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Haven't Lost My Marbles: UK Ex-Minister On Participation In TV Reality Show
Former British health minister Matt Hancock defended his decision to join "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here" on Wednesday, saying that appearing on the reality TV show was a "great opportunity to talk directly to people".
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UK Ex-Minister Matt Hancock Suspended From Party Over TV Reality Show
Britain's ruling Conservative party on Tuesday suspended Matt Hancock, the former health minister during the coronavirus pandemic, for appearing on a reality TV show.
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UK To Probe Footage Leak That Led To Minister's Resignation
Britain's government will investigate how footage of former minister Matt Hancock kissing his aide found its way into the media and forced his resignation, in the latest scandal to hit Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government.
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UK's Former Finance Minister Sajid Javid Appointed As Health Minister
British former finance minister Sajid Javid will replace Matt Hancock as the country's health minister, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office said on Saturday.
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UK Minister Resigns After Kissing Photos Trigger Covid Violation Row
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock resigned on Saturday following revelations he broke government coronavirus restrictions during an affair with a close aide, with former finance minister Sajid Javid taking up the role.
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Pressure On UK's Boris Johnson To Fire Health Secretary For Flouting Covid Norms
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was under mounting pressure on Saturday to fire his health secretary after the admission that he broke COVID-19 guidelines by kissing an employee sparked accusations of blatant hypocrisy.
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UK Health Minister Matt Hancock "Very Sorry" After Pictured Kissing Aide
The picture of Hancock, who is married, and the aide was taken last month.
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UK On Track To End Lockdown On July 19, Says Health Minister
The UK is on track to lift all COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on July 19 as the data on deaths and hospitalisation from coronavirus looks encouraging , the UK's health minister Matt Hancock said on Tuesday.
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Delta Variant "40% More Transmissible": UK Health Minister
The Delta variant of the coronavirus is estimated to be 40 percent more transmissible than the Alpha variant that caused the last wave of infections in the UK, Britain's health minister said Sunday.
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"Too Soon To Say": UK Health Minister On Reopening Of Lockdown In England On June 21
British health minister Matt Hancock said on Sunday it was too early to say whether the government would stick to its plan to fully lift COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in England on June 21.
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UK Health Minister Self-Isolating After Covid App Alert
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock began a period of self-isolation on Tuesday after he revealed he had been pinged an alert by the National Health Service (NHS) COVID-19 app overnight.
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"Fantastic News": UK Minister On Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Announcement
British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said it was "fantastic news" that data on Monday showed that a COVID-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca with Oxford University could be up to 90% effective and reduce its transmission.
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UK Data Shows Most COVID-19 Transmissions Happen In Homes, Minister Says
Britain is unlikely to follow France in ordering people to wear face coverings at work because its test and trace scheme shows most people catch COVID-19 in house-to-house transmission, health secretary Matt Hancock said on Wednesday.
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2,40,000 Doses Of Life Saving Coronavirus Drug Dexamethasone Available In UK: Minister
Britain has increased the amount of dexamethasone it has in stock and on order to 2,40,000 doses, health minister Matt Hancock said on Wednesday, after a preliminary trial result showed it reduced mortality in the most severe COVID-19 cases.
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Anti-Racism Protests "Undoubtedly" Increase Risk Of COVID-19: UK Minister
Anti-racism protests attended by thousands of people in London and other major British cities "undoubtedly" risk causing an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases again, British health minister Matt Hancock said on Sunday.
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Haven't Lost My Marbles: UK Ex-Minister On Participation In TV Reality Show
Former British health minister Matt Hancock defended his decision to join "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here" on Wednesday, saying that appearing on the reality TV show was a "great opportunity to talk directly to people".
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UK Ex-Minister Matt Hancock Suspended From Party Over TV Reality Show
Britain's ruling Conservative party on Tuesday suspended Matt Hancock, the former health minister during the coronavirus pandemic, for appearing on a reality TV show.
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UK To Probe Footage Leak That Led To Minister's Resignation
Britain's government will investigate how footage of former minister Matt Hancock kissing his aide found its way into the media and forced his resignation, in the latest scandal to hit Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government.
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UK's Former Finance Minister Sajid Javid Appointed As Health Minister
British former finance minister Sajid Javid will replace Matt Hancock as the country's health minister, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office said on Saturday.
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UK Minister Resigns After Kissing Photos Trigger Covid Violation Row
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock resigned on Saturday following revelations he broke government coronavirus restrictions during an affair with a close aide, with former finance minister Sajid Javid taking up the role.
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Pressure On UK's Boris Johnson To Fire Health Secretary For Flouting Covid Norms
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was under mounting pressure on Saturday to fire his health secretary after the admission that he broke COVID-19 guidelines by kissing an employee sparked accusations of blatant hypocrisy.
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UK Health Minister Matt Hancock "Very Sorry" After Pictured Kissing Aide
The picture of Hancock, who is married, and the aide was taken last month.
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UK On Track To End Lockdown On July 19, Says Health Minister
The UK is on track to lift all COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on July 19 as the data on deaths and hospitalisation from coronavirus looks encouraging , the UK's health minister Matt Hancock said on Tuesday.
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Delta Variant "40% More Transmissible": UK Health Minister
The Delta variant of the coronavirus is estimated to be 40 percent more transmissible than the Alpha variant that caused the last wave of infections in the UK, Britain's health minister said Sunday.
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"Too Soon To Say": UK Health Minister On Reopening Of Lockdown In England On June 21
British health minister Matt Hancock said on Sunday it was too early to say whether the government would stick to its plan to fully lift COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in England on June 21.
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UK Health Minister Self-Isolating After Covid App Alert
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock began a period of self-isolation on Tuesday after he revealed he had been pinged an alert by the National Health Service (NHS) COVID-19 app overnight.
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"Fantastic News": UK Minister On Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Announcement
British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said it was "fantastic news" that data on Monday showed that a COVID-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca with Oxford University could be up to 90% effective and reduce its transmission.
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UK Data Shows Most COVID-19 Transmissions Happen In Homes, Minister Says
Britain is unlikely to follow France in ordering people to wear face coverings at work because its test and trace scheme shows most people catch COVID-19 in house-to-house transmission, health secretary Matt Hancock said on Wednesday.
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2,40,000 Doses Of Life Saving Coronavirus Drug Dexamethasone Available In UK: Minister
Britain has increased the amount of dexamethasone it has in stock and on order to 2,40,000 doses, health minister Matt Hancock said on Wednesday, after a preliminary trial result showed it reduced mortality in the most severe COVID-19 cases.
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Anti-Racism Protests "Undoubtedly" Increase Risk Of COVID-19: UK Minister
Anti-racism protests attended by thousands of people in London and other major British cities "undoubtedly" risk causing an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases again, British health minister Matt Hancock said on Sunday.
