Month: October 2020

Wales faces ANOTHER ‘fire break’ after Christmas: Welsh ministers warn multiple lockdowns will be needed until vaccine is found – as they admit ‘trolley police’ ban on shops selling non-essential … Read More

To describe the current incumbent’s predicament, substitute Trump’s botched coronavirus response for Carter’s inability to free American hostages seized by Iran. Then look at the numbers. Today, Trump’s national polling … Read More

Vice President Mike Pence delivers remarks at a campaign rally in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, on October 23. Gene J. Puskar/AP When asked if he thinks Vice President Mike Pence should … Read More

With less than two weeks to go before Election Day, many voters around the country have still not received their mail-in ballots. Printing errors, mail delivery delays and the sheer volume of … Read More

Why do liberals have such low expectations for black people like me? BIM AFOLAMI MP says the Left’s hypocrisy on racial equality is causing profound damage By Bim Afolami For … Read More

Put another log on, won’t you? Brits are spending thousands installing trendy outdoor ‘wall fires’ so they can keep socialising under Tier 2 rules – after patio heaters sales soared … Read More

SEOUL, South Korea — Lee Kun-Hee, the ailing Samsung Electronics chairman who transformed the small television maker into a global giant of consumer electronics but whose leadership was also marred … Read More

The ghost of 2016, when Donald Trump overcame dismal mid-October polls and eked out a surprise Electoral College victory over Hillary Clinton to become president. Trump’s supporters are hoping it … Read More

Dancing shoes not included! Mayfair mansion where Hollywood star Fred Astaire entertained guests including Winston Churchill during the roaring twenties goes on sale for £9.5million The five-storey townhouse in Mayfair … Read More

Elderly Covid patients were DENIED intensive care during height of crisis: Fury as it is revealed over 80s were not given potentially life-saving treatment during first wave in bid to … Read More