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Advertisement Nearly all of the fifty constituencies in England that are lagging behind in the Covid vaccine roll-out are Labour, MailOnline can reveal.  NHS England figures show just 66.83 per cent of over-65s living in Birminghams Ladywood area had received their first dose by February 28.  It was followed by Camberwell and Peckham (67.43 per cent) and Westminister North (68.74 per cent) in London, where uptake is known to be lagging behind the rest of the country. The constituencies have b...

MP Julian Sturdy with Andy Herrington, Managing Director of Ainsty Ales A YORK MP dropped in at a local brewery as part of ongoing discussions with the hospitality and leisure sectors during the pandemic. York Outer MP Julian Sturdy visited Ainsty Ales in Acaster Malbis on Friday to meet with their owner and Managing Director, Andy Herrington. Founded in 2014, Ainsty Ales has won an array of accolades for their high-quality beers quickly joining the ranks of the great breweries which put No...

THE Government has announced today that there will be a delay on return to secondary school education across the UK to help prevent the spread of Covid-19, but primary schools will return as normal. Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, revealed today that a new plan to "keep education settings as safe as we can," will see a staggered return for secondary schools across the country. Full secondary schools and colleges will return to education on January 18, with exam pupils set to return...