Covid vaccines are to become compulsory for care home staff in England working with the elderly. An announcement on it is expected from the government in the next few days. Employees at care homes will reportedly have 16 weeks to get their jab. Otherwise they… Read More »Covid Vaccines for Care Home Staff to be Compulsory
A new life saving Covid treatment is being trialled by the NHS, exactly a year on from the discovery of Dexamethasone. The intravenous (IV) infusion of antibodies help to neutralise the Covid 19 virus. This is different to other treatments that reducing the inflammatory reaction… Read More »New Covid treatment could save very ill Covid patients
Aaron Ramsdale joins England’s Euro 2020 squad to replace injured goalkeeper Dean Henderson. The England team suffered a setback as Manchester United keeper Henderson was forced to withdrawn from the tournament with a hip issue. The injury caused him to miss a second day of… Read More »Aaron Ramsdale Replaces Dean Henderson in England Euro 2020 Squad
Over 800 domestic abuse allegations have been made against officers and staff in the last five years, according to BBC research. Despite the high number of complaints, only 43 cases out of the 800 resulted in prosecution. This equates to just 5%. The investigation reveals… Read More »Over 800 allegations of police domestic abuse in last five years
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Scott Morrison have agreed a trade deal between the UK and Australia. The pair agreed the deal as they met for dinner on Monday. The new agreement means British products such as cars, Scotch whisky, biscuits and ceramics will become… Read More »UK and Australia Trade Deal Agreed
Despite a delay in the easing of Lockdown restrictions, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is insisting that the lockdown WILL lift in July. There is ongoing concern throughout the UK that a continuing rise in deaths could result in Boris Johnson delaying the lockdown ease again.… Read More »Prime Minister Boris Johnson says July WILL happen
Royal Ascot starts on Tuesday allowing an audience of 12,000 to attend every day, as part of a test event. This is British racing’s biggest crowd for 15 months, since the pandemic. The Queen is expected to attend on the opening day of the five… Read More »Royal Ascot set to Begin with 12,000 Daily Spectators
Denmark Midfielder Christian Eriksen is assuring fans he is “fine under the circumstances” following a cardiac arrest. On Saturdays game against Finland, Christian started to stagger before collapsing to the floor. Denmark’s captain Simon Kjaer rushed to the player before clearing his airways. Players from… Read More »Christian Eriksen assures fans he is “fine”
A Quiet Place Part II is the first film released since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to pass the $100m mark at the US and Canada box office. This achievement is a great sign of reassurance for cinema owners looking to bounce back from… Read More »A Quiet Place 2 Passes $100 Million at US and Canada Box Office
Boris Johnson is expected to delay England’s final stage of easing all lockdown restrictions at a press conference at 6pm. The announcement will likely see most coronavirus rules remain for another 4 weeks after the planned 21 June reopening. It comes amid concerns over the… Read More »Boris Johnson Press Conference at 6pm to Announce Lockdown Decision