ONS: rapes by police hit a record more than 61,000
Based on the Office for National Statistics (ONS), there were 61,158 rapes listed in the year to June.
Covid-19: Merck’s pill approved in the UK
The treatment against Covid-19 from the Merck laboratory was authorised in the United Kingdom on Thursday 4 November. The UK is the first country to allow the use of this pill.
Covid infection rates in England doubled between September and October
Scientists on the React-1 study examined about 67,000 swabs taken across England between 19 and 29 October.
Boris Johnson: Cop26 success is a question of will
In total, 450 institutions have signed up to the so-called Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (Gfanz).
About 20,000 people made dangerous trips to the UK this year
Based on data, some 19,756 people had already arrived in the UK in small boats after sailing busy shipping lanes from France.
The UK welcomes France stepping back from fishing treats
The Cabinet member said a gathering between Brexit minister Lord Frost and France’s Europe minister Clement Beaune in Paris on Thursday would be “crucial”.
Joe Biden and Prince William Stand Friendly at Climate Summit 2021
At the climate summit’s speech, Biden vowed that the US will use its financial clout to undertake the climate crisis.
Mark Drakeford criticises UK Government’s decision to relax travel rule
The Prime Minister of Wales declared newer measures in a recent press conference to evade strict limits as winter season is starting.
The UK will set a zero travel red list
On the other side, a Downing Street spokesman said on Thursday there were no plans to discard the red list system.
Brexit impact cause more damage than the Covid pandemic
So, Brexit has a bigger impact than the covid pandemic in the long term.
UK Covid deaths hit the highest daily figure since March
Based on the Office for National Statistics, until October 15, about 713 deaths documented in the week declared Covid-19 on the death certificate.
Wayne Couzens lodges appeal against whole-life sentence
Couzens kidnapped, raped and murdered Everard, and finally admitted. He burned her body to try to hide his crimes.
IOPC: Risen sharply, police abusing role for sexual gain
The IOPC announced the misconduct was confirmed in 63 of the cases.
Queen Elizabeth II admitted to hospital for tests
Buckinham Palace has announced that Queen Elizabeth II has been admitted to hospital to undergo medical tests.
Drugs pollute rivers near UK festival
Rivers near the Glastonbury festival in the UK were contaminated by drugs from the urine of festival-goers who took drugs.
Sir David Amess killing: Phone conversation could provide the clue
After the deadly stabbing of Tory MP Sir David Amess, counter-terrorism police concentrated on a phone list on Monday made by Ali Harbi Ali, the suspect.
Ministers refuse Covid Plan B proposal
The NHS Confederation requested the Government to begin Covid restrictions to dodge “tripping into a crisis”.
New peak in coronavirus infections is a cause for concern
The main cause may be related to vaccination in the UK, where immunity has weakened earlier than in other countries.
Dominic Cummings: the UK always intended to ditch NI protocol
Dominic Cummings, ex-adviser to PM, tweeted that the UK Government always intended to ditch the Northern Ireland protocol. He also added that it flawed.
Rules are lifted, British people scrambled to book holidays
However, he advised people to wait more days before booking holidays. It’s the date for the conclusion of the PCR terms should be clear.
Boris Johnson paid a tribute to James Brokenshire
Mr Brokenshire served as Northern Ireland secretary and security minister.
Man stabbed to death, 5 people arrested for the murder of Gary Hopkins
The investigation into the murder of Gary Hopkins has led to the arrest of five people. They are aged between 18 and 31: what happened.
Prime Minister not taken thoughtfully pig cull threat
He also added that the animals would be fit for everyone to eat despite sending them for incineration.
Boris Johnson has the guts and plans to fix UK’s problems
Not with standing consumer and industry matters, Mr Johnson will maintain his limitations on foreign workers.
About 216,000 children were victims of clergy in the French Church
Pope Francis changed the Roman Catholic Church’s laws to explicitly criminalise sexual abuse earlier this year. It is the biggest overhaul of the criminal system for almost 40 years.