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Disgraced headmaster who sent dozens of ‘inappropriate’ Instagram messages to a female student is to open a £12,500-a-year online school Toby Belfield was sacked by Ruthin School in Denbighshire, Wales, in February He had sent Instagram posts to Cat Hughes, 15, giving the pupil ‘nightmares’ Belfield admitted that some of the messages he sent to … Read more
Police were forced to stage an intervention after a huge house party overflowing with lockdown rebels sprung up on Saturday night. Selfish party-goers showed a complete disregard for the Government’s coronavirus safety measures by gathering in large numbers and packing into a house in Stockton, Durham. Around two dozen officers were required to attend, along with … Read more
Shocking videos and pictures of long lines of ambulances outside Moscow hospitals have emerged as top officials told of an alarming coronavirus crisis in the Russian capital. Snaking queues of dozens of medical vehicles all with patients showing symptoms of COVID-19 were seen outside city clinics. There were at least 45 ambulances queuing to deliver … Read more
Shoppers across Britain formed huge queues outside butchers, bakers and grocers as they stocked up for Easter Sunday despite Britain’s daily coronavirus death toll reaching a record high. The bug claimed 980 lives yesterday bringing the UK’s spiralling victim count to 8,958. The stark figure marks the worst day on record for hospitals in any country in … Read more
Dozens of bodies are left on the streets of Ecuadorian city as officials struggle to cope with rising coronavirus deaths and grieving families are forced to use cardboard boxes for coffins At least 150 rotting corpses left on street or in homes of relatives in Guayaquil Ecuador’s official death toll hit 172 with 3,500 cases but … Read more
Dozens of firms could be booted off AIM as their adviser prepares to shut down its investment banking division By Jamie Nimmo, Financial Mail On Sunday Published: 21:55 BST, 4 April 2020 | Updated: 23:12 BST, 4 April 2020 Dozens of firms could be booted off AIM, London’s junior stock market, as their adviser prepares … Read more
As the front door closed behind Manuel Cortes, there was a moment’s hesitation. Then, as he took his first step onto the cobbled street, the 64-year-old lost his footing, his wife Juliana offering a steadying arm to prevent him falling. Later he would reveal it was his shoes that had been the problem — he … Read more
A 15-year-old boy has died and dozens of people have been injured after a 5.3 magnitude earthquake hit Croatia this morning, sparking blazes, cracking buildings and crushing cars under falling slabs of concrete. People dashed onto the streets of Zagreb, the capital, at 6.23am (5.23am GMT) as their homes were shaken violently by the tremor. … Read more
Dozens of healthcare workers across the US are testing positive for coronavirus as they battle the highly-infectious disease on the front lines. At a Chicago suburban hospital, two emergency room physicians have been diagnosed with the virus. Meanwhile, in nearby St Louis, Missouri, two doctors associated with Washington University tested positive for COVID-19, the disease … Read more
Dozens of stations on the London Underground network are facing closure today to battle the outbreak of Covid-19. Up to 40 stations which do not interchange with other lines could be closed, while the Waterloo and City line and Night Tube services will not run from Friday. Buses in the capital will be reduced and … Read more