[ad_1] This video shows the moment when an HS2 worker knelt on the neck of an activist. The incident took place after a protester allegedly used a catapult to shoot carrots at the workers’ compound. The protester is alleged to have been immobilized with a “knee in the neck for …
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[ad_1] This is the full list of rules that the Northern Ireland Executive agreed on Thursday night. A near-total closure has been announced, but schools will remain open. While close contact services, such as hair salons, coffee shops and close contact services, may reopen starting tomorrow as planned, they will …
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[ad_1] Jeremy Corbyn has been told that he will not be allowed to be a Labor MP for three months, Sky News has understood. But leader Sir Keir Starmer is reviewing the length of that suspension, pending an investigation into his predecessor’s conduct. Corbyn was informed of the move in …
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[ad_1] Messages of support were sent to the victim’s family and the “traumatized” driver after a woman was killed in a bus accident. Emergency services were called to Victoria Square in St Helens shortly before 11am on Thursday to report that a woman had been shot down. She was initially …
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[ad_1] The interview almost never happened. But thank God he did. It is one of the most compelling and powerful accounts of the devastating impact of COVID-19 in a nursing home I’ve heard. Bridgitte Caner has dedicated her life to care work. It is difficult, emotionally and physically exhausting. Image: …
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[ad_1] Britain has unveiled its new National Cyber Force, a unit of offensive hackers who can target hostile states such as China and Russia, terrorist groups, and even pedophiles by disrupting their online communications. The NCF, controlled by the spy agency GCHQ and the Ministry of Defense (MoD), has been …
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[ad_1] Sign up for The Guardian’s First Thing newsletter. Joe Biden is approaching a record 80 million votes, ballots are still being counted, and has already recorded the highest number of votes for a US presidential election winner, as Donald Trump persisted on Thursday in deny the result and try …
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[ad_1] Scottish-American author Douglas Stuart won the Booker Prize for his first novel, Shuggie Bain, a story based on his own life that follows a boy growing up in poverty in 1980s Glasgow with a mother struggling with addiction. Stuart, 44, has described himself as “a working-class kid who had …
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[ad_1] Member states of the European Union have refused to give in on their demands that access to British fishing waters be maintained after the end of the Brexit transition period. Barrie Deas, executive director of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Organizations, said that UK fishing communities want to reach …
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[ad_1] AIf Donald Trump continues to promote falsehoods about the elections, his legal team has failed to gain ground in court, present pertinent facts or evidence of widespread fraud. Experts widely agree that the evidence does not exist, and election officials have declared the election, won by Joe Biden, to …
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