HENRY DEEDES watches as America goes to the polls
Will violence break out if the US election turns into a legal battle? HENRY DEEDES watches as America goes to the polls with sales of guns soaring and police on … Read More
Month: October 2020
US agency sets rules for cruise ships to start sailing again
Federal health officials have new rules that will enable large cruise ships to start sailing again in U.S. waters By MIKE STOBBE AP Medical Writer October 30, 2020, 10:26 PM … Read More
Arby’s and Buffalo Wild Wings owner buying Dunkin’ Brands
Dunkin’ doughnuts and coffee is being combined with Buffalo Wild Wings and Arby’s sandwiches ByThe Associated Press October 31, 2020, 1:45 AM • 2 min read Share to FacebookShare to … Read More
Great Fox: Endangered British spider seen for first time in 27 years
Huge ‘extinct’ spider is found on British army training area: Two-inch wide Great Fox spider which liquefies the internal organs of its prey with venom is seen for the first … Read More
Household spread of is common and quick, CDC study finds
“Because prompt isolation of persons with COVID-19 can reduce household transmission, persons who suspect that they might have COVID-19 should isolate, stay at home, and use a separate bedroom and … Read More
Democrats uneasy about GOP turnout in key Florida county
Nearly 63% of the 428,000 registered Republicans in the county have voted so far, whereas about 56% of the county’s 634,000 registered Democrats have voted to date, according to state … Read More
The data forcing Boris into lockdown: SAGE advisers sounded alarm two weeks ago
The data ‘forcing Boris into lockdown’: SAGE release papers showing they sounded alarm two weeks ago, UK is headed for ‘worse than worst case scenario’ including 85,000 deaths – and … Read More
Halloween revellers hit the streets of Newcastle as city remains in Tier 2 lockdown
They won’t let lockdowns stop them partying on Halloween: Streets of Newcastle are filled with people in fancy dress as city remains in Tier 2 Revellers in Halloween fancy dress … Read More
Train named after civil rights activist to help mark…
Great Western Railway names a train after civil rights hero Paul Stephenson, 83, who led the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott so ethnic minorities could work on the city’s buses Dr … Read More
Rhodes parasailing deaths: Greek boat operator arrested, now on bail
Revealed: Boat skipper arrested over deaths of two British teenagers in Rhodes parasailing horror as he faces manslaughter probe for failing to stop trip when sudden storm hit Nikos Mallios … Read More
