Only one in six workers returns to office despite pleas to do so from Government By Matt Oliver For The Daily Mail Published: 22:15 BST, 20 August 2020 | Updated: 22:15 BST, 20 August 2020 Only one in six workers has returned to the office despite pleas to do so from the Government, according to … Read more
Well that won’t encourage them back to the office! Rail commuters face 1.6% RISE in season ticket cost despite calls for it to be paused to coax staff back to their desks to save the economy Rail commuters face an increase in season ticket prices of 1.6% despite crisis Rise in most regulated fares is … Read more
Roman Kemp has paid tribute to his best friend Joe Lyons once again, following his sudden death two weeks ago. The presenter, 27, addressed viewers of his weekend show, Sunday Best, which he co-hosts with his father Martin Kemp. Looking emotional, having weathered a very tough week, Roman spoke to the camera, urging anyone who … Read more
The brother of Stephen Lawrence has urged witnesses to his murder 27 years ago to come forward after Met Police announced it was shelving its investigation. Today Stuart Lawrence spoke to Good Morning Britain, speaking about the tragic loss his family have suffered when Stephen was stabbed to death in a racist attack in Eltham … Read more
A ‘timid’ emu named Ethel is still on the run today after eluding RSPCA and police officers for more than five days. The six-foot-tall bird – normally native to Australia – fled its home last Thursday after being spooked by passers-by taking its photograph. The majestic bird has now been sighted on more than a … Read more
Ethel the emu on the loose in Doncaster evades police for FIVE days as owner issues a heartfelt plea for the return of her ‘terrified’ pet The six-foot bird has been spotted in Newlands Park, Sprotbrough and Cusworth Authorities are yet to capture Ethel, who can run at speeds of more than 30mph Ethel’s owner … Read more
Scientists behind a trial of coronavirus-sniffing dogs have issued a plea for worn T-shirts and socks from patients with tell-tale symptoms. Researchers are attempting to train a team of six dogs to try and smell the deadly disease in a matter of seconds — even in people without symptoms. But the test, involving three working … Read more
Boris Johnson’s clarion call for the nation’s workforce to return to offices to save Britain’s economy will be treated with caution by swathes of employers and employees, they tell MailOnline. The Prime Minister urged businesses operating remotely to ‘get back into work’ to breathe life back into the cash-starved high street and jump-start the recovery. … Read more
Boris Johnson’s clarion call for the nation’s workforce to return to offices to save Britain’s economy will be treated with caution by swathes of employers and employees, they tell MailOnline. The Prime Minister urged businesses operating remotely to ‘get back into work’ to breathe life back into the cash-starved high street and jump-start the recovery. … Read more
Amazon has refused police officers’ pleas to remove ‘deeply offensive’ T-shirts displaying a ‘Blue Lives Murder’ logo. The Police Federation, which represents British officers, branded the shirts ‘deeply offensive’ and last month asked Amazon to remove them from sale on its site. Previously on sale for £17.95, the blue shirt shows a white officer striking … Read more