Boris Johnson plans to use air bridges to ease quarantine
Johnson plans to use quarantine-free travel corridors to popular destinations to allow Britons families to go abroad and foreigners to come to the UK.
Boris Johnson: loosen the lockdown with “social subbles”
Boris Johnson will give green light for Non-essentials Shop, BBQs and Garden Party for friends and family.
Dominic Cummings is not apologise and bishops death threats
Dominic Cummins refuses to apologise and bishops who talk about his actions receive death threats.
Boris Johnson faces Cabinet revolt due to Dominic Cummings breach the lockdown
PM Boris Johnson has faced a Cabinet revolt as Dominic Cummings broke lockdown rules.
Boris Johnson announces schools will reopen on 1 June
Boris Johnson will reopen school on June 1 although not everyone agrees with this decision.
Lockdown eases, children may be sent to other schools and classes halved
The lockdown in England is easing and the children could go back to school before the summer break.
Lockdown, Boris Johnson’s draft plan: primary schools will reopen
The draft plan of Boris Johnson to lift the lockdown includes that school will reopen.
Government to miss target of 100,000 daily tests, minister admits
The UK Secretary of Justice said that they may miss their own target of 100000 daily tests.
Covid, Boris Johnson could ease the lockdown before May 7
Contrary to what was announced in recent press conferences, the lockdown could be deleted before May 7.
Covid, Boris Johnson is reluctant to end lockdown
The priority of Boris Johnson is not to end the lockdown but to avoid a second wave of infections.
Covid, lockdown may continue until UK hit five key targets
Covid, Dominic Raab lists the five key targets that the UK will have to achieve to lift the lockdown.
Cabinet Minister Robert Jenrick breaks lockdown rules twice
After finishing his government work the Cabinet Minister was caught breaking the rules of the lockdown twice
Covid, Boris Johnson in intensive care while Dominic Raab runs the country
Covid, while the Prime Minister Boris Johnson is in intensive care, the country will be run by Dominic Raab.
Covid: if Boris Johnson is out of action, who runs the country?
Who will assume the responsibilities of Boris Johnson if he cannot work because of Covid?
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson has tested positive
Coronavirus. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested as positive. His condition is good and he “will continue to lead the government’s response”.
Coronavirus, emergency legislation becomes law to tackle outbreak
Coronavirus, after the consent of the royal law, The Lords and the Commons passed the law without precedent, implementing the Coronavirus Act 2020.
Coronavirus, UK’s lockdown: Boris Johnson’s rules clear who can still move
In an attempt to slow the spread of Coronavirus, Boris Johnson has ordered all families to stay at home but there are apologies in special circumstances.
Coronavirus, will Boris Johnson temporarily close schools?
Coronavirus, the UK Government must now make a decision about the steps being taken to protect the school workforce and the closure of schools.
Boris Johnsons: “Many people will lose loved one to Coronavirus”
Coronavirus, after the emergency Cobra meeting, Boris Johnsons said: “More families are going to lose loved ones before their time.”
Brexit, EU promises to help “outside the mainstream” people to stay in UK
EU has the corcern to help prisoners and members of the Roma community, along with elderly people and the poorest in society to stay in UK after Brexit.
Brexit timeline: key dates in the saga of the UK’s divorce from the EU
The UK passed its vote to leave the EU back in 2016. Nearly 4 years later, the UK has finally left. We present a Brexit timeline of how it all unfurled.
A summary of the European Union
The European Union is everpresent on the news, our screens and in conversation but how did it begin and how exactly does it work?
The conflict between the US and Iran: At a glance
The US vs Iran conflict has ancient roots. The crisis started during the 1940’s and its effects are still felt today. Let’s see why.
