‘Not everyday is a good day’: Malin Andersson showcases her curves in a white vest and summery yellow shorts as she admits to having a ‘weird’ start to the day By Niomi Harris For Mailonline Published: 15:19 BST, 27 May 2020 | Updated: 15:19 BST, 27 May 2020 She uses her platform to discuss mental … Read more
Premier League to tell clubs they want September start for 2020-21 irrespective of when this season finishes – increasing likelihood of campaign being curtailed if there are more delays The Premier League want next season to start on weekend of September 12-13 The board are determined to agree a fixed start date for the 2020-21 … Read more
The heartbroken family of black man George Floyd have called for cops to be charged with murder after four were fired over the video of a white officer kneeling on his neck during his arrest. Two of George Floyd’s cousins said the firing of the officers was just ‘a start’ after watching footage of the … Read more
Schools in Britain will start to reopen on June 1, the government has today announced. In a briefing to the nation this evening, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said some primary schools will open at the start of next month, with secondary schools to provide ‘some contact’ from 15 June. Reception, year one and year six classes will … Read more
Schools WILL start to open on June 1 as planned says Boris Johnson after weeks of wrangling with teachers’ unions over coronavirus safety By James Robinson for MailOnline Published: 17:24 BST, 24 May 2020 | Updated: 17:30 BST, 24 May 2020 Schools in Britain will start to open on June 1, the government has today … Read more
Travel bubbles, sea bridges, quarantines — no wonder there’s a lot of confusion surrounding holidays as restrictions ease. The UK’s blanket quarantine on all those coming into the country will be reviewed every three weeks, and could be lifted by early July. Countries across Europe are preparing to reopen, too. We look at what your … Read more
New Oxford coronavirus test that gives results within an HOUR could make mass-screening possible ‘within weeks’ A new COVID-19 test is within weeks of appearing according to its makers Biotech company Oxford Nanopore are working on a portable testing device The device, which can be the size of a CD player, can record 30,000 tests … Read more
Thousands of volunteers are being recruited for the next two phases in clinical trials that could lead to a coronavirus vaccine this year. Scientists are looking for 10,260 people from across Britain to take the experimental jab, developed at the University of Oxford. Experts began working on the jab in January. It is now considered … Read more
Broadcasters have detailed how they’re gearing up to restart the UK’s TV industry once the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. In a 15-page plan, networks such as Sky, the BBC, ITV, ITN, Channel 4 and Channel 5, have explained how they’ll get the cameras rolling in the near future, with sets enforcing rules such as bringing your own cutlery … Read more
If you want to know how the pandemic divides us, just have a look at the difference between what’s happening in state and private schools during the lockdown. The other day, I bumped into a friend in the park – at least, we air-kissed from a distance – and asked after each other’s families. I … Read more