Breaking news
When the British government abolished slavery in 1833, around 47,000 individuals involved in the slave trade were compensated for the ‘property’ they had lost overseas. The property in question referred to the men, women and children whom they owned as slaves, as well as the plantations. To compensate for their loss of slaves, the UK … Read more
‘Would you send one of YOUR family into a coronavirus ward in a cagoule?’: Piers Morgan rages at Cabinet Minister Simon Clarke over ‘shameful’ handling of PPE and him ‘not having a clue’ how many health care staff have died By Mark Duell and Terri-ann Williams For Mailonline Published: 10:30 BST, 21 April 2020 | … Read more
‘Throughout this crisis,’ said Britain’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock in a video message to the nation today, ‘we’ve been working incredibly hard to protect people in social care and today we can announce that everybody going from hospital into social care will be tested, and will be isolated while the result of that test comes … Read more
DJs, barmaids and cocktails in coconuts: Inside the illegal Bali villa house party where Western tourists arrogantly ignore COVID-19 social distancing rules Tyrone Hermitt, an Instagram influencer, posted footage of the party online He has since taken down his Instagram account and issued an apology Social media users branded the party and it’s attendees as … Read more
When New Labour came to power in 1997, it trumpeted what it grandly called an ‘ethical foreign policy’. Its most vocal champion was the foreign secretary, Robin Cook. Mr Cook asserted that he ‘would make Britain a force for good in the world’ and promised that New Labour’s foreign policy would have ‘an ethical dimension’ … Read more