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.
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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.
Pandora Papers: Who owned UK property worth billions?
The government says it is breaking down on money laundering with stronger laws and requirements. It will also offer a register of offshore companies having UK property when parliamentary time permits.
London Flooding hits Tube services and road networks
Heavy rain submerged London overnight which resulted in heavy flooding, disruption of roads and closure of tube lines.
Military tanker drivers be helped to ease fuel crisis
Boris Johnson expressed confidence the crisis was “decreasing” and said the military was being stationed as a “precaution”.
Pandora Papers: the UK pushed to toughen protection against dirty money
It happens after the team of 600 reporters coordinated by the International Consortium of Investigated Journalists (ICIJ) in Washington, investigated the data over months.
Facebook and Instagram, whatsapp and Messenger are down
In the late afternoon of Monday 4 October 2021, an outage of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp began. The incident appears to have global implications.
Covid infection in Britain is the highest in western Europe
The UK government used vaccine passports earlier in September. Then they decided not to continue it. Health secretary Sajid Javid has declared they might be reviewed if cases arise.
Economists: unemployment is possibly happen as the furlough scheme ends
The programme helped millions of UK workers over the past 18 months.
Sarah Everard murder: Wayne Couzens is sentenced to whole life order
The judge said to Cozens, “You have completely betrayed your family”. Then added that Cozens’ family and friends will now have to live with the disgrace of your terrible crimes.
Court hears: Wayne Couzens used Covid laws to get Sarah Everard
Couzens declared guilty in July to Ms Everard’s murder, kidnap and rape.
Sophie Ellis Bextor still ‘bear the scars’ from rape”
“I want my kids to actively want the other person to be pleased, too, rather than just stopping because they have to,” added her.
Suspicion of murdering Sabina Nessa, a man arrested
On the next day, her body was found by a member of the public. A report mentioned the body was covered under a pile of leaves.
Pump run dry, Boris Johnson thinking Army to drive fuel trucks
Grants Shapps, Transport Secretary refused to take out asking military assistance after lines for the pumps remained on the weekend.
Princess Beatrice gave birth to a baby girl
The title does not come from the Royal family because they preserve their titles from the father’s side.
Aldi trial its store where customers don’t need to checkout
Until now, the system is only being done by the supermarket’s workers. However, if it shows great results, be ready to do shopping here.
A primary school teacher died because of murder
Her body was found near to community centre. A-28-years-old-woman is a teacher at Rushey Green Primary School from Kidbrooke.
Grant Shapps will simplify international travel yet keep people safe
Travel companies and the UK’s biggest airports guaranteed a simpler and more affordable set of controls that would give people the courage to travel abroad again.
Duke of Edinburgh’s will to remain sealed for 90 years to ‘protect’ Elizabeth II
Since his death on 9 April, much has been said about the will of the Duke of Edinburgh, late husband of Elizabeth II.
Boris Johnson and his new Cabinet
Mr Johnson stated to his new-look Cabinet that they have their outstanding value so they made it to the position. However, they should increase the efforts.
Covid infections on the rise in the UK: lockdown light before Christmas possible
If the situation becomes worrying, a new light lockdown could be triggered in the UK before Christmas.