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EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has apologized for not properly challenging the views of a vaccine skeptic, who claimed that COVID jabs cause heart damage during an interview on BBC News.

The Spinners Quarter development in Pendleton was officially unveiled recently with Salford ’s city mayor cutting the ribbon. The event marks a milestone for Lovell Together, the joint venture between Lovell Partnerships and Together Housing Group.

Fears of 'another lockdown Christmas' have sparked debate among Manchester Evening News readers.

One of the government's scientific advisers has said he fears 'another lockdown Christmas' following an 'unacceptable' lack of action amid rising coronavirus case numbers.

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holidays "within limits" this summer according to a leading expert, while ministers said the travel green list will be "coming soon". Peter Openshaw - Professor of Experimental Medicine at Imperial College London - said it was vital people do not drop their guard because there are likely to be further outbreaks of coronavirus.

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coronavirus spiralling out of control in the UK again.Professor Peter Openshaw, professor of experimental medicine at Imperial College London said that a delay of even a few days is potentially "dangerous" as a "trickle of cases" can turn into a "cascade."He said that if people don't abide by the "rule of six" laws that come into effect in England tomorrow (Monday September 14), the country faces going back into a "hard lockdown."Prof Openshaw, who is a member of the New and Emerging Respiratory

Covid-19 and follow the rules, a professor who advised the Government has warned.Peter Openshaw, professor of experimental medicine, Imperial College London, said a "trickle" of cases can turn into a "cascade" if restrictions such as the new rule of six are ignored.He raised concern after worrying increases in the spread of the lethal virus including in some care homes and among younger people.Speaking on Sky's Ridge On Sunday, he said: "We know that these are very vulnerable pockets.