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Rishi Sunak Wants To Raise Legal Age To Buy Cigarettes Every Year
Rishi Sunak aims to gradually raise the legal age for consuming cigarettes in a move that would introduce a ban for the next generation. The age would increase by one year annually so that "a 14-year-old would never legally be sold a cigarettes"
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Demand For Beer And Handbags Help Temper US Recession Fears for Now
Heightened worries about the strength of consumers and the global economy have been put on hold - at least for now - after some of the world's best known companies delivered a slew of better-than expected numbers.
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New Variant 'IHU' Hasn't Become Much Of A Threat So Far, Says WHO
The World Health Organization said a coronavirus variant found in France hasn't become much of a threat since it was first identified in November.
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Stick To Same Covid Vaccine Rather Than Mix-And-Match: WHO Experts
A World Health Organization panel said it's best to give people two doses of the same Covid-19 vaccine, but mixing and matching is a good solution for countries facing supply constraints.
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Rishi Sunak Wants To Raise Legal Age To Buy Cigarettes Every Year
Rishi Sunak aims to gradually raise the legal age for consuming cigarettes in a move that would introduce a ban for the next generation. The age would increase by one year annually so that "a 14-year-old would never legally be sold a cigarettes"
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Demand For Beer And Handbags Help Temper US Recession Fears for Now
Heightened worries about the strength of consumers and the global economy have been put on hold - at least for now - after some of the world's best known companies delivered a slew of better-than expected numbers.
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New Variant 'IHU' Hasn't Become Much Of A Threat So Far, Says WHO
The World Health Organization said a coronavirus variant found in France hasn't become much of a threat since it was first identified in November.
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Stick To Same Covid Vaccine Rather Than Mix-And-Match: WHO Experts
A World Health Organization panel said it's best to give people two doses of the same Covid-19 vaccine, but mixing and matching is a good solution for countries facing supply constraints.
