The impact of coronavirus is now being felt all over the world. The worst fears that the spill-over of the deadly virus can extend to other countries has come true.
As per the latest reports, one of the prominent private schools in the UK, i.e., the Cransley School, which is situated in Northwich, Cheshire, has been closed until further notice.
This closure has been prompted by the growing fears over a Coronavirus outbreak after students recently returned from a skiing trip in Italy, the epicenter of the infection in Europe.
Some members of the staff and students had returned home from a skiing trip to Lombardy recently and started showing symptoms of flu. Even the health secretary of the country, Matt Hancock, requested people coming from areas quarantined by the Italian government to observe self-isolation even if the symptoms have not yet been manifested.
Individuals returning from the north of Pisa have been asked to self-isolate themselves if they experience flu-like symptoms.
In the latest developments, after an italian tourist tested positive for coronavirus, more than a thousand holidaymakers have been quarantined in the Hotel where they were staying. The authorities are trying hard to control the spread of the deadly virus, but new cases are making their task challenging.
The number of people infected with Covid-19 in the UK, where most restrictions have been lifted, is approaching record levels in relative indifference, according to estimates published on Friday 25 March.
The Duke of York had vowed to fight to clear his name in court after being charged by Virginia Giuffre. Ms Giuffre became a victim who he sexually assaulted in three different circumstances when she was 17.
During a trip to the Caribbean, a photo of the British royal couple has crystallized many critics.
The tragic loss of Mohananeethan 'Mohan' Muruganantharajah at Sgwd Y Pannwr waterfall in the Brecon Beacons has left the community in shock and mourning
Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has announced that hundreds of postmasters who were wrongly convicted in the Post Office scandal will be cleared under new emergency laws.
In an exposé Gareth Roberts reveals the grim reality behind the Royal Mail'ss iconic red vans and offers an exclusive account of the depot disaster.