Keir Starmer challenged Boris Johnson over ‘staggering’ number of extra deaths recorded in April Via: Coronavirus: 'Very likely' some of 10,000 'unexplained' care home deaths were due to Covid-19, deputy chief medical officer says
‘That particular event did go wrong and I’m afraid it is disgraceful; it really feels wrong to me,’ says traditional orthodox Jew who witnessed incident Via: Police called after hundreds gather at Jewish festival in London
Garden centres shuttered by coronavirus for seven weeks tentatively welcomed back green-fingered Britons into their stores, which were plastered with social distancing signage. Via: Back on course! Golfers tee off and tennis players prepare to return to the courts
Jason Manford is reportedly selling off his property portfolio to help pay off his 2017 divorce from his ex-wife Catherine. Via: Jason Manford has 'sold off his £3m property portfolio to help pay off his divorce'
Little Jack Humphreys was diagnosed with Nephrogenic Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuresis at Leeds General Infirmary, a condition thought to affect just 40 people across the globe. Via: Mother is told breastfeeding her son could have KILLED him after he was Read more
Official data yesterday showed more than 8,000 COVID-19-related deaths in care homes had been recorded in the two countries by the start of May, but experts say there are considerably more. Via: Real care home death toll in England and Read more
Lawyers for the former Sinn Fein President had argued that the convictions were unlawful because his detention at the Northern Irish prison was unlawful. Via: Gerry Adams wins Supreme Court appeal against convictions
Angela Merkel warnt vor Coronavirus-Gefahr und macht Rentnern Mut + Lehrerverband rechnet mit Schichtbetrieb nach den Sommerferien + Der Newsblog. Via: Bundeskanzlerin Merkel versichert Erhöhung der Renten
Aktivisten ziehen gegen den Senat Gericht, weil dieser das Vorhaben noch immer nicht geprüft hat. Deutsche Wohnen erzielt trotz Deckel höhere Mieten im ersten Quartal. Via: „Deutsche Wohnen & Co. enteignen“ will Berliner Senat verklagen
Immer mehr Menschen steigen aufs Fahrrad um. Nach dem heftigen Auftragseinbruch nach dem Lockdown erlebt die Branche einen Boom.Foto: Annette Riedl / dpa Via: Ansturm nach Lockdown – Sind Fahrradläden der große Krisen-Gewinner?