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Daily News Briefing Brief. Me Better Faster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYjvd8UPdSE LIVE NEWS TODAY “,”nextArrow”:””,”autoplay”:true,”autoplaySpeed”:5000}’ dir=”ltr” data-typing=”1″> 11:16 UK travel: 4 more countries added to England’s red list  11:00 Friday’s Briefing VIDEO: James Charles ‘sexting’ underage boys 07:30 Daily News Briefing: The neo-Nazi Met PC GUILTY – 36 dead in Taiwan train crash 15:54 Godzilla vs. Kong: ‘epitome of a popcorn flick’ but is it worth it? COVID UK Europe US Middle East Asia World COVID Coronavirus Cases: 130,206,710Deaths: 2,840,729Recovered: 104,922,225view by country UK Glastonbury and Young Vic share in £400m from Covid arts fundMore than 2,700 arts and heritage organisations, from Glastonbury…

Why Godzilla vs. Kong’s Reviews Are So Positive (Despite One Major Problem) ScreenRant reports critics are largely praising Godzilla vs. Kong with the general attitude being the movie is a crowd-pleaser packed with high level action. But critics have pointed out the film’s human characters had room for improvement. The movie has an 80% approval rate on Rotten Tomatoes and whilst it doesn’t offer a lot of depth, it is definitely a fun movie-watching experience. It does take a while to get there, with reviews indicating that the climactic  battle is worth it. “It might be the best studio film…

Pfizer-BioNTech says Covid-19 vaccine is safe, effective on adolescents TRT World says BioNTech-Pfizer have said their vaccine showed 100 per cent efficacy against the coronavirus in 12- to 15-year-olds, as they eye approval for adolescents to get the jabs before the next school year. Phase 3 trials carried out on 2,260 adolescents in the United States “demonstrated 100 per cent efficacy and robust antibody responses,” the companies said in a statement on Wednesday. https://beautiful-jemison.213-165-92-225.plesk.page/uk/met-police-allegations-covid-19-variants/ https://beautiful-jemison.213-165-92-225.plesk.page/uk/met-police-allegations-covid-19-variants/ https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1356890173909291012?s=20 Finding something interesting ? Made with Love by 💓 the WTX News Team!​

Thursday’s Briefing VIDEO: Egypt to investigate giant ship stuck in Suez Canal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqA_vcGr9Cg Met officer investigated over rape allegations Richard Okorogheye: Police searching in Essex after confirmed sighting of missing student France to close schools and extend Covid-19 lockdown to all of the country, Macron says Covid-19 variants ‘stronger and faster,’ WHO emergencies chief warns as ‘worrying shift’ shows more young people in intensive care Egypt launches inquiry into cargo ship giant ship stuck in Suez Canal Many of Lebanon’s children ‘may never get back to school’ Pfizer-BioNTech says the Covid-19 vaccine is safe, effective on adolescents Biden Unveils…

Trailer of upcoming TV series ‘Moussa’ starring Mohamed Ramadan Famous Egyptian actor and rapper Mohamed Ramadan released on Monday a trailer of his upcoming television series Moussa on his Instagram account and YouTube channel. With music by Tamer Karawan and script by Nasser Abdel-Rahman, the series will be released during the upcoming month of Ramadan. Moussa is directed by Mohamed Salam, who has also worked on last year’s The Thief television series. The series stars Mohamed Ramadan in the title role, as well as Sayed Ragab, Tara Emad, Somaya El Khashab and Sabry Fawwaz. The series is produced by Tamer…

Daily News Briefing Brief. Me Better Faster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqA_vcGr9Cg LIVE NEWS TODAY “,”nextArrow”:””,”autoplay”:true,”autoplaySpeed”:5000}’ dir=”ltr” data-typing=”1″> 11:16 UK travel: 4 more countries added to England’s red list  11:00 Friday’s Briefing VIDEO: James Charles ‘sexting’ underage boys 07:30 Daily News Briefing: The neo-Nazi Met PC GUILTY – 36 dead in Taiwan train crash 15:54 Godzilla vs. Kong: ‘epitome of a popcorn flick’ but is it worth it? COVID UK Europe US Middle East Asia World COVID Coronavirus Cases: 129,495,677Deaths: 2,828,629Recovered: 104,436,543view by country UK Fewer than a quarter with Covid symptoms request test, UK study findsFewer than a quarter of people in the…

London boroughs where houses sell the fastest The outer London boroughs have been revealed to be the areas of the capital where property sells the fastest.  In Waltham Forest, sellers can hope to sell their properties the quickest – a two-bed terrace house can be off the market in just 35 days.  Barking and Dagenham, Bexley and Redbridge were the next fastest-moving London borough for house sales, with properties taking 39, 41 and 48 days to be bought.  It also took 48 days for houses in Havering to be sold, followed by 49 in Bromley, 51 in Sutton and 52…

GEORGE FLOYD: DEREK CHAUVIN TRIAL DAILY ROUNDUP From the Trial Related Key Highlights Doctors testify Floyd died because of lack of oxygen caused by kneeling on his neck and back Floyd’s blood and a few white pills found at crime scene Four police officials testify against Chauvin saying he used excessive force. Chavin violated policy says police chief Police officers – incl. longest-serving officer give rare testimony against Chauvin Paramedics take the stand – ‘I was trying to give him a second chance at life.’ Floyd’s girlfriend says both had chronic pain and both addicted to opiods New footage shows…

George Floyd: Derek Chauvin trial   Former police officer Derek Chauvin, 45, is accused of killing George Floyd. Floyd’s death in the USA last May sparked months of worldwide protests against racial injustice. Chauvin is on trial for his murder.  Derek Chauvin is charged with 3 offences over George Floyd’s death. The then-officer was filmed kneeling on Floyd’s neck for about nine minutes as he said: “I can’t breathe.”  Chauvin’s trial started on Monday 29 March 2021.  Here’s what you need to know:  The charges Chauvin is accused of three offences. The first charge is of second-degree unintentional murder, which means…

French air attack in Mali killed 19 unarmed civilians, UN says Aljazeera says a French air attack in January killed at least 19 civilians at a wedding party in central Mali, United Nations investigators have said, confirming locals’ accounts and contradicting France’s version that only rebel fighters were hit. The human rights division of the United Nations mission in Mali (MINUSMA) said on Tuesday it had visited the village of Bounti where the attack took place on January 3, analysed satellite images and interviewed more than 400 people, including at least 115 in face-to-face, individual sessions. https://beautiful-jemison.213-165-92-225.plesk.page/uk/covid-19-uk-us-criticises-who-report-accuse-china/ https://twitter.com/WorldNBC1/status/1376994052596375553?s=20 Finding something…