Prolific unregulated sperm donor loses UK legal fight to be named as child’s father ⊖⊖
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Robert Albon cannot be declared four-year-old’s father because he ran illegal sperm donation business, court rules
A prolific unregulated sperm donor described in the high court as a “highly dangerous…
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Olly Robbins exposed a deeper failure: when the prime minister’s decision came first, security vetting was left to catch up after the fact
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Ministers hope tobacco and vapes bill, which will become law next week, will create a ‘smoke-free generation’
A bill banning anyone born after 2008 from buying tobacco in the UK has completed its prog…
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Microsoft has also reduced the price of its Xbox Game Pass video game subscription service, Microsoft Gaming boss Asha Sharma has announced
Microsoft’s gaming subscription service Xbox Game Pass will …
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Sacked civil servant discloses he overturned vetting ruling without knowing full extent of national security concerns
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The sacked senior civil servant Oliver Robbins ha…
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Lords told sales of Scottish shellfish among areas that may benefit – but agreement will not erase all paperwork
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A new agriculture agreement with the EU would not wipe out …
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