to help make labour-intensive manual tasks, like lifting and carrying,...
Read moreWeek in pictures: 4-10 February 2023
A selection of powerful images from all over the world, taken in the past seven days. Source link
Read moreCovid: PPE litterers in Cornwall face £150 fines
As well as causing litter, Cornwall Council says discarded items pose an infection risk to others. Source link
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