Author: News Desk

‘Low level of oxygen’ led to George Floyd’s death – expert TRT World says a respiratory doctor has testified that George Floyd died from a lack of oxygen and that Derek Chauvin’s knee was on his neck almost all the time he was facedown in the street with his hands cuffed behind his back. Martin Tobin, a pulmonologist, told the jury at Chauvin’s murder and manslaughter trial that he had watched videos of Floyd’s May 25, 2020 arrest “hundreds of times.” “Mr. Floyd died from a low level of oxygen,” Tobin told the jury hearing the high-profile case in a heavily guarded…

Breaking News: Prince Philip Duke Of Edinburgh has died aged 99, Buckingham Palace announces https://twitter.com/RoyalFamily/status/1380475865323212800 Breaking story updates to follow Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, has died aged 99, Buckingham Palace has announced. The prince married Elizabeth in 1947, five years before she became Queen, and was the longest-serving royal consort in British history. The couple had four children, eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. PM Boris Johnson pays tribute Boris Johnson says it is “with great sadness” that he received news of Prince Philip’s death from Buckingham Palace. Paying tribute, he said the Duke of Edinburgh earned the affection…

VIDEO: Hollywood actor arrested over $690m Netflix scam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaJc2AzT1Vs Covid: Cost of tests ‘is too much for people to travel on holiday Biden calls for ‘calm’ amid fresh night of violence in Northern Ireland France needs to vaccinate 90 per cent of adults to return to ‘normal’ life Death toll in Sudan- Darfur clashes rises to 132 Former NFL player fatally shoots five in South Carolina ‘Low level of oxygen’ led to George Floyd’s death – expert Biden Moves to Curb US Gun Violence ‘Satan shoes’ launched by Lil Nas X to be recalled after Nike lawsuit  Hollywood actor Zach…

Daily News Briefing Brief. Me Better Faster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaJc2AzT1Vs LIVE NEWS TODAY “,”nextArrow”:””,”autoplay”:true,”autoplaySpeed”:5000}’ dir=”ltr” data-typing=”1″> 10:19 VIDEO: Hollywood actor arrested over $690m Netflix scam 07:30 Daily News Briefing: Travel plan revealed – Northern Ireland violence day 6 – NFL player kills 5 02:23 Facebook down, WhatsApp down and Instagram down 15:46 The Khloe Kardashian photo ‘scam exposed’ COVID UK Europe US Middle East Asia World COVID Coronavirus Cases: 134,548,724Deaths: 2,915,432Recovered: 108,341,864view by country UK Extent of mental health crisis in England at ‘terrifying’ levelEngland is “in the grip of a mental health crisis” because of the Covid pandemic, with under-18s suffering…

Facebook is down in fact all of Facebook Inc’s social media platforms including WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Instagram were down for thousands of users on Thursday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com. Facebook down Reports by users showed more than 112,000 issues on Facebook’s website, while 101,000 Instagram users reported problems as of 6 pm ET. Downdetector tracks outages by collecting status reports from a series of sources, including user-submitted errors on its platform. The outages might be affecting a larger number of users or Facebook server errors in the United States. UK Big Tech crackdown Instagram down – Whatsapp…

Khloe Kardashian photo scandal Khloe Kardashian’s team is said to be “desperate to scrub an unedited bikini pic from the internet” after fans accused the star of editing her photos. Khloe says she has every right to edit her pictures (very true) and she will continue to edit. She opened up about being referred to as the ‘ugly’ and ‘fat’ sister and how hard it is to live up to beauty standards. It’s worth acknowledging the Kardashians have played a major role in creating unachievable beauty standards for years. By heavily editing themselves online they’ve done nothing but contribute to…

VIDEO: Khloe Kardashian slams ‘impossible standards’ after trying to delete unedited picture of herself online https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGRYBgXGTKc Belfast: Boris Johnson ‘deeply concerned’ after police attacked Body found in Epping Forest is missing student, police confirm Brazil’s Bolsonaro ignores call for new lockdown despite rise in Covid-19 cases Jeddah authorities shut 100 commercial outlets for COVID-19 breaches US to restore aid to UN Palestinian refugee agency cut by Trump US citizen refuses to be an FBI informant, lands on no-fly list College Admissions Scandal parents released from prison High Street shops will ‘bounce back’ on reopening day Commercial struggles offer open skies…

Daily News Briefing Brief. Me Better Faster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGRYBgXGTKc LIVE NEWS TODAY “,”nextArrow”:””,”autoplay”:true,”autoplaySpeed”:5000}’ dir=”ltr” data-typing=”1″> 07:30 Daily News Briefing: PM ‘deeply concerned’ over Belfast – Body found confirmed as missing teen 19:53 Weekly PCR test made mandatory for all staff at Dubai schools and universities 14:39 Outrage as Imran Khan blames women for rise in rape cases 13:45 Labour MP praises church where pastor opposed LGBTQ+ rights amid Starmer visit row COVID UK Europe US Middle East Asia World COVID Coronavirus Cases: 133,718,495 Deaths: 2,901,600 Recovered: 107,839,091 view by country UK Boris Johnson broke rules by criticising Sadiq Khan, says Labour Labour…

Staff who are eligible but choose not to be vaccinated against Covid-19 must take PCR test every seven days. From Sunday, all staff members including teachers at Dubai schools, universities, early learning centers, and training institutes in Dubai will have to take PCR test every seven days, the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) said on Wednesday. The only exceptions are those currently not eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine; those who have taken their first dose; and those on holiday. All other “employees who are eligible [for the vaccine] but choose not to be vaccinated must take the PCR test…

Pakistan: Outrage as PM Imran Khan blames women for rise in rape cases Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan has caused outrage after his comments linking the rise in rape cases to how women dress. Pakistani women activists and rights campaigners have accused the PM of “baffling ignorance” after his comments.  Imran Khan – who was educated at Oxford – said in a live TV interview that the increase in rapes indicated the “consequences in any society where vulgarity is on the rise”. “The incidents of rape of women … [have] actually very rapidly increased in society,” he said. His advice to…