New Covid tier system comes into power in England
Britain has gotten back to a layered arrangement of Covid limitations after its second public lockdown finished.
The harder new framework came into power on Wednesday in the wake of being endorsed by MPs in a Commons vote on Tuesday.
The public authority said the move would help "defend the additions made during the previous month", regardless of 55 Tories casting...
No More Social Gatherings of Over Six; Banned in England from Monday
Gatherings of excess of six individuals will be prohibited in England from Monday - with certain exclusions - in the midst of a second wave of Covid cases.
The law change will make bigger gatherings meeting anyplace socially inside or outside illegal, the administration said.
However, it won't make a difference to schools, work environments or Covid-secure weddings, memorial services and...
Claims That Trump Got British Ambassador to the US Sacked Emerge
According to The Telegraph's report, Trump may have gotten the former British Ambassador to the US.
Sir Darroch resigned in July a year ago after spilled reports uncovered the ambassador had called the Trump organization "ungainly and bumbling". Mr Trump reacted at the time by calling Sir Darroch "an extremely dumb person".
The ambassador at that point declared it would be...
Boris Johnson ‘could be jailed’ for contempt of court
Prime Minister Johnson could go to prison if he refuses to delay Brexit, the former Director of Public Prosecutions has said.
Lord MacDonald, 66, said today that should Johnson decide to ignore a bill which prevents a No Deal exit he could face prosecution.
This is because, should Johnson ignore the bill, he could be found in contempt of court. Asked...
PM could demand EU to refuse Brexit delay as part of exit agreement
Prime Minister Boris Johnson could ask the EU to rule out giving Britain a third Brexit delay to give MPs a stark choice between his deal and no deal.
The Prime Minister is set to officially reveal his plans to get an agreement signed off with Brussels within days as he vowed: "We do have a solution."
As part of the...
Testing and Vaccination increased in Greater Manchester and Lancashire
Covid vaccines and tests are being ventured up in spaces of north-west England to attempt to manage the ascent in instances of the Delta variation.
The entire of Greater Manchester and Lancashire will find support from the military to complete additional tests - like the strategies utilized in Bolton.
In any case, nearby pioneers have requested additional pokes to inoculate everybody...
The Egyptian Ahmed Zulficar to penetrate the UK market
From Egypt to Russia and now they’re coming to London!
Over the last 3 years alone, Ahmed Zulficar along with an investment entity have connected $125million of capital, showcased to over 5000 high net-worth investors and investment groups at events spanning 6 countries and 12 cities.
This year, due to the unforeseen circumstance of COVID-19, Ahmed Zulficar has gone completely virtual...
£551m scheme announced to kick-start film & TV production
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has announced a government-backed scheme worth half a billion pounds (£551m) aimed towards restarting the operations of the entertainment industry.
The scheme, which comes from the UK government's largest ever investment in arts & entertainment, will be used by domestic production houses to jump start production.
Once productions have started again, the funding will be used to...
Major boost for PM as France threatens to veto further Brexit delays
France has threatened to refuse another Brexit delay, its foreign minister said today, as he blasted "we're not going to do this every three months".
Jean-Yves Le Drian gave Boris Johnson an unexpected boost as he said the country would not accept an extension to the October 31 Brexit deadline.
The UK government wants to remove the Irish backstop, which would...
Boris set to win 64-seat majority, polls suggest
Polling suggests that Boris Johnson's Conservative Party could win a 64-seat majority in the House of Commons in the coming General Election.
The poll of poll, conducted by Electoral Calculus suggests the Conservative Party polling at 42.8%, taking 357 seats in the 650-seat lower house while Corbyn’s Labour Party is polling at 30% - set to lose 55 seats.
Another Deltapoll...
