Bolton says he won’t vote for TrumpFear mounts Trump may pressure FDA to rush vaccine by electionNew York: fight to unseat senior party figure splits DemocratsTrump campaign chief faces ‘fury’ after Tulsa rally flopsSign up to our First Thing newsletter 2.52pm BST Nascar said late on Sunday that a noose Read more
Black Sabbath and Axl Rose are among those in the metal world supporting protests, but there’s no denying the opinions of others in the genreThere’s no point denying metal has a more complicated relationship with race than many of its adherents would like to admit, or confront. At its most Read more
The UK death toll from coronavirus rose by 15 in 24 hours to 42,647, the government said on Monday. Via: UK coronavirus death toll rises by 15 to 42,647
Boris Johnson discusses reopening of hospitality industry and reduction in social distancing Why doctors say UK is better prepared for a second wave of coronavirusGlobal coronavirus updates – liveDowning Street lobby briefing – Summary 2.46pm BST The Commons public accounts committee has just started taking evidence from senior NHS officials Read more
Footfall down 54% compared with 2019, but uplift expected when Scotland and Wales reopensCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageShoppers flocked back to the high streets in England over the past week as non-essential stores reopened but numbers remained well down on a year earlier, according to the latest Read more
Loveworld News has promised to amend its processes despite initially insisting it saw no problem with broadcast, regulator says Via: Christian TV channel escapes further sanction by Ofcom after falsely linking 5G to coronavirus
Follow all the latest developments Via: Boris Johnson news – live: PM given fresh no-deal Brexit warnings, as No 10 puts 'full confidence' in under-pressure minister
‘It will be of considerable public concern that such an image was apparently shared among colleagues by a serving police officer,’ regional watchdog chief says Via: Police sergeant suspended for 'sharing inappropriate meme of George Floyd in WhatsApp group with other officers'
Pubs, restaurants, hotels and B&Bs could be given the green light to reopen on 4 July Via: Boris Johnson to make statement to parliament on Tuesday unveiling next stage of relaxing lockdown
WhatsApp has accused an Israeli spyware company of hacking 1,400 of its users, including journalists, human rights activists and diplomatic officials. As new allegations emerge, Guardian US investigations correspondent Stephanie Kirchgaessner discusses how she first discovered the story In October 2019, the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp filed a lawsuit against Read more