The controversial Great Barrington Declaration, signed by more than 7,000 scientists and medics worldwide, urges a new strategy which would allow younger people to live their lives as normal and offer “focused protection” to the elderly and people with underlying health conditions.
The automakers are bracing for a 10 per cent tariff on cars exported from Britain to the EU - and will demand that the government pays the extra costs.
On Monday alone, when President Trump told Americans "don't be afraid" of the virus, 426 people died.
It has now emerged that Ferrier attended a Mass at St Mungo’s Church in Glasgow on Sunday, 27 September. According to the Daily Record, she gave a gospel reading from the altar.
The bill would allow undercover agents to break the law if it will prevent a more serious crime or there is a threat to national security.
Several so-called ‘red wall’ seats have avoided restrictions - including Darlington and Barrow-in-Furness - despite having higher infection rates than places in lockdown.
Addressing the virtual Conservative party conference, Sunak warned of “hard choices” to come, and said that the Government would not “borrow our way out of a hole”.
The number of Tory members who think Boris Johnson has handled the coronavirus crisis well has fallen every month since March, a shocking survey revealed.
Some commentators have claimed that the video has obviously been doctored to hide just how sick the president really is.
Because of course he did.
A watchdog found that officials fitted handcuffs to three asylum seekers “to inflict pain” and seven were forced to wear was restraint belts - something which inspectors said should be a “last resort”.
The lack of notice may go some way to explaining the irate reaction of the mayor of Middlesbrough to the imposition of new restrictions.
“I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute. Is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside, or almost a cleaning?"
Donald Trump will have to self-isolate as the campaign enters the home straight. It could be the final nail in his re-election hopes.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that Britain had already breached the “obligation of good faith” of the agreement, adding that Brussels will be sending a formal “letter of notice” allowing the bloc to launch legal action against the UK.
When Britain formally cuts ties with Brussels on 31 December, London will lose its passport to offer services across the EU, having to rely on the bloc granting the UK ‘equivalence’ to do business in the region.
Of those who thought it was a threat, half said that Islam “breeds intolerance”. Just 31 per cent of members felt that anti-Muslim discrimination is a serious problem in the UK.
“The way in which the Government has exercised its power to make secondary legislation during this crisis has been totally unsatisfactory,” Sir Lindsay said.
“The Conservatives call themselves the party of law and order, but have become the party of lawlessness and disorder," David Lammy said.
Asked whether he would denounce white supremacists, Trump demurred before saying: “Proud Boys - stand back and stand by.”
A bombshell report in the Financial Times said that Patel wanted to build the centre on Ascension Island, a British overseas territory, to house migrants coming to Britain.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is poised to hear a lawsuit that would remove hundreds of thousands of Black and low-income voters from the electoral register, a move which could swing the election to Donald Trump.
A new report by Human Rights Watch found that the “poorly designed” benefit system - which is reliant on a computer algorithm that calculates benefits for people on a low income or out of work - “threatens the rights of people most at risk of poverty”.
Floundering, the prime minister struggled to explain how restrictions will work, falsely stating that households could still mix indoors in groups of six.
The home secretary told MPs: “We want to ensure our asylum system is not being abused by those who are not genuine asylum seekers.”
Despite the escalating situation at universities, Labour said that Williamson had not made any public appearances in recent days, or tweeted for more than two weeks.
As the country seems headed inexorably towards No Deal, a YouGov poll found that half the population believes Brexit was a mistake - a four per cent spike from the last survey, taken at the beginning of September.
“To be absolutely clear, if you see any Proud Boys material or products featuring our laurel wreath or any black/yellow/yellow related items, they have absolutely nothing to do with us."
The 55-year-old - an ally of Jeremy Corbyn - was charged after a file of evidence was passed to the Crown Prosecution Service by the Metropolitan Police.
New polling by Ipsos MORI revealed that 58 per cent of the public do not feel confident that Britain will be able to achieve a successful outcome in talks, as UK and EU officials meet for a new round of trade discussions.
In a joint letter addressed to Oliver Dowden, the culture secretary, signatories including former FA chairmen Greg Dyke and Lord Triesman and a host of MPs called on the government to prop up flailing football clubs.
Brussels handed over £3.7 million into Dyson’s farm firm - despite the hoover mogul revealing that he would move his vacuum cleaner business from Britain to Singapore last year.
The measure had proposed giving preferential access to jobs, social protection and benefits to people from Switzerland over those from the 27-nation bloc that surrounds it.
In new guidance for teachers and school leaders issued on Thursday, the Department for Education categorised anti-capitalism as an “extreme political stance” - equating it with opposition to freedom of speech and antisemitism.
Fox said that the party - provisionally called “Reclaim” - would provide a platform for those “tired of being told that we represent the very thing we have, in history, stood together against”.
Skinner - the so-called Beast of Bolsover - was an ever-present in British politics until last year’s election, when he lost the seat he had held since 1970.
Thousands of students are currently locked in their rooms following a surge in cases at universities across the country - many in draconian conditions - including Glasgow, Manchester Metropolitan and Edinburgh Napier.
It is the first time Labour have held a lead since July 2019, the end days of Theresa May’s tenure in Downing Street when the Liberal Democrats and the Brexit Party were also polling strongly.
Paul Dacre - the 70-year-old former editor of the Daily Mail - is the prime minister’s first choice to become chair of broadcasting regulator Ofcom, the Sunday Times reported.
Users of the app can not input positive or negative results from tests carried out either at NHS hospitals or at Public Health England labs, the app’s website said.
The demonstrators, who are protesting against Government lockdown measures, cheered and clapped, shouting “we will win”.
When Trump named the controversial Brett Kavanaugh to replace the retiring Anthony Kennedy in 2018, he reportedly told aides of Barrett: “I’m saving her for Ginsburg.”
Compared to a British version of Fox News, GB News describes itself as “Britain’s news channel” - and will be aimed at those who feel “undeserved and unheard by their media”.
Michel - the president of the European Council - warned that the EU27 will not back down as time runs out to strike a trade deal with Britain.
“It is vital that Government makes this move now, to ensure that a generation of children are not completely abandoned, doomed to spend their lives struggling for opportunities their peers will have ready access to, rather than flourishing.”