Essex: rabbi attacked near the synagogue
A 30-year-old rabbi was attacked near the synagogue by two teenagers.
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Met made 100 arrests in one day for violence against women
After Sarah Everard’s terrible murder, police decided to make London’s streets safer.
Amazon: new jobs and training
The big giant: Amazon is going to expand into the UK with new centers.
Covid-19: cases increase, but phase three remains
UK: phase three is coming, but the cases of the Indian variant are rising.
Julia James case: suspected killer on trial in November
The man was charged of the crime on Monday and has been remanded on custody in Tuesday, but he will be put on trial only in November.
Pfizer asks for vaccine approval for the age group 12-15
Pfizer asks to authorize the vaccine administration to children aged 12-15.
United Kingdom towards normality by year
The United Kingdom is closer to normality, but it depends on vaccines and on new variants.
Covid in UK: zero deaths in 24 hours in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Zero deaths from Covid in 24 hours in the UK.
Conversion therapy: the Queen confirmed the plan to abolish it
In her speech to the Parliament, Queen Elizabeth II announced the Government’s plan to finally ban the conversion therapy, renewing the democracy
Matt Hancock: possible further easing of restrictions
Further easing of Covid-19 restrictions. That’s what Matt Hancock said.
Nothing left to do for the minke whale in London’s Thames
The whale firstly showed up on Sunday night near Richmond and then moved to Teddington, unleashing the curiosity of hundreds of people.
About a dozen countries left with no Covid-19 vaccines at all
Mr Gandhi urged higher-income countries to donate doses to the countries which have a lack of coverage of vaccines.
Traffic light system: the countries of the green list
Travel abroad: all the countries on the green list of the traffic lights system.
Boris Johnson’s press conference today at 5pm to announce easing of restrictions
This afternoon the Prime Minister will explain what we will be allowed to do starting from May 17, as UK is now on the way to unlock “cautiously but irreversibly”.
Baby Whale stranded along the Thames: freed
A little whale was released, after it ran aground in Thames.
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.