Grant Shapps: British people can go on holiday abroad
Mr. Shapps says that British people will go on holiday abroad. There will be a traffic light system which indicates the destinations and the rules.
Priti Patel was accused of not taking domestic dog theft seriously
Priti Patel has been accused of not taking dog theft seriously. She promised to condemn dog thieves, but she has done nothing to help dog owners.
A prison introduces an educational farm for prisoners
A prison introduces an educational farm for prisoners’ stress.
Holocaust survivors’ stories on social media to raise young people’s awareness
Holocaust survivors' stories will be soon available on social media to reach the younger ones, as researches show that they know fewer and fewer about the topic. Holocaust survivors have recourse to social media to share their experience and explain…
Prince William ends his friendship with Tom Bradby
William ends his friendship with Tom Bradby, because he would take Harry and Meghan’s side.
Riots in Northern Ireland: violence continues in Belfast
Violence continues in Northern Ireland: riots and violence in Belfast.
Moderna vaccine: everything we know
Moderna vaccine today in Wales. What do we know about it?
Richard Okorogheye’s body found in the forest of Epping: the mother’s pain
Richard Okorogheye’s body was found yesterday in the Essex forest.
BP cut debt to $35 billion a year ahead
Disposals and oil price increase got BP’s debt load from $38.9 billion down to $35 billion in three months, CEO Bernard Looney is reporting on figures and share buybacks on April 27.
Vaccine passports: clash between Tories and Boris Johnson
Clash between Tories and the Prime Minister Boris Johnson for vaccine passports.
Covid-19, Chris Witty: chances of no more local lockdown
Chris Witty says that there may be no more local lockdown. In the time of two years, there will surely be a wide choice of vaccines. But in the meantime, be careful. Chris Witty: chances of no more local lockdown…
“Traffic light system” to allow holidays to certain destinations
Next Monday Johnson should announce a new method to allow travel outside the UK: a traffic light system.
MPs oppose Covid passports ahead of trials
MPs are opposed to the Covid passport, because they think it would take off citizens’ freedom.
Johnson’s senior black adviser quits after a racism report
Samuel Kasumu decided to resign after a report defined the UK a global model of equality and said that it’s not institutionally racist.
Missing student: search is on in Essex Forest
Police intensify investigation and also search in the Essex forest, searching the missing student.
London: Princess Diana will be commemorated with a blue plaque
Princess Diana will be commemorated with a blue plaque in her old house in Earl’s Court (London).
Police issue new images of missing student Richard Okorogheye
The 19-years-old is supposed to have left his home around 8.30 pm on March 22.
Heat wave: parks and beaches full, but there’s the risk of the peak
Heat wave in UK: people go to parks and beaches, but there’s the risk ok the peak.
Sir Lenny Henry’s letter asks black Britain to have trust and take Covid-19 vaccine
Sir Lenny Henry writes an open letter to black Britons, co-signed by many celebrities, urging them to get vaccinated against Covid-19 and fight “racial inequality”.
Satan Shoes: Nike sues Lil Nas for his shoes with human blood
The “Satan Shoes” are Nike modified with an inverted cross, a pentagram and human blood. Nike sued MSCHK and Lil Nas for trademark infringement.
Funeral of Bobby Storey: Sinn Fein members will soon know the prosecution’s decisions
Funeral of Bobby Storey in Northern Irelans: Sinn Fein will soon know the prosecution’s decision.
House of Gucci: the incredible true story behind Lady Gaga’s new film
House of Gucci, the upcoming Ridley Scott’s film, tells the true story of Patrizia Reggiani, who arranged the murder of Maurizio Gucci in 1997.
Ever Given vessel refloated this morning, Suez canal traffic to be restored
The vessel stuck on the banks of Suez canal, which has blocked one of the world’s busiest maritime trade routes, has been freed early this morning.
Families can travel to seaside or make day trips thanks to new Covid freedoms
Families can now travel to the seaside to enjoy the mini-heatwave that has hit the UK. It’s also OK to make day trips in the countryside.
Covid-19 India: virus back on the rise, curfew imposed in several cities
India is seeing the number of new infections rise even faster than during the first wave, when it was close to 100,000 new cases per day.
