UEFA ‘set to hold talks with the UK Government TOMORROW about moving Champions League final from red-list Istanbul to Wembley… with decision on venue for Chelsea vs Manchester City set to be made on Tuesday’ UEFA to hold talks with UK government about Champions League final location Discussions will take place on Monday about potentially … Read more
Former veterans minister Johnny Mercer slams Government plans to ban prosecutions of ex-soldiers who served during Northern Ireland Troubles Sacked Johnny Mercer said Government’s plan would ‘cut off pathway to justice’ Queen’s speech expected to have proposal to block trials linked to the Troubles Ministers hope it would end threat of court hanging over the … Read more
End to recycling postcode lottery! Government reveals plans for weekly food waste collections across England from 2023 Every English home will receive easier and more consistent recycling collections This includes the rollout of weekly food waste collections to avoid smelly buildup Ministers are also considering free garden waste collection for every home By Jonathan Chadwick … Read more
Former veterans minister Johnny Mercer slams Government plans to ban prosecutions of ex-soldiers who served during Northern Ireland Troubles Sacked Johnny Mercer said Government’s plan would ‘cut off pathway to justice’ Queen’s speech expected to have proposal to block trials linked to the Troubles Ministers hope it would end threat of court hanging over the … Read more
Britons should continue to work from home indefinitely even though the infection rate is at its lowest since early September, government officials believe. They say there is no need to rush back to offices because that drastically increases their contact with others. Figures from the Office for National Statistics showed a further fall week on … Read more
Britons should work from home INDEFINITELY, say SAGE officials – even though Covid infection rates are at an eight-month low They say there is no need to rush back to offices because that drastically increases their contact with others Figures from Office for National Statistics yesterday showed further fall week on week in level of … Read more
New-build homes are a divisive subject in Britain. While some buyers love the idea of a blank canvas and the simplicity of buying a property with no chain, others think they have a ‘cookie cutter’ design and are not built to last. For those who think they could do a better job themselves, building your … Read more
It was meant to create hundreds of thousands of jobs for young people who had been hit hardest by the economic fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic. But nine months since it was launched only 16,500 people have been hired through the Kickstart Scheme. The government’s target was to create 250,000 jobs through Kickstart and think-tank … Read more
Britons with mounting debts will be able to ask for them to be put on hold for two months after proposals two years in the making came into effect today. The so-called ‘Breathing Space’ scheme, announced in 2019 after a five-year campaign from debt charities, will allow debtors to apply for a break from any … Read more
Thousands of music fans flooded Liverpool’s Sefton Park to attend the UK’s first post-lockdown gig headlined by indie band Blossoms. In total 5,000 fans have been permitted to attend the gig and are not required to wear masks or socially distance during the event. The line-up includes Blossoms, The Lathums and Liverpool singer-songwriter Zuzu and … Read more