Month: February 2021

Armed police fire on protesters outside power plant in northern Myanmar as demonstrations against military coup that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi continued in major cities for a NINTH day … Read More

Hotel quarantine plan in chaos just hours before first travellers check in: Experts fear rooms will become Covid infection hotspots due to ventilation issues – as unions warn rules are … Read More

Irate Trump attorney Michael van der Veen puts on whiny voice to MIMIC CBSN anchor Lana Zak before ripping off mic after accusing Dems of doctoring trial evidence and HER … Read More

The lead investigator for the WHO mission, Peter Ben Embarek, told CNN in a wide-ranging interview that the mission had found several signs of the more wide-ranging 2019 spread, including … Read More

Father-of-two, 61, is suffering from mystery condition which has left him BURPING every few minutes for the last eight months Michael O’Reilly, 61, has suffered with the gassy affliction for … Read More

Covid infections continue to plunge as UK records another 10,972 cases – down 31% on last week – while daily deaths also fall by nearly a third to 258 as … Read More

Royal Mint marks 50th anniversary of Decimal Day: How Britain broke with centuries of monetary tradition as the sixpence, shilling, florin and half crown were replaced by decimal currency in … Read More

Single jabs of Covid vaccine are providing 67% protection against infections, data reveals as experts say delaying second dose is ‘paying off’ Professor Tim Spector said restrictions should be able … Read More

Half of Britons fear freedom of speech is under threat from the rise of ‘cancel culture’, poll by Laurence Fox’s Reclaim Party reveals 49% said its harder to share thoughts … Read More

NEW YORK — As more coronavirus vaccine doses become available in the weeks and months ahead, many business owners face a difficult decision: whether to require employees to be inoculated. … Read More