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BBC News Published image captionThe Department of Health said it "remains on track" with vaccinations in the North West Covid-19 vaccine supplies in the North West of England will be cut by a third in February, the NHS has confirmed. The NHS confirmed the weekly supply will be reduced to 200,000 by the second week of the month for Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Cheshire, Merseyside and South Cumbria. The Health Service Journal (HSJ) said the move was due to national shortages and to allow other areas to catch up. The Department of Health said the vaccination programme was "on track". NHS Eng...

Ms Kairouz is the most high-profile Labor figure to be issued with a show-cause notice by party elders after she was implicated in a branch-stacking scandal.

Adjustable gunstocks – definitely not worth it Robin Scott says: Most guns with adjustable stocks can only be altered for length, drop and cast. These are important, but they are but a part of the bigger gunfit picture. For instance, adjustable gunstocks don’t let us make minor changes to such things as length at toe and heel. This may better fit the butt to our shoulder, or make mounting a little smoother and easier. Neither do they come with a facility to alter the amount of cast at toe to accommodate the shape of our chest. Nor do they allow us to change the shape and radius of the gri...

Advertisement All political leaders who instinctively blend ruthlessness with their use of power inevitably face a moment of reckoning: is their way becoming too much for the public to bear? Dan Andrews has reached that moment. If the board of inquiry into Victoria’s hotel quarantine failures had found definitively that specific individuals were directly responsible for the misjudgments that led to the state’s second wave, that would have been bad enough for the Premier, with the subsequent necessary head-loppings and concomitant ill-will. The government's opaque governing model led to hu...

Welcome to the world! Say hello to these adorable new arrivals in our new feature that celebrates the birth of little ones from across the county. The oldest of our November babies is Imogen Astrid Fuell who was born at 1.16am on Monday, November 9, at Stoke Mandeville Hospital weighing 6lbs 12oz. Mum Chloe said Imogen's big brother Isaac was "very excited" to meet her and was a little disappointed he did not get to choose her name - he wanted her to be called Asda. Friday the 13th was lucky for Ada Rae Davies' parents. Ada, from High Wycombe, was born on Friday, November 13 at 10...