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[ad_1] A PLUMBER has backed Boris Johnson’s closure plan, saying the guidance for the British is not “difficult to understand.” Ryan Price defended the prime minister and removed the ambiguity of recent government advice, saying the instructions were clear as long as the British remained “sensitive”. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus …

[ad_1] Young children face the daunting prospect of being sent to different schools than normal starting next month, as Boris Johnson devises a way to restart education after the coronavirus blockade. The government wants elementary school students to return at least a month before summer break, but the rules for …

[ad_1] Main story: PM remains diabolically dissonant Hello, Warren Murray keeps you stocked with essential news. “What the country needs at the moment is clarity and tranquility and at the moment both are very scarce.” Keir Starmer, the Labor leader, has accused the prime minister of failing to give the …

[ad_1] What did “Obamagate” start? On Friday, former United States President Barack Obama expressed concern at the Justice Department about dropping charges against former Donald Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was fired in early 2017 for lying about talks. with the Russian ambassador. In a recording obtained by …

[ad_1] The British were able to see the current non-seasonal cold snap replaced by a new mini heatwave, with highs of 22C over the weekend. According to forecasters, the high pressure that will move to the south of England will cause temperatures to slowly start to heat up as the …

[ad_1] Watch our exclusive interview with Antonio Conte at the Football Show on Tuesday 9 a.m. on Sky Sports News and the Sky Sports app later By Paul Gilmour Last update: 12/05/20 6:03 am Chelsea captain John Terry and manager Antonio Conte won the Premier League title in the latter’s …

[ad_1] The World Health Organization has asked countries to show “extreme vigilance” by loosening the restrictions on Covid-19, as the US’s leading infectious disease expert. The US, Anthony Fauci, warned that the premature reopening of the US economy would cause “unnecessary suffering and death.” WHO chief emergency officer Michael Ryan …

[ad_1] Image copyright fake pictures The government has issued a new guide on how different workplaces should be safe for staff during the coronavirus pandemic. This follows the Prime Minister’s announcement that those who could not work from home should be “actively encouraged to go to work” in England. Several …

[ad_1] ‘Course Closed’ signs will arrive in England on Wednesday, but courses like this in Wales will remain off limits for now. Golf is one of the more traditional activities of the sport, but as courses in England prepare for resumption, it will return as a somewhat different game, albeit …

[ad_1] Image copyright Reuters Chancellor Rishi Sunak must reveal the future of the government’s job retention scheme later, amid growing calls to extend it. Currently, more than six million people receive 80% of their government-paid wages while they are temporarily on leave from their jobs. Mr. Sunak previously warned that …