[ad_1] Germany and the UK have demanded answers on the whereabouts of high-ranking Belarusian opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova, who was reportedly abducted from the streets in central Minsk. Kolesnikova was brought in along with members of the Coordination Council, which was created to seek a peaceful transfer of power amid …
Read More »EU demands release of Belarus political prisoners and warns of sanctions
[ad_1] image copyrightReuters ScreenshotThe whereabouts of Maria Kolesnikova are unknown. The EU has demanded that the Belarusian authorities release “all those detained for political reasons before and after” the controversial presidential elections. He is planning sanctions for those responsible for “violence, repression and falsification of electoral results.” Maria Kolesnikova, a …
Read More »Scout, 15, shot in the jaw on the way to school in Suffolk ‘by friend after they got into a fight’
[ad_1] A 15-year-old boy was in critical condition at the hospital last night after being shot in the face on his way to school. The alleged attacker, believed to be an old friend, is said to have been waiting outside the teenager’s home. The anonymous Year 11 student had returned …
Read More »Frank Lampard reveals his wife Christine helps him make tough decisions about Chelsea FC
[ad_1] Frank Lampard has revealed that his wife Christine helps him make tough decisions about Chelsea FC. The 42-year-old soccer coach admitted that he often turns to the 41-year-old TV host when faced with tough decisions about the Blues. Speaking on The High Performance Podcast on Sunday, the former England …
Read More »Coronavirus: GPs registered three times more suspected cases of COVID-19 than official figures | UK News
[ad_1] Suspected COVID-19 cases reported by GPs at the height of the pandemic were three times higher than officially confirmed infections, according to new research. The study suggests that coronavirus it was more prevalent among the population than previously thought. Many people who contracted COVID-19, including those with mild symptoms, …
Read More »Coronavirus: Pupils sent home from school across the UK amid outbreaks
[ad_1] Hundreds of pupils across the UK went into self-isolation yesterday after a series of Covid-19 outbreaks in schools. Some schools were forced to close completely, but Education Secretary Gavin Williamson insisted the government has “a lot” of control over the safe return of students. Dozens of schools in England …
Read More »Australian journalists left China ‘amid diplomatic standoff’
[ad_1] ScreenshotThe ABC says it hopes to reopen its office “as soon as possible.” Two Australian media outlets removed their reporters from China for what they say is a diplomatic showdown. Bill Birtles of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Mike Smith of the Australian Financial Review landed in Sydney on …
Read More »Cardi B responds to Candace Owens for calling her ‘shame’ for Biden’s interview
[ad_1] Cardi B and Candace Owens exchanged words on social media Sunday after the conservative commentator called the Grammy-winning rapper “illiterate” and “a disgrace” to blacks. The dispute began Sunday night when Owens, 31, shared a clip of his appearance on The Ben Shapiro Show, in which he said criticizing …
Read More »Coronavirus: up to £ 3.5bn in cash without permission stolen or mistakenly paid – HMRC
[ad_1] Image copyright Parliament Television Screenshot HMRC Permanent Secretary Jim Harra Answers Questions by Video Conference with the Public Accounts Committee Up to £ 3.5 billion in payments from the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme may have been fraudulently claimed or paid in error, the government has said. HM Revenue and …
Read More »Coronavirus: UK Cases Rise A Big Concern, Says Van Tam
[ad_1] Media playback is not supported by your device Media titlePeople need to “start taking this very seriously again” – Prof. Jonathan Van Tam The latest “big change” in coronavirus infections in the UK is of “great concern,” England’s deputy chief medical officer warned. Professor Jonathan Van Tam said that …
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