Patsy Palmer interrupts her interview with Good Morning Britain
While being asked questions, Patsy Palmer read on her screen a script that annoyed her, enough to leave the interview.
AstraZeneca vaccine being suspended in Europe, but WHO and EMA guarantee is safe
Several European countries suspended the rollout of AstraZeneca vaccine because of the blood clot cases and experts of the WHO and the EMA are planning to discuss its side-effects, while assuring its safety.
Yaphet Kotto, actor in Alien and the villain in James Bond, died at 81
The famous actor Yaphet Kotto died at the age of 81 last night in the Philippines.
AstraZeneca suspended in several countries, but the UK defends it
British leaders and doctors continue to defend the AstraZeneca vaccine and they think there is not enough reason to suspend it.
The second life of red telephone boxes: defibrillators and mini museums
From the uselessness of the red telephone boxes to their transformation into defibrillators, mini museums and digital units, the iconic British phone booths can still be helpful nowadays.
Sarah Everard, Boris Johnson to hold the crime task force meeting
The Prime Minister Boris Johnson decided to hold a task force meeting after Ms Everard’s case.
Jenny Jones proposes a curfew at 6 pm for men
The proposal of Jenny Jones: curfew at 6 pm for men. So women feel safer
AstraZeneca vaccine: Thailand also delays its administration
Due to some reports of blood clots after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine, Thailand also temporarily suspends it.
“Hostile environment”: two LGBT advisors leave office
Jayne Ozanne and James Morton, LGBT advisors have decided to resign after criticising ministers for equal opportunities and an hostile environment.
John Lewis announces closure of other stores after losses due to Covid 19
Because of the Covid John Lewis can no longer support some of his stores and is forced to close them.
Piers Morgan’s comments on Meghan: he doesn’t regret them
Piers Morgan has said he does not regret his comments about the Duchess of Sussex following her and Prince Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey. The TV presenter sparked outrage when he said he called Meghan a liar. Because of his ideas, he also left GMB.
Pay increase for NHS workers: Starmer urges the Parliament to vote for it
Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, demanded MPs to vote on pay rise for NHS workers. He accused Boris Johnson of “breaking promises”: the Government has proposed giving NHS staff a 1 per cent pay rise, despite…
Grant Shapps hopes to give the green light for flights and holiday
Grant Shapps signalled Britons to book summer holidays this spring by telling them he is “hopeful” to give a green light for flying after May 17. He also urged people not to book summer breaks yet because there are no…
Missing Sarah Everard: police officer arrested
Investigation on Sarah Everard: not yet found, but arrested a metropolitan policeman and a woman.
Covid, Whitty warns: another wave will be inevitable
It’s true: the vaccination campaign is working very effectively, but Whitty says not to remove the restrictions quickly to avoid a new wave.
Covid in UK: cases reach the lowest level, ready for the closure of Nightingales
UK and Covid: the vaccination campaign continues and cases decrease. Soon less restrictions in the open and closing of Nightingale hospitals.
Harry and Meghan: Buckingham Palace and accusations of racism
Accusations of racism for the Royal Family following the shocking statements of Harry and Meghan regarding the color of the skin of the firstborn.
Back to school: the first big step after the lockdown
After months of distance lessons the students go back to school: so much excitement but also so much tension for the current situation.
Holidays : High prices on the coast, Cyprus no restrictions for vaccinated
From 17 May the British will be able to travel abroad. Prices start to rise and in Cyprus there will be no restrictions for vaccinated.
NHS: the government can only afford the 1% increase in salary
Minister Dorries declares that the only possibility that the government can afford is the maximum increase of 1% of the salary of the NHS.
Cash for exercise: the government may offer money in order to prevent obesity
Health officials are examining “cash for exercise” a new programme that is based on offering money to people in order to encourage them to exercise, to prevent obesity.
Prince Philip had a ‘successful procedure’, but will remain in hospital
Prince Philip’s procedure for a pre-existing heart condition was successful. He underwent the operation at St Batholomews’s Hospital, on Wednesday 3 March, 2021.
Rishi Sunak confirms Universal Credit cut in October
Despite criticism from activists and parliamentarians, Chancellor Sunak has decided to remove the credit from next October and not extend it anymore.
First evening of the Sanremo Festival 2021: the highlights
The Festival of Sanremo 2021 has just begun and half of the artists in the competition have already performed. what are the first impressions?
Chancellor Rishi Sunak extends the furlough until September
Sunak has established an effective program to support companies and self-employed in this time of crisis.