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A man was left out of work with his leg swollen 'like a balloon' after a 'horrific' bite from 'Britain's most dangerous spider'. Shane Parmenter, from Chelmsford, Essex, says a bite from a noble false widow left him unable to work and…

City Pub Group sees increase in revenues despite poor weather and train strikesRevenue increased to £31.7m for the first half, up from £26.7m Like for like sales at London-listed pub operator were also up 14%By Daniel…

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MARKET REPORT: US car strikes put brakes on GKN automotive spin-off DowlaisBy John Abiona For The Daily Mail Updated: 17:01 EDT, 12 September 2023 <!-- <!-- --><!-- --><!-- !-->>-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!-->-->!-->!-->!-->-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!--><!-->!-->>-->!-->-->!--><!-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!-->>-->!-->!-->…

Doctors have been put on high alert about rising cases of a potentially severe respiratory virus in parts of the United States, which could signal a bad nationwide outbreak is to come. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

Direct Line shares soar as hiking car insurance premiums pays off and it strikes £550m dealDeal will see firm sell its brokered commercial insurance to RSA FTSE 250 company saw pre-tax losses risen to £76.3m from £11.1m in…

WH Smith shrugs off rail strikes as sales are buoyed by holidaymakersTurnover at the retailer increased by 28% for the 12 months ending AugustIts travel arm continued to benefit from the loosening of Covid-related curbsThe…

Jason Missey was moving wood in his garden when he felt something like a stingDoctors identified Jason's injury as a spider bite - likely from a noble false widow By Michael Havis For Mailonline Updated: 06:38 EDT, 22…

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Support for industrial action among junior doctors appears to have plummeted as 5,500 fewer walked out each day during their latest strike than in the first wave, new figures show.The Royal College of Nursing yesterday also admitted for…