Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England, and colleagues have written to GPs telling them to resume business as usual because demand for the booster jab has waned.
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Andrew Bailey (pictured) was the first central banker out of the blocks when the Bank of England brought an end to pandemic era interest rates. 
Left untreated, black mould can be dangerous - particularly to young children and those with underlying respiratory issues - as the spores released from mould can get into their lungs. 
People from around the world have shared witty notes that they couldn't help laughing at with the trivia website The Daily Stuff, including a man who left a love note for his wife on the wrong car. 
The actor, 65, who played Mickey in the BBC sitcom, admitted the 'woke thing' could destroy the series by banning the use of the show's most iconic catchphrases. 
Members of the Royal Family will urge the Duke of York to settle with Virginia Roberts Giuffre, which could cost him £10million. 
HM Revenue and Customs is said to be reviewing the scheme which allows anyone who has worked just one day at home in a year to claim an annual sum of up to £125 in tax relief. 
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JAN MOIR: When she sings, Adele can make grown men cry, stop women in their tracks. And the reason she can do that is because she is such a geyser of emotion herself. 
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Despite the lifting of all Plan B restrictions in England yesterday, half the country appears reluctant to give up wearing masks. 
The case was dropped when the Home Office decided she was a victim of modern slavery after her lawyers claimed she had been sexually exploited and groomed online by a US extremist. 
US authorities are concerned Britain's threats to levy sanctions against Putin are empty after years of allowing Russian elites to funnel billions of pounds into 'Londongrad' to buy influence. 
The National Trust scheme aims to 'improve access to nature for those in urban areas who may feel disconnected from the countryside'. 
The 'non-crete' posts are designed to be an eco version of the traditional barriers, the manufacture of which produces large amounts of CO2. The new posts are made from sugar cane. 
Citizens Advice said two post offices a week were closed in the past two years and means vulnerable people will be left without access to vital services like utility bills payment. 
Robins, wrens and sparrows are hit hard by freezing temperatures but experts believe they will be seen in large numbers during the Big Garden Birdwatch. 
Attorney General Suella Braverman is reviewing whether to increase Chay Bowskill's jail sentence after he was convicted of violently kidnapping his girlfriend Angel Lynn and leaving her with injuries. 
Harry and Meghan are under under pressure to cut ties with streaming giant Spotify after it embroiled in a row about its partnership with Joe Rogan over anti-vax content on his podcast 
Gaspard Ulliel, who gained international attention for his portrayal of a young Hannibal Lecter in Hannibal Rising, died aged 37 after suffering a severe blow to his head after a skiing accident. 
There's concern Russia-friendly NATO nations - France, Germany, Turkey and Hungary - could block Biden's deployment of 8,500 U.S. troops as the world waits to see if Putin invades Ukraine. 
Kevin Dugar, 44, (right) was released from Cook County Jail in Chicago on Wednesday after serving a 20-year sentence for a crime his twin brother (left) committed in 2003. 
The funny man was a stalwart on BBC Radio 4's popular panel game 'I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue', first featuring as a host in 1972 and then as a panelist for almost 50 years. 
Whitehall sources said ethics chief Sue Gray was facing major hurdles in publishing her full report into the controversy following the Met decision to launch a criminal probe (pictured: Cressida Dick) 
Each year, 39,000 tons of unwanted clothes are thought to be sent from rich countries, including the UK, to the Atacama Desert in Chile, such is our addiction to 'fast fashion'. 
Fifty-thousand Canadian truck drivers are traveling in a 45-mile-long convoy to Ottawa in protest of vaccine mandates for truckers, with up to 20 percent of truckers in the country unvaccinated. 
Treasury staff believe Boris Johnson may be about to scrap - or delay - the national insurance rise as he fights for the support of wavering Conservative MPs. 
DAN WOOTTON: Neil Young was a heroic musician whose back catalogue is a treasured, if commercially insignificant, part of any music streaming service's offering to subscribers. 
Shocked police pulled over an elderly motorist in Bulwell, Nottingham, who told them he'd been driving without a licence or insurance for 70 years and had somehow never been stopped by officers. 
Beijing-based Space Transportation has been developing the spacecraft since 2018, and describe it as being a 'rocket with wings', with the hope of launching in 2025. 
Chairman of the digital, culture, media and sport committee Julian Knight said the process of appointing a new head at Ofcom had become a 'shambles'. 
Electric scooters could be fitted with speakers that make a 'tuba-like' sound to warn pedestrians amid rising injuries, as researchers work with e-scooter rental firms in Government trials. 
The Duke of Cambridge, 39, who is president of BAFTA, made the visit to mark the re-opening of its headquarters and met with the BAFTA-winning actress. 
The University and College Union (UCU), which represents lecturers, said the strikes will be stopped if universities agree to a sector pay rise and to reverse pension scheme cuts. 
Asked about a timeline, Kirby said: 'We have always said and said for quite some time, another incursion by Russia could be imminent -- and imminent means imminent.' 
With almost six million people on its waiting list for routine treatments, the NHS is under pressure as never before. 
HENRY DEEDES: Discussions with Jacob Rees-Mogg (Con, NE Somerset) on the British constitution are similarly best avoided, as MPs yesterday discovered. 
Barry Cryer was the patron saint of comedians, the figurehead with a pint in his hand and a gag for every occasion, writing for British comedy greats, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS. 
The Duke of Cambridge, 39, visited BAFTA's headquarters and to learn how the newly refurbished building will help to increase the support to British television and film today. 
Cocker spaniel Leo has learned how to perform life-saving CPR by jumping up and down on a resuscitation dummy's chest with his paws. 
TOM UTLEY: David Beckham remains a working-class lad. Indeed, I'm almost sure this is how he, Rooney and Sugar would proudly describe themselves. 
A study of more than 300,000 people found drinking wine appears to slightly reduce the risk of hospitalisation and death from a cardiovascular event such as a heart attack. 
Scientists say statins, which are taken by around eight million Britons to reduce cardiovascular disease, could cut men's odds of getting prostate cancer. 
There is a comfort zone in crime fiction that is for ever Agatha Christie. Think only of the demure but indomitable Miss Marple for assurance that, eventually, all will come right in a wicked world. 
During the late 16th century, Europe was in a state of ferment. 
A mix of heartbreak, hope and healing in Eithne Farry's short stories this week, starting with Five Tuesdays in Winter by Lily King. 
Ross Welford claims that lockdowns, social media rage and climate change inspired him to write about a parallel world in which people live in peace - and how tempting that sounds. 
The new book from U.S. writer Butler takes the form of a deathbed dialogue between God and a retired American newspaper editor, as he reflects on a century of personal and political upheaval. 
Did you know that the French call catnip 'herbe aux chats' , and that it's also adored by bees? UK artist Catherine Hyde's delightful new book follows the journey of the buff-tailed bee. 
British diplomat and author Paul Brummell's latest book looks at diplomatic life and how gifts form a crucial part, including how Adolf Hitler gifted Maharaja of Patiala a Maybach ahead of WWII. 
Former GP Noemie Lopian is the daughter of two Holocaust survivors. Writer and teacher Derek Niemann is the grandson of a Nazi war criminal and SS officer. Yet the two have forged a friendship. 
Civil servant Sarah Healey (pictured) benefited from free tickets to concerts and football matches while working from home. She attended the Brit Awards, along with two England football matches 
The model stable first appeared at a model village in Great Yarmouth last summer and was dubbed a 'life-saver' by business owners Frank and Frances Newsome at the time. 
RICHARD EDEN: Some women in the public eye let themselves age naturally; others pay secret visits to cosmetic surgeons. Kirstie Allsopp, by contrast, is disarmingly honest. 
DAVID BLUNKETT: How can the Prime Minister command respect in foreign capitals when even his own MPs are publicly speculating whether he can survive another 24 hours in office? 
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen credited the country's high vaccination rate for allowing the removal of restrictions, saying the current level of protection would suffice for the mild Omicron variant. 
Chief medical officer Professor Sir Chris Whitty is on the list with a salary of up to £210,000, while chief science officer Sir Patrick Vallance earns up to £185,000. 
ANDREW PIERCE: The pork pie plotters gathered to try to get rid of Boris. Unluckily for them, the Prime Minister got wind of this very modern gunpowder plot - and foiled it just in time. 
Billionaire Elon Musk has offered an enterprising teenager $5,000 to remove a Twitter bot tracking the movements his private plane, but the teen isn't interested, according to a new report. 
The Duchess of Cambridge (pictured) will become the first member of the Royal Family to take on one of Prince Harry's patronages as the new figurehead of English rugby. 
Former mafioso-turned FBI informant Salvatore 'Sammy the Bull' Gravano is reflecting on his colorful life in a new ABC special, which includes commentary from his daughter Karen (inset) 
Ashley Ward, a Professor of Animal Behaviour at the University of Sydney, and her new book The Social Lives of Animals shares the rich emotional lives of elephants and their incredible memories. 
Joe Lycett sparked 'panic' among ministers today after he took to social media to share his own version of Sue Gray's report into alleged Downing Street gatherings. 
After a try at a film industry career failed, author Matt Knott became a private tutor. This book is a hilarious account of life with the children of the super rich. 
Chilean-American novelist Isabel Allende said she would take the Encyclopedia Britannica on a desert island with her. She said The Call of The Wild by Jack London first gave her the reading bug. 
Prince Andrew's formal legal response to allegations made by Virginia Roberts in her civil case against him has been described as 'defiant.' 
EXCLUSIVE: Hare-coursing - in which dogs are unleashed to chase down hares and catch them in their jaws - has been banned in Britain on cruelty grounds since 2005. 
British author Sebastian Murphy-Bates gives a passionate, forensic examination of the Stephen Port murders in Easy Kills, where he gives great detail behind the headlines. 
Disneyland Paris unveiled the famous character's brand new outfit on Tuesday via Twitter in honor of the park's 30th anniversary, but it was met with a very cold shoulder from fans. 
DAISY BUCHANAN: I refuse to work on my abs. I am not embarking on a 'healthy' regimen that requires me to live on boiled eggs and green juice. 
Wang Yi, China's foreign minister, delivered his warning in a call with Secretary of State Antony Blinken today - just hours after Blinken sent Putin a letter dismissing most of his security demands. 
One person claimed a resident was racially abused by a motorist after the group refused to move a barricade they had created to prevent school-run parents from taking over their streets. 
The new species of leafhopper, called Phlogis kibalensis, was found in the rainforest of the Kibale National Park in western Uganda. 
Liz Truss is facing criticism after it emerged she used a Government private jet for a recent work trip to Australia at a cost to the taxpayer of 'at least £500,000'. 
Data compiled by Transport for London revealed that the biggest week-on-week rises at its Tube stations have mostly been in locations where commuters tend to travel in from the outskirts. 
Dr Steve James, who works as an anaesthetist at King's College Hospital, announced he is spearheading a judicial review, along with seven other professionals, in a bid to end the mandate.