Developments on Julia James’ case, the PCSO who died in Kent
Analysis on Ms James’ corpse reveal she was killed by severe injuries on her head, now police wants to shed light on the motive.
The best new albums released in May 2021
If you are waiting for some new albums, May 2021 will be full of exciting releases, both from new comers and from returning fan favourites
Crowd disaster in Israël: 44 died crushed during a religious festival
Lag B’Omer celebrations turned to tragedy last night, over 40 people died and 150 people are injured because of a stampede.
British tourists in France since 9 June
British tourists can go to France from 9 June.
Matt Hancock has received his Covid vaccine at the Science Museaum
At the Science Museum, Matt Hancock has received his Covid vaccine. He was jabbed by England’s deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam,
Body found in search for the 13-year-old boy who fell into Thames
Police found a body in the River Thames and believes it could be the 13-year-old, who fell from Tower Bridge while on the way to school a week ago.
10th anniversary of William and Kate
10th anniversary of marriage of William and Kate: for the occasion, released some portraits of the couple.
Facebook blocked a hashtag against Indian PM Modi
The social media platform claimed the posts with #ResignModi hashtag were temporarily hidden by mistake and then restored them, denying Indian government’s engagement.
In Europe herd immunity in August, says the head of BioNTech
In Europe immunity will be achieved in August: statements of the Chief of BioNTech.
Animal Welfare Bill: Parliament voted for tougher sentencing
The Animal Welfare Bill will raise the maximum penalty, up to five years imprisonment, for those guilty of charges related to animal cruelty.
In the US a man was arrested for hiding 35 live finches in hair curlers
The Guyanese 36-year-old is now alleged to have been smuggling the birds into the US for singing contests.
Queen seen for the first time after Prince Philip’s funeral
The Queen was seen for the first time after Prince Philip’s funeral.
UK opens the way to self-driving cars
We are likely to see drivers taking off their hands from the wheels by the end of the year, since it has been announced autonomous cars will be permitted on the roads.
Spain is ready to welcome British tourists
Spain will welcome British tourists from June with a Green Digital Certificate.
A suspected gunman spred terror at Crawley College
At Crawley College a suspected gunman fired from a blank pistol at a lecturer and stabbed in the hand another one. This happened on Monday, April 26.
India covid: UK donation of ventilators is meaningless at this stage
“Just as India sent assistance to the United States as our hospitals were strained early in the pandemic, we are determined to help India in its time of need,” Joe Biden tweeted.
Ronnie Wood fought cancer for the second time
The Rolling Stones’ guitarist, Ronnie Wood, announces that he fought cancer for the second time.
Britons in possession of vaccination card can travel to Greece
While waiting for digital vaccination passports, Greece allows British tourists to enter the country, showing NHS card as proof of vaccination.
Boris Johnson accused of certain statements: he never wanted a third lockdown
Minister Johnson accused of saying that he prefers the piled bodies rather than closing the country for the third time.
Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole: the family says the search was too short
Jimi tried to save a woman who fell in Thames from the London Bridge. His family says that search was too short.
Anthony Hopkins wins his second Oscar at 83 years old
In his acceptance speech, the actor payed a tribute to perished Chadwick Boseman, who was nominated in the same category.
44-year-olds can now get Covid-19 vaccine
Vaccination programme has been extended to people aged 44 or older, as the UK is now engaged also to help India with a major Covid-19 emergency.
Oscars 2021: Chloé Zhao wins double prize
Double prize for Chloé Zhao for the film Nomadland.
Oscars 2021: all the winners
The list of all the winners of Oscars 2021.
Covid: David Beckham and Unicef encourage people to get their vaccine
David Beckham and Unicef urged people to get their vaccines for the “World Immunisation Week”, both against the Covid and those for other diseases.
