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Meghan complained to ITV about Piers claiming his views could upset people with mental health problems  Mr Morgan refused to apologise or back down saying: Freedom of speech is a hill Im happy to die on Ranvir Singh hosted Good Morning Britain with Susanna Reid today as show beat BBC rival for the first time Piers stands by his view that he didnt believe a word of the Duke and Duchess Oprah interview shown by ITV Critics orchestrated a campaign to inundate Ofcom with complaints with 41,000 rec...

"We are delivering on our promise to build back safer, by equipping police with the powers and tools they need to keep themselves and the public safe." The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will double to two years the sentence for criminals who assault police or other emergency workers. It comes less than two years after PC Andrew Harper was dragged to his death behind a car while in the line of duty. The bill will also enshrine in law a Police Covenant - a pledge to give extra support...

 Piers Morgan faced a social media campaign over comments he made about Harry and Meghans interview  He faced a huge online backlash after he said he didnt believe a word of the Duke and Duchess Oprah talk  Twitter users responded by sharing links to Ofcom and gave instructions on how to complain to TV regulator  Ofcom today announced it was launching an investigation following the raft of complaints from Twitter users  MailOnline editor at large, who has helped show to record ratings, had...

The West Yorkshire Police Federation has hit out after the Government has not given police officers priority in the second phase of the Covid vaccine rollout THE West Yorkshire Police Federation has said they feel "stabbed in the back" after the Government decided not to give police officers priority in the second phase of the Covid-19 vaccination rollout. Experts advising the UK government say vaccinating people in order of age is the fastest way to cut Covid-19 deaths. The Joint Commit...

Britains next phase of coronavirus vaccines will be administered based on age rather than occupational risk, an advisory group said Friday, sparking anger from police and teachers who said they should get priority. Speaking at a televised press conference on Friday, Health Secretary Matt Hancock sa ..

Teaching unions and police officers have been angered by the Government’s move to continue the rollout of coronavirus vaccines in age order, rather than prioritising the frontline professions. Health Secretary Matt Hancock defended pans for the next stage of the UK vaccination programme by arguing on Friday it is the “fastest and simplest way to roll out the jabs”. He said the view of the Government and its advisers was that “the right thing to do, the moral thing to do, is to make sure...

UK Government Defends Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout As Cases Fall | Financial News

Professor Sir Mark Walport insisted the British strategy maximised the number of vaccines on a basis of the most vulnerable.

The London Economic | 'Deep and damaging betrayal' - Police and teachers angered by age-based rollout of Covid vaccine | News

Police Federation hits out after police officers refused priority access to vaccine by JCVI