Month: January 2021

“Every time one of those elders leaves this world, it’s like a whole library, a whole beautiful chapter of our history, of our ceremonies — all that knowledge, gone,” Clayson … Read More

Out go the gunboats! Royal Navy sends four warships into English Channel to warn French trawlers to stay away from British fish as Brexit deal comes into force Naval warships … Read More

Brits defied Covid rules to party at 2,500-strong underground curfew-busting New Year rave in FRANCE where revellers attacked police trying to shut it down The partygoers had set up the … Read More

Vaccine firms hit back at ‘shortage’ claims and say they are NOT to blame for slow roll-out: Two million doses of Oxford jab will be made every week, but not … Read More

A shortage of doses, red tape strangling volunteer army, and a row over second jabs: DAVID ROSE asks if this will be the vaccine of freedom – or another fiasco … Read More

Vaccine firms hit back at shortage claims: Pfizer and AstraZeneca say they are NOT to blame for slow roll-out of doses – as ministers blame ‘supply issues’ and aim to … Read More

New Kent strain of ‘super-COVID’ is nearly 50 percent more contagious than other varieties, Imperial study confirms Imperial College London researchers analyzed how quickly the new B117 ‘super-COVID’ variant spreads … Read More

Instant karma: Drivers laugh as a cyclist performing stunts in the middle of the road falls off in spectacular fashion Footage taken in Adelaide, South Australia, showed the cyclist riding … Read More

The Archers’ 70th anniversary episode airs and sees character arrested over suspected human trafficking Radio 4 celebrates the 70th anniversary of the world’s longest running drama  Listeners were teased episode … Read More

Judge Jeremy Kernodle of the Eastern District of Texas said on Friday that Gohmert and the others lacked standing to sue. In a filing late Friday, Gohmert and other plaintiffs … Read More