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
Britain’s extortionate twice-a-week coronavirus testing blitz has been a waste of money, critics warned today. Boris Johnson launched the near-£3billion scheme at the start of the month, with everyone in England able to get two free lateral flow tests every week regardless of whether they have symptoms. The kits, previously only routinely used in schools, … Read more
Number 10 officials ‘contacted Alistair Darling to see if he would sit on a trust that would cover renovation costs of Downing Street estate’ Ex-Labour Chancellor allegedly contacted by No 10 officials via Sir Keir’s office They wanted him to sit on a trust that would cover any renovation costs of estate It is understood he … Read more
Netflix has gone into damage control amid an uproar over its proposed new reality TV series Byron Baes. Nick O’Donnell, the streaming giant’s director of public policy, recently travelled to the NSW town ‘for crisis talks with stakeholders’ as the backlash continues to grow. The executive’s itinerary included a meeting with Byron Shire’s outspoken mayor, Simon … Read more
BREAKING NEWS: J&J vaccinations could resume THIS WEEKEND: Health officials expected to say the pause can be lifted – but the shot will come with a warning about blood clots like the EU’s Two U.S. officials told the Washington Post the pause will likely be lifted Vaccinations with the one-dose shot could resume as soon … Read more
The government is set to apologise today after a report found as many as 350,000 black and Asian troops who died fighting for the British Empire were denied gravestones or had their names left of memorials due to ‘pervasive racism’. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) said it ‘apologised unreservedly’ after its investigation found that the … Read more
Officials are expected to apologise today over claims black and Asian troops who died fighting for the British Empire were denied gravestones due to racism. The acknowledgement by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission comes after an inquiry found that hundreds of thousands of Commonwealth casualties were remembered unequally in official cemeteries as a result of … Read more
Maxine Waters, 82, is facing an intense amount of backlash for her Saturday comments calling for rioters to engage in ‘more confrontation’ as they await the ruling against Derek Chauvin. ‘We’ve got to stay on the street and we’ve got to get more active, we’ve got to get more confrontational,’ Waters demanded of rioters as … Read more
Doncaster officials declares themselves founder members of ‘Super League of Councils’ alongside Barcelona, Milan and Handforth parish – sparking mock Twitter fury from rival authorities left out in the cold Doncaster Council jokingly proposed a European Super League of Councils The spoof follows the controversial announcement of a Super League in football Councils not named … Read more