Month: July 2021

More than 1,500 revelers had gathered on the first floor of the Kansas City Hyatt Regency for a popular tea dance party hosted by the swanky 1-year-old hotel. As musicians … Read More

ByThe Associated Press July 17, 2021, 8:13 AM • 1 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this article SCHULD, Germany — Torrential rain turned normally placid rivers into raging … Read More

Delta Air Lines execs are ‘privately grumbling’ about the Indian COVID-19 strain having the same name and simply refer to it as ‘the variant’ – but say it hasn’t had … Read More

‘They are making it up as they go along’: Holidaymakers’ fury as thousands are forced to cancel trips to France after last-minute u-turn on quarantine for double jabbed – so … Read More

The ghost games! Soaring infections, eerie curfews, a terrified public, and no fans. It could have been cancelled weeks ago, writes MIKE KEEGAN, and there’s only one winner in Tokyo: … Read More

EXCLUSIVE: David and Victoria Beckham WIN council approval to build ‘barn for bats and birds’ as part of new ‘wildlife corridor’ at £6m Cotswolds home – BUT green light comes … Read More

For unvaccinated people in certain parts of the country, the risk of Covid-19 is higher than ever before, said Dr. Craig Spencer, director of global health in emergency medicine at … Read More

High hopes for Team GB star who built a rock face in her basement ahead of Tokyo Olympics – where climbing has become an event for the first time By … Read More

“This is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated,” US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during Friday’s White House Covid-19 briefing. “We are seeing outbreaks of … Read More

Chris Whitty ‘clashed with Patrick Vallance’ in early days of pandemic because he was ‘wary of over-reacting’ to threat of coronavirus, government adviser reveals Sir Jeremy Farrar, head of the … Read More