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European Union citizens will be banned from using ID cards to enter Britain from October amidst growing concern about the proliferation of fake European IDs, Reuters reports with the reference to the Telegraph. British interior minister …
A historic event connected with the recognition of Crimea as Russian territory took place today in Great Britain: the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation of HM Treasury canceled a ban on payments for ships under the British flag in …
The UK has recorded more than 1,000 COVID-19 daily deaths for the first time since April, Yahoo News informs. The four nations recorded 1,041 deaths within 28 days of a positive test for the virus on Wednesday and a further 62,322 new …
The wife of the President of Armenia, Nune Sarksyan, like her husband Armen Sarksyan, contracted the coronavirus, the press service of the president’s administration reported on Facebook. According to the report, the president and …
In Sydney the fireworks soared into the sky above the Opera House, but the harbour below was empty. In New York, Times Square was mostly deserted. No light show illuminated Beijing from the top of the TV tower. With revelry around the world curtailed by lockdowns and curfews imposed to stem the spread of Covid-19, the lions of London’s Trafalgar Square were barricaded off, and there were no crowds in St Peter’s Square and no one diving into the Tiber in Rome. This New Year’s Eve is being celebrated like no other as many people bid farewell to a year they would much prefer to forget – one that has seen more than 1.7 million people killed and 82 million infected by the coronavirus since January
Italy has ordered a nationwide lockdown over much of the Christmas and New Year period in an effort to combat a rise in coronavirus cases, BBC writes in the article Covid: Italy latest European country to order Christmas lockdown. The country will be under "red-zone" restrictions over the public holidays, with non-essential shops, restaurants and bars closed, and Italians only allowed to travel for work, health and emergency reasons. Limited home visits will be allowed
Russia has banned entry to 25 British citizens in retaliation for similar measures by Britain, Russia's foreign ministry said on Saturday, without providing their names, Swissinfo.ch informs. Britain brought sanctions against 25 …
The international community welcomed a deal recently signed between Azerbaijan and Armenia to end the ongoing conflict over the Armenian-occupied Nagorno-Karabakh region, Daily Sabah writes in the article International community welcomes Karabakh cease-fire deal
Sean Connery, the Scottish actor whose five-decade long movie career was dominated by the role of James Bond, has died at the age of 90, according to the producers of the James Bond series, CNN reports. Connery, who was awarded a …
People infected with both flu and coronavirus have a sixfold increased risk of death compared with the general population, new research has found, The Week informs. And patients battling both viruses at the same time are twice as likely …
WHO warns of 'very serious situation' in Europe, with 'alarming rates' of virus transmission
The vacation lights are going out all over Europe
Seventeen years of economic growth have been wiped out in Britain’s late and long lockdown
"It's an absolute nightmare": British tourists disappointed with quarantine measures imposed on arrivals from Spain
A woman who was 15 when she left home to join the Islamic State militant group in Syria should be allowed to return to the United Kingdom to challenge the removal of her British citizenship, judges in London ruled Thursday, NBC …
Merkel is under pressure to cut Germany's ties with China as the Hong Kong crisis triggers a European backlash against Beijing
France and Italy will struggle the most
E3 intends to restart shuttle diplomacy with Iran
Famous British nutritionists Juliette Kellow and Sarah Brewer named fruit that helps to prolong life. In an interview with Express Health, they said that those who want to become a centenarian need a healthy, well-rounded diet, with at …
Boris Johnson has said removing statues of controversial figures is “to lie about our history”, as he argued that national protests in the wake of the death of George Floyd in the US had been taken over by extremists, The …
