Self-isolating students were treated to free beer in Manchester as three more universities impose coronavirus curbs.
Some students at the accommodation at Manchester Metropolitan University have been forced into isolation and are only…
Boris Johnson blamed coronavirus rule breakers for the second wave of infections as he warned of the potential for a second lockdown.
In a live televised address the prime minister said there have been “too many breaches” allowing the “invisible enemy …
THE Fast Show was a little bit wooh and a little bit whey in the 1990s – a fast-paced BBC comedy sketch show, starring Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson, that was packed full of catchphrases and featured many scenes filmed in the North-East.It ran fro…
The Welsh Government has said it is keeping a close watch on two more counties after Rhondda Cynon Taf became the second county in Wales to enter a local lockdown.
The First Minister said Merthyr Tydfil and Newport are being monitored closely after a s…
Demand for coronavirus tests is three to four times the number available, the director of NHS test and trace has admitted.Baroness Dido Harding, who told MPs there was capacity to carry out 242,817 tests a day, said the “sizeable” rise in demand had be…
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FOR Leeds United’s supporting cast, opportunities to catch Marcelo Bielsa’s eye in competitive fixtures away from the Premier League in 2020-21 will not be commonplace.
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I recently interviewed Shauna McIntyre, who joined Sense Photonics as CEO after many years of engineering and executive roles in companies such as Google, Ford, and Honeywell, along with consulting on strategic issues related to transportation. Sense P…
A DOMESTIC violence protection order has been made against a 19-year-old.A 30-day order has been placed on Joseph Charlotte after police received a phone call requesting assistance on August 4. When police attended Charlotte had already vacated the pre…
Hearing to decide whether Julian Assange should be extradited to the United States, in LondonMoreLONDON (Reuters) – The London extradition hearing for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will resume on Monday after one of the lawyers in the case received …
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La Nina May Disrupt Global Food Supply, Send Prices Higher
(Bloomberg) — The La Nina weather system could roil global food production, sending prices higher, as potential droughts and floods bring upheaval to a suite of key agricultural co…
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Amazon has seen a huge rise in sales during the coronavirus crisis as consumers seek to obtain goods without leaving home. But critics are increasingly raising concerns about conditions with the company and its contracto…
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It is nearly six months since the announcement of national lockdown. Students are returning to school. The exam debacle has been resolved, only narrowly missing becoming another example of hardwired inequity. The Culture Recovery Fund has opened, altho…
For many Kenosha residents, Saturday morning was starting like the five mornings before them since Jacob Blake’s shooting by the police last Sunday, after a night of large, peaceful protests demanding justice and equality.Hundreds took to the streets, …
BULGE: The road layout in GalgateCOUNTY officials are coming under fire after they installed a “road hump” which is now causing traffic congestion.Teesdale residents have vented their frustration about the kerb-height bulge in the road at the bus stop…