Marriage three days before the Windsor ceremony, tied the knot or not?
The document is shown for the first time after being provided by the General Register Office. They confirmed that their wedding took place on May 19, 2019, at Windsor Castle.
According to an American study AstraZeneca vaccine is 100 % effective against Covid-19
AstraZeneca vaccine administering is now restored in European countries and a new research lead in the US confirms the jab’s efficacy and safety.
20 police officers injured in Bristol riots
Twelve police vehicles were damaged as vehicles were torched when an initially peaceful protest turned ugly.
Boris Johnson ‘s export vaccines request to the EU
Boris Johnson should ask Europe not to block exports of vaccines Covid 19.
The UK will receive AstraZeneca jab after Boris Johnson claimed the country to get vaccinated
France, Italy and Germany confirmed they resume the Oxford shot on Friday while Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands will follow suit next week, they said.
British Retail Consortium explains how Covid-19 changed shopping habits
Pandemic’s impact on retail has been huge in the last year. Experts predict its consequences will last even after the end of restrictions and try to imagine how shopping will be in the future.
Naga Munchetty apologises for appreciating offensive tweets
Naga’s co-host, Charlie Stayt, was praised for mocking the flag of Robert Jenrick, Secretary of Housing, because it was not up for standard size for government interviews.
Boris Johnson to submit to the AstraZeneca vaccine today and asks citizens not to refuse their dose
The leader Boris Johnson will receive in the coming hours the first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine and urges people to do the same to defeat the Covid.
AstraZeneca and Pfizer contradict Covid vaccines deficit
Health Secretary Matt Hancock told a Downing Street press conference that vaccine supply was “always lumpy” and insisted the nation was on track to meet the target.
Significant vaccine shortage, return to freedom could be delayed
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said vaccine supply was ‘always lumpy’.
Shamima Begum latest interview: I was young and naive, UK give me a second chance
Shamima Begum reveals she wanted to die after losing her three children and asks Britain to let her come home, as she claims she is a different person now.
Risk to illegally arriving asylum seekers of being transferred to another country
Migrants crossing the Channel illegally risk being transferred to third countries.
Sarah Everard case: inquest opened
Investigation into the death of Sarah Everard and to better clarify the dynamics of the murder.
P&O Launches Voyage to Nowhere
P&O Cruises has said that anyone wanting to take its cruises around the British Isles this summer will need to be vaccinated first.
Former Top Gear presenter Sabine Schmitz dies aged 51
Known as the Queen of the Nurburgring, the German was a familiar face on British television as a result of her time on the BBC’s flagship motor racing show over the years.
Raab says UK can be global ‘force for good’
The Foreign Secretary will use the speech to warn that democracies and the institutions that underpin them are facing the greatest threat since the end of the Cold War.
Patsy Palmer interrupts her interview with Good Morning Britain
While being asked questions, Patsy Palmer read on her screen a script that annoyed her, enough to leave the interview.
AstraZeneca vaccine being suspended in Europe, but WHO and EMA guarantee is safe
Several European countries suspended the rollout of AstraZeneca vaccine because of the blood clot cases and experts of the WHO and the EMA are planning to discuss its side-effects, while assuring its safety.
Yaphet Kotto, actor in Alien and the villain in James Bond, died at 81
The famous actor Yaphet Kotto died at the age of 81 last night in the Philippines.
AstraZeneca suspended in several countries, but the UK defends it
British leaders and doctors continue to defend the AstraZeneca vaccine and they think there is not enough reason to suspend it.
The second life of red telephone boxes: defibrillators and mini museums
From the uselessness of the red telephone boxes to their transformation into defibrillators, mini museums and digital units, the iconic British phone booths can still be helpful nowadays.
Grammys 2021 moments you might have missed
At the Grammys this was a year of record-breaking wins, bold red carpet moments, and outstanding performances in the wee small hours of Sunday night. The award happened until four in the morning. Besides, Beyonce, Megan Thee Stallion, Taylors Swift,…
Dad of Army officer: You’re wrong about Royal Family being racist
After Harry and Meghan’s interview, the father of the Army officer called a “P***” by prince intervenes on Royal Family’s behalf against the racism claims.
Government considering compulsory nature studies lessons
The target of the lessons is to help children and teenagers develop a “love of nature” and to have the information to act as “judge and jury for our own actions” on the environment.
Brits urged to get Covid vaccine despite suspensions elsewhere
AstraZeneca insists that it is safe, citing a review of available data in more than 17 million people who have been vaccinated across the UK and EU has shown no evidence of an increased risk.