At 5pm Grant Shapp’s conference to reveal green list countries
The Transport Secretary is holing a press conference to announce all the rules that Brits will have to follow during summer holidays.
India: over 21 million cases with variant
In India overcome the 21 million cases with the variant of Covid-19.
Human rights: China doesn’t accept G-7’s criticisms
China refuses G-7’s criticism of human rights and accuses it.
Post Brexit fishing: tensions increase in Jersey
Tensions increase between France and Jersey due to deals since Brexit.
Amazon in Brazil emits more carbon pollution
That research can be found in the journal Nature Climate Change which was published on Thursday.
G7: Indian foreign minister self-isolating after landed in London
Besides Covid-19 vaccines, other issues that they will discuss on Wednesday include media freedom, arbitrary detention, and girls’ education.
Jersey accuses France of making threats on electricity cutting
Jersey accuses France of making threats because Paris has announced a possible cut in electricity.
GELLIFY and Azimut Digitech Fund new investors in Contents
The recent capital increase will allow Contents to consolidate its leadership in the digital content creation industry.
Bell and Melinda Gates announce divorce
Bill and Melinda Gates, the historical couple, announced their divorce.
Blaze on Platt’s Eyot island in River Thames taken under control
The fire flared up across West London boatyard on Monday afternoon and required the use of 15 engines to be extinguished.
Collapse of the skytrain bridge in Mexico
The collapse of the Skytrain bridge in Mexico: the victims are at least 20. The event occurred in the south of the capital, on line 12 of the metro, near the Olivos station. There are about 49 people in the…
Coldplay will open the BRIT Awards 2021
Coldplay will open the BRIT Awards 2021 next week. Friday the band will release its new single, “Higher Power”.
Holiday ban may be extended over May 17
A group of MPs asked the Government to extend the holiday ban for people who want to travel abroad over May 17, claiming that opening the borders would be too risky.
Prince Harry attends Global Citizen’s Vax Live concert
Prince Harry participated in the Global Citizen’s Vax Live concert with other famous stars like Selena Gomez and J-Lo.
Developments on Julia James’ case, the PCSO who died in Kent
Analysis on Ms James’ corpse reveal she was killed by severe injuries on her head, now police wants to shed light on the motive.
British tourists in France since 9 June
British tourists can go to France from 9 June.
Matt Hancock has received his Covid vaccine at the Science Museaum
At the Science Museum, Matt Hancock has received his Covid vaccine. He was jabbed by England’s deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam,
Body found in search for the 13-year-old boy who fell into Thames
Police found a body in the River Thames and believes it could be the 13-year-old, who fell from Tower Bridge while on the way to school a week ago.
10th anniversary of William and Kate
10th anniversary of marriage of William and Kate: for the occasion, released some portraits of the couple.
In Europe herd immunity in August, says the head of BioNTech
In Europe immunity will be achieved in August: statements of the Chief of BioNTech.
Queen seen for the first time after Prince Philip’s funeral
The Queen was seen for the first time after Prince Philip’s funeral.
UK opens the way to self-driving cars
We are likely to see drivers taking off their hands from the wheels by the end of the year, since it has been announced autonomous cars will be permitted on the roads.
Spain is ready to welcome British tourists
Spain will welcome British tourists from June with a Green Digital Certificate.
A suspected gunman spred terror at Crawley College
At Crawley College a suspected gunman fired from a blank pistol at a lecturer and stabbed in the hand another one. This happened on Monday, April 26.
Boris Johnson accused of certain statements: he never wanted a third lockdown
Minister Johnson accused of saying that he prefers the piled bodies rather than closing the country for the third time.
