The video, shown on the first day of Johnny Depp’s libel case against the Sun, shows the pair appearing to argue in the kitchen while an agitated-looking Depp repeatedly slams cupboard doors. Via: Johnny Depp 'smashes up kitchen and throws wine bottle to the floor in drunken rage at Amber Read more
Professor Sir Venki Ramakrishnan, president of the Royal Society, said that not wearing a mask should be seen in the same way that drink driving and not wearing a set belt are viewed. Via: Refusing to wear a face mask should be as taboo as drink driving, experts say
‘Free parking for staff has only been made possible by support from local authorities and independent providers and this support cannot continue indefinitely’ Via: Government to scrap free parking for NHS staff once coronavirus crisis eases
Report finds 19 per cent of women and 16 per cent of men are released from prison homeless Via: Homeless convicts committing more crime to get back into prison, watchdog says
Christopher Wray condemns Operation Fox Hunt campaign‘A sweeping bid to target Chinese nationals Xi sees as threats’Chinese agents have been pursuing hundreds of Chinese nationals living in the US in an effort to force their return, as part of a global campaign against the country’s diaspora, known as Operation Fox Read more
Only ‘key patient groups and staff in certain circumstances’ will be exempt from fees as pandemic easesCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageFree hospital parking for NHS staff in England will end in all but “certain circumstances” once the coronavirus pandemic begins to ease, the government has said.The health Read more
Ratification of United Nations treaty banning atomic weapons honours a half-century of anti-nuclear activismOn the streets of Suva in the 1970s it was the young who carried the cause. In afros, headbands and bell-bottom jeans they handed out pamphlets and printed newsletters, performed skits and variety shows, gave lectures, and Read more
Hard-hitting report warns that writing off £13.4bn of NHS trusts’ historic debts has not resolved their financial problems Via: Ministers must have plan to avoid PPE shortage if coronavirus second wave hits, MPs warn
Housing market experts argue homebuyers in southern England may benefit the most Via: Stamp duty cut could come into effect immediately, reports say
‘Simply unacceptable’ moves not made to stamp out laddish culture within ranks, says Britain’s most senior military officer Via: Senior military commanders promise 'tough commitments' to improve treatment of women and ethnic minorities in British forces