Новости за 07.10.2024

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1. Funding for £120 blood test that detects 12 most common cancers  The Times
2. Government to fund £120 blood test that could detect 12 most common cancers  The Guardian
3. Blood test that detects 12 types of cancer in development, health secretary says  Sky News
4. New government tech deals boost the business of cancer detection  GOV.UK
5. 'Game changer' blood test detects 12 most common cancers before symptoms develop  The Mirror

The Met Police is rolling out its new ‘Digital Interview Recording (DIR) kits’, in its commitment to put victims at the heart of investigations, as part of its New Met for London plan. It’s a significant advance in its drive to equip officers with innovative technology to improve efficiency of evidence obtained during interviews with victims, particularly women and girls affected by violence.

Families have called for an inquiry into mental health provision for offenders languishing on indefinite jail terms - saying it could "save lives".

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Baby boomers living longer but are in worse health than previous generations  The Guardian

1. Starmer urges unity at home and reiterates call for ceasefire in Middle East  The Guardian
2. Sir Keir Starmer says sparks from Middle East conflict ‘light touchpapers’ at home  The Telegraph
3. Year of war has spread ‘vile hatred’ in UK, says Keir Starmer  The Times
4. Newspaper headlines: PM's call for calm and 'private school VAT delay'  BBC.com
5. From Tel Aviv to Tottenham, every Jew feels like they are a target  The Independent

The Met Police is rolling out its new ‘Digital Interview Recording (DIR) kits’, in its commitment to put victims at the heart of investigations, as part of its New Met for London plan. It’s a significant advance in its drive to equip officers with innovative technology to improve efficiency of evidence obtained during interviews with victims, particularly women and girls affected by violence.

1. More than 70 retailers urge Reeves to make 20% cut to business rates  The Guardian
2. Retail CEOs call for business rates "corrector"  Drapers
3. M&S, Primark, Ikea and Tesco bosses call on government to reform business rates  Retail Gazette
4. Retail CEOs write to chancellor calling on her to ‘level the playing field’ on business rates  Retail Week
5. From burden to boost: How reforming business rates can fuel economic growth  Elite Business Magazine

Two people have died and at least eight have been injured after an explosion near a major airport in Pakistan, officials have said.

What the children of Lebanon have seen and what they have heard as the conflict rages between Hezbollah and Israel will not be easily forgotten. It will be generational.

An explosion that ripped through a block of flats in Scotland has left one man dead and several injured.

A generation of children and young adults in Gaza are coping with devastating amputations after a year of brutal war.

The new BBC drama will air on Monday October 14.

These pups have managed to remove one million cigarettes from sale in the capital between April 2023 and March this year, according to new figures from London Trading Standards

Keir Starmer paid tribute to the lives lost in Israel a year on from the October 7 massacre and he urged for peace 'on this day of sorrow' as the war in the Middle East continues

The Mirror can reveal that the problem of potholes - which costs the economy £14bn a year - has recently spread to motorways, traditionally better maintained than country roads

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to reverse a Tory tax rise on spirits as one in four pubs say they know a distiller that's been forced to close

Experts have warned tree crowns remaining at 'full sail' increases the threat of damage caused by storms - and the weather is proving troublesome for autumn vegetable harvests

Equality campaigners and union chiefs have hit out at 'relentless scare-mongering' from those who argue flexible employment conditions will harm businesses

The government is putting £11million of funding into the robotic invention to help 6.7 million people in the UK suffering with mobility issues due to falls and fractures