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One of the key architects of Brexit moves to deep south of US
Last spring his new employers sued the city’s mayor for banning the public carrying of firearms.
‘Needed more than ever’ – children will be able to access books online for free during school closures
“I think it’s vitally important that every child should have an opportunity to access books. As most schools – and their libraries – are closed at the moment, the free online library is needed more than ever.”
Covid found on ice cream as cartons recalled in China
It comes as two million people have now died worldwide with coronavirus.
‘Pretty lax’ – Scientist criticises Government’s quarantine policy
“Ours has been rather lax, not just for visitors coming into the UK the vast majority of whom do not have covid but we’ve also been rather lax with our quarantine of individuals who have been in direct contact with a case; indigenous cases."
Covid patients admitted to hospitals ‘every 30 seconds’ as all UK adults to be offered vaccine by Sept
“The facts are very clear and I’m not going to sugar-coat them, hospitals are under extreme pressure and staff are under extreme pressure."
‘This cannot go on – something has got to give’ as Ambulance workers ‘at breaking point’
“People are dying waiting for ambulances whilst crews are stuck at hospital with Covid-confirmed patients.”
Papers – Woman who claims she was raped by Tory MP speaks out and Laurence Fox labelled a berk
Also Matt Hancock accused of a “blunder” when contracts with private hospitals which would have given the NHS an extra 8,000 beds were cancelled.
Biden to prioritise status of millions of immigrants as Trump officials to transfer Native American land to miners
"What was once gunpowder and disease is now replaced with bureaucratic negligence."
Parler: Names revealed of Tory MPs and commentators who joined app before it was banned
"Platforms like Parler attracted a motley crew of ultra-libertarians, violent extremists and conspiracy theorists, as well as more mainstream ‘free speech fundamentalists.’"