Month: September 2020

Local lockdowns could be imposed within 24 hours of an outbreak thanks to real-time data from NHS Covid-19 app App offers a faster reporting mechanism than the beleaguered testing system … Read More

France’s environment minister has announced a gradual ban in the coming years on the use of wild animals in travelling circuses and on keeping dolphins and killer whales in captivity … Read More

Efforts to focus the preparation-averse Trump on the upcoming debate have occurred in sporadic bursts, including one 30-minute session last weekend. This past Sunday they resumed with a short question-and-answer … Read More

Brian Stelter, Molly Jong-Fast, and Mark Lukasiewicz discuss Fox journalist Chris Wallace’s role as moderator of the first presidential debate. Lukasiewicz warns, “Lying works on live television. Live fact-checking is … Read More

Viewers of BBC documentary Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia are left in tears at the cricket star’s honesty over how he STILL makes himself sick – as he describes the … Read More

Wealthy millennials and holidaymakers are fueling England’s second wave of Covid-19, surveillance scheme reveals Report looked at Covid-19 cases between July 23 and September 10 in England It found strongest … Read More

Gruesome moment a spider rips the head off a live wasp trapped in its web Sylvia Werrett, from Birmingham, watched a spider rip off a live wasp’s head Ms Werrett’s … Read More

Not even the Government understands the lockdown laws! Skills Minister Gillian Keegan admits she ‘doesn’t know’ if friends can meet in pub gardens – as it’s revealed council Covid marshals … Read More

Germany’s finance minister says the country’s debt load won’t reach the level it did in the financial crisis a decade ago as a result of the coronavirus pandemic By The … Read More

Operators say the opening of Berlin’s new airport on Oct. 31 will happen without fanfare, a nod to the long delays and massive cost overrun since construction started in 2006 … Read More