Month: July 2021

The Times says France has been placed in a new “amber plus” category — halfway between amber and red — under the traffic light system

The Times says the first signs of catastrophe were detected nine days ago by a satellite orbiting 500 miles above the tranquil hills

The Times says young people are using social media platforms such as Twitter and Reddit to find vaccine sites that offer early second jabs.

The Times says Mike Ashley has taken his long-running battle with Debenhams to the High Court as the Sports Direct billionaire aims to kickstart investigations

The Guardian says Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak are part of a pilot scheme that means that they will not have to self-isolate despite being “pinged”

The Guardian says schools across England are closing early for the summer break or moving to online teaching as tens of thousands of pupils are forced to isolate at home

The Guardian says police have released images of 10 men being sought in connection with violence and disorder at the final of Euro 2020.

The Guardian says Nigel Farage is to take centre stage at GB News in a victory for the rightwing faction at the beleaguered television channel

The Guardian says Priti Patel is under fresh pressure after she appears to have misled parliament on proposed powers to crack down on protests

Willy Walsh, International Air Transport Association boss, said the UK government is showing “weak leadership” and there was “no coherent policy on international travel”