‘We cannot allow our police officers and members of the public to be put at risk of contracting the virus,’ says head of Police Federation Via: Coronavirus: Police call for protests ban during pandemic after weekend of violent rallies
Tributes for the ‘bright young actor’ flow from colleagues, cricketers and India’s prime ministerPopular Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his Mumbai residence on Sunday, police and Indian media reports have said.Initial reports, citing police sources, said the 34-year-old’s body was found in his apartment in suburban Read more
Nation remains in ‘very active phase of the pandemic’, official warns Via: WHO warns England's lockdown should not be lifted further without improved test and trace system
‘Shop, and shop with confidence’ urges prime minister Via: Government could overrule scientific advisers to relax two-metre social distancing rule as Boris Johnson urges people to return to shops
PM’s follows widespread Black Lives Matter protests but is criticised by opposition as ‘condescending and designed to let himself and his government off the hook’ Via: Boris Johnson announces cross-government inquiry into 'all aspects' of racial inequality in UK
Those caught up in Glasgow altercations ‘should really take a long hard look at themselves’, first minister says Via: Sturgeon condemns 'utterly shameful' violence after rival protesters clash in Glasgow
Rival groups were seen throwing missiles at each other near Glasgow’s George Square, where BLM supporters campaigned for the removal of a statue of Sir Robert Peel. Via: Scottish loyalists in Glasgow clash with riot police and hurl missiles
Churchill’s image has disappeared from the carousel. All other prime ministers are still pictured. It comes as Black Lives Matter protesters call for his image to be torn down in Westminster. Via: Winston Churchill's picture mysteriously vanishes from Google's list of British Prime Ministers
TomTom data showed roads around Liverpool were 75 per cent of pre-lockdown levels at 1pm today as Britons took to parks amid warm summer temperatures. Via: The 'social bubble' bursts again!
Describing South Korea as an ‘enemy’, Kim Yo Jong repeated an earlier threat by saying Seoul will soon witness the collapse of a ‘useless’ inter-Korean liaison office in the border town of Kaesong. Via: Kim Jong Un's sister threatens military action against South Korea because of political leaflets