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[ad_1] Four Covid-19 sniffer dogs have started work at Helsinki Airport on a state-funded pilot scheme that Finnish researchers hope will provide a cheap, fast and effective alternative method of testing people for the virus. A dog is capable of detecting the presence of the coronavirus in 10 seconds and …

[ad_1] Boris Johnson has taken a different approach to the previous government’s UK-EU talks, according to Shanker Singham. Executive director of business law and economic policy consulting Competere said the UK will not give in to EU demands and the prime minister has successfully conveyed it to Michel Barnier. Speaking …

[ad_1] WBefore it comes out, it would be the parent of all transfers, but Kylian Mbappé and his signing for Real Madrid, Liverpool or anyone who wants to pay more than 200 million euros may be approaching. Or maybe not, as there is a growing sense that the flying Frenchman …

[ad_1] China has built nearly 400 internment camps in the Xinjiang region, and construction by dozens has continued over the past two years, even as Chinese authorities said its “re-education” system was on the decline, an Australian think tank found. . The network of camps in China’s far west, used …

[ad_1] Adoption of the NHS Covid contact tracing app that was launched in England and Wales on Thursday, and once touted as key to controlling the pandemic, could be as low as 10% in some places, sources believe. governmental. International examples show similar app acceptance rates between 10% and 30%, …

[ad_1] Sir Harold Evans, the legendary editor whose 70-year career as an investigative journalist, magazine founder, book publisher and author made him one of the most influential media figures of his generation, died Wednesday at the age of 92. Evans died of congestive heart failure in New York, according to …

[ad_1] Harry faces a furious backlash amid claims of political interference after he urged people in the United States to “reject hate speech” and vote in the presidential election. In a video posted last night, he said: “As we approach November, it is vital that we reject hate speech, misinformation …

[ad_1] Shadow Secretary of Defense John healey told MPs during a parliamentary debate today that government legislation relating to British troops serving abroad “creates the risk that the most serious crimes, including torture and other war crimes, will go unpunished”. Speaking of the Foreign Operations Bill, added that the legislation …

[ad_1] Related topics Belarusian Presidential Elections 2020 image copyrightReuters ScreenshotPresident Lukashenko’s caravan swept through Minsk Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, whose re-election in a controversial vote last month led to weeks of mass protests, has assumed his sixth term in an unannounced ceremony. State media said several hundred people attended the …

[ad_1] The UK has reported 6,178 new coronavirus cases, the highest daily total in four months. Since the start of the pandemic, only two days have passed that have exceeded this total: on May 1, when there were 6,201 confirmed cases, and on April 5, when there were 6,199. Sky …