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Wear Masks on Public Transport Amid Arcturus Covid Fears, UK Experts Urge
Britons should start wearing face masks on public transport again, experts have urged, as a super-infectious Covid variant sweeps the country.
Arcturus now makes up one in 40 new cases, sparking fears that it could soon become a dominant strain and trigger a fresh wave of disease.
Ministers have already been urged to offer booster vaccines to millions more Brits because of its spread.
Virologists...
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss Resigns
Liz Truss has announced her resignation after a chaotic 44 days in office during which she lost the confidence of Tory MPs and the public and oversaw economic turbulence.
She is set to become the shortest serving Prime Minister in history after she battled an open revolt from Conservatives demanding her departure.
Speaking from a lectern in Downing Street, Ms Truss said she had told the King she was...
Boris Johnson resigns as Prime Minister of UK
Boris Johnson will finally announce his resignation today – but is lining up a ‘unity Cabinet’ as he battles to stay in Downing Street for months longer.
The PM admitted defeat in the wake of a shattering intervention from Nadhim Zahawi, who was only appointed on Tuesday night following Rishi Sunak’s departure. He told Mr Johnson that his situation is ‘not sustainable’.
A...
Thousands of protesters riot in London against Tories and Labour
Thousands of protesters have marched on the Conservatives’ campaign HQ, parliament, Downing Street and are now marching through central London.
According to Press TV’s correspondent in London, Narges Moballeghi, the protesters are angry that a party with only about 37% of the vote has a majority in government.
They say the Tory’s will destroy the country even further in the next...
Pro-independence Scots launch new ‘45%’ campaign
Thousands of pro-independence activists, determined to continue their fight for Scottish statehood, have launched a new campaign called ‘the 45 percent’, despite losing Thursday’s referendum.
The campaign draws its name from the 44.7 percent of the Scottish electorate who voted ‘Yes’ to independence. Although the ‘No’ campaign secured a narrow majority at 55.3 percent, the appetite for...
Scots were tricked into voting 'No' - Salmond
Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond
London politicians gulled Scottish voters out of independence by making a false “vow” to grant Glasgow extra powers, First Minister Alex Salmond has said. He also raised the prospect of another referendum, saying the break-up is inevitable.
Alex Salmond, leader of the ‘Yes’ campaign and the outgoing head of the Scottish National Party (SNP),...
The world should NOT take military action against Gaddafi, says top Russian diplomat
Relations: Mr Lavrov visited Downing Street earlier this month during which time it is likely that the Middle East unrest would have been discussed.
Russia’s top diplomat has today dismissed plans to create a no-fly zone over Libya as embattled leader Moammar Gaddafi unleashed bombing raids, special forces and army troops in a desperate bid to retain power.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov...
Boom in immigration helped cause the economic crisis, says Cameron
Pointed: The Prime Minister said 'unsustainable levels of public spending and immigration' were among the problems inherited by the Coalition.
David Cameron today identified immigration as being partly responsible for the economic crisis gripping the country.
The Prime Minister said ‘unsustainable levels of public spending and immigration’ were among the problems inherited by the...