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United Kingdom splashes $27 million on ‘long’ CCP Virus studies
Fifteen new taxpayer-funded studies will examine treating and diagnosing a deadly disease disorder. The United Kingdom has approved nearly £20 million ($27.5 million) in public spending to research the "long" Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus. Researchers will spend several months, or even years, investigating hundreds of symptoms that can last for more ...
Experts advise UK ministers to hold off on mass vaccination of children
While the UK is about to lift all public restrictions next Monday, its government has not decided about vaccination in children. On July 17, the Telegraph reported the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) recommended halting mass vaccination in kids due to concerns about inadequate data regarding the risks of ...
Friendly dolphins swim right up to young sailors in River Dart
A pod of dolphins swam right up to several small boats floating in a calm river, much to the surprise of young sailors. The playful mammals happily came up close and circled each of the dinghies and other vessels, feeling undisturbed by their encounter with humans. These aquatic creatures stayed close to ...
Pandemic without end? UK hires army of COVID-19 inspectors until 2023
The UK is hiring armies of new safety inspectors dedicated solely to monitoring compliance with rules and regulations to combat the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus contagions. The work could take another two years, even though the closure restrictions are supposedly set to end in eight weeks, and 40 million ...
Australian prime minister: More countries reject Facebook’s monopoly and deliberate censorship
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Friday that other countries are joining Australia's efforts to regulate tech giant Facebook by requiring it to pay local media outlets for publishing content on its platform. Among the list of countries planning to follow Canberra's lead against the monopoly controlled by the social network ...
British former justice: Government is a ‘control freak’ that seeks to impose ‘indefinite restrictions’
Lord Sumption, who was a justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, has emphatically criticized the British government calling it a "control freak," given the restrictions imposed for Christmas on people under the excuse of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic or COVID-19. For Sumption, the control measures ...
Oxford professor proposes quick way out of CCP Virus confinement in ‘three steps’ in UK
A medical specialist linked to the University of Oxford in England believes he has an answer to the current situation of confinement prevailing in the UK; through a systematic three-phase plan expects the blockade to be lifted. Carl Heneghan, an epidemiologist and director of the Center for Evidence-Based Medicine, went so ...
Italian official says UK acted ‘too late’ in the current pandemic crisis
Amid the current crisis in Europe due to the extensive spread of the CCP Virus (Wuhan coronavirus), the United Kingdom has gradually managed to place itself among the countries reporting the highest number of infections, largely because the measures taken by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to contain the crisis have ...
UK Health Minister Nadine Dorries diagnosed with coronavirus despite taking all disease prevention steps
A conservative official who is responsible for protecting and promoting public health tested positive for a deadly Asian disease on March 10. Nadine Dorries is officially the first member of Britain's Parliament to contract the Chinese coronavirus (COVID-19.) The health minister for patient safety, suicide prevention, and mental health revealed her ...
Italian doctors warn Europe about the consequences of coronavirus in hospitals
A group of Italian medical specialists recently sent a letter to the European community warning of the effects of the coronavirus on people who contract it, as well as on public health systems, revealing that in Italy 10 percent of those infected require intensive care but there is less and ...
Columnist criticizes progressive leaders in London for increasing deaths of young people of African descent
Several public order problems were reported last Sunday, leaving four people dead in East London, a figure that is part of the worrying increase in homicides caused by knife and gun attacks. A public order crime or problem does not actually need an individual victim but a crime against society, ...
European Union: Bill forces 5 member countries to assume the financial gap left by the Brexit
This week, negotiations began in Brussels for the European Union member states to determine how the budget will be implemented in the long term. Meanwhile, five of the member states have been forced to pay high financial charges to compensate for the UK's exit. As the Daily Express pointed out, a ...
Hurricane Lorzeno batters mid-Atlantic Azores Islands
Hurricane Lorenzo powered across the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday, lashing the Azores Islands with heavy rains, powerful winds and high waves but causing only minor damage, according to authorities. The Azores Civil Protection Agency said the Category 2 hurricane felled trees and power lines as it passed just west of the ...
US submits extradition request for WikiLeaks founder Assange
The United States government has formally submitted an extradition request to the United Kingdom for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, according to a U.S. official. Assange faces an 18-count indictment that accuses him of soliciting and publishing classified information and of conspiring with former Army private Chelsea Manning to crack a Defense ...
Trump turns from pomp to business in UK visit
President Donald Trump will turn from pageantry to policy Tuesday as he joins British Prime Minister Theresa May for a day of talks likely to highlight fresh uncertainty in the allies' storied relationship. Trump and May are due to meet with corporate executives from the United States and United Kingdom, before ...
President Trump says he may meet with Boris Johnson
President Donald Trump says he may meet this week with conservative British politician Boris Johnson during his state visit to the United Kingdom, days after he suggested he'd support Johnson's effort to replace Theresa May as prime minister. Wading in again to his hosts' domestic politics, Trump says of Johnson, "He's ...
From Poland to Portugal, election highlights across Europe
Here's a brief look at the results of the European elections, country by country, arranged according to the number of seats they hold in the European Parliament:GERMANY: Chancellor Angela Merkel's middle-of-the-road governing coalition lost significant ground , while the Greens surged and the far right made modest gains.FRANCE: The far ...
Dutch, UK polls open, starting 4 days of European elections
Dutch polls opened Thursday in elections for the European Parliament, starting four days of voting across the 28-nation bloc that pits supporters of deeper integration against populist Euroskeptics who want more power for their national governments.A half hour after voting started in the Netherlands, polls open across the United Kingdom, ...
EU police agency says operation smashed organized crime ring
The European Union's police agency says an international law enforcement operation has smashed an organized crime gang that earned hundreds of millions of euros in drug and cigarette trafficking, assassinations and money laundering.Europol said Wednesday that more than 450 police and customs officers in Spain, the United Kingdom, Poland and ...
Rory McIlroy likely to play in 2020 Olympics for Ireland
Rory McIlroy will likely go to the 2020 Olympics and represent Ireland.The 30-year-old from Northern Ireland disclosed his decision Tuesday, two days before the start of the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black.McIlroy skipped the Rio de Janeiro Games in 2016 in part because he felt the Olympics were forcing him ...
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