What the papers say – January 22
The US leader’s opinions on climate change and an online attack on a billionaire lead Wednesday’s papers.
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Railcard for veterans to be launched on Armistice Day
A new railcard for military veterans will be launched in November, the Department for Transport has announced.
Bringing back bigger, bushier hedgerows ‘will help wildlife and store carbon’
Supporting farmers to grow bigger, bushier hedgerows could help tackle climate change and boost wildlife, it has been claimed.
‘Dick Whittington vision’ of moving to London is largely a myth, study finds
The “Dick Whittington” dream of moving to London to seek a fortune is becoming increasingly unobtainable for those from poorer background, according to research, with costs keeping young people out of the capital.
MPs to consider amendments to PM’s Brexit deal after defeats in Lords
MPs will consider amendments to the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal after the Government was defeated five times by defiant peers.
‘Steep rise’ in cervical cancer rates among young women
There has been a steep rise in rates of cervical cancer among women aged 25 to 29, a charity has warned.
Long-Bailey: I would take Labour in different directions to Jeremy Corbyn
Rebecca Long-Bailey has said she would take Labour in “completely different directions” to Jeremy Corbyn amid criticism that she is the continuity candidate in the leadership race.
Father with rare blood cancer releases charity single in bid for donor
A father of two with an incurable form of blood cancer is releasing a charity single, backed by comedian Al Murray, in a bid to find a donor.
Railcard for military veterans to be launched on Armistice Day
A new railcard for military veterans will be launched in November, the Department for Transport has announced.
In pictures: London foundry casts the famous Bafta masks ahead of awards ceremony
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Kate launches national survey on early years development of children
The Duchess of Cambridge has described the early years development of children as life’s most “crucial” moment for “future health and happiness” as she launched a landmark national survey about the issue.