Month: November 2022

A victim of the Manchester Arena bombing would likely have survived had it not been for the inadequate emergency response, an inquiry has found. John Atkinson’s injuries were “survivable” but he did not receive the “treatment and care he should have”, said Sir John Saunders, chairman of the Manchester Arena Inquiry. Mr Atkinson, a 28-year-old
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A Tory MP should be suspended from the Commons for suggesting the standards commissioner’s potential peerage depended on ruling against him over lobbying breaches, the Standards Committee has recommended Andrew Bridgen should be suspended for five sitting days, the parliamentary committee that oversees the work of the standards commissioner said. The committee found the MP
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Sainsbury’s has claimed to be passing on rising costs to shoppers at a slower rate than its competitors, saying its decision is partly responsible for a dip in first-half profits. The UK’s second-biggest supermarket chain by market share, which also owns Argos, updated on its progress as the “big four”, also including Tesco, Morrisons and
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