Brexit will have a “sizeable impact” on UK global trade
More that half of British business have been negatively affected by Brexit and the uncertainties it caused, this is what a survey by London School of Economics found out.
Post Brexit fishing: tensions increase in Jersey
Tensions increase between France and Jersey due to deals since Brexit.
Madonna’s protegé Nick Kamen died aged 59
Model and singer Nick Kamen died aged 59. The Essex-born became famous thanks to a Levi ad, where he was just wearing his boxers in a launderette
Amazon in Brazil emits more carbon pollution
That research can be found in the journal Nature Climate Change which was published on Thursday.
Holidays: British will have free Covid tests to take abroad
Fast and free Covid tests will be available in airports for British people who will decide to spend their holidays in a foreign Country.
G7: Indian foreign minister self-isolating after landed in London
Besides Covid-19 vaccines, other issues that they will discuss on Wednesday include media freedom, arbitrary detention, and girls’ education.
Jersey accuses France of making threats on electricity cutting
Jersey accuses France of making threats because Paris has announced a possible cut in electricity.
Capel Soar: the painting could be worth £30.000
The Williams’ Capel Soar painting will be auctioned off: £30000 for it?
GELLIFY and Azimut Digitech Fund new investors in Contents
The recent capital increase will allow Contents to consolidate its leadership in the digital content creation industry.
Bell and Melinda Gates announce divorce
Bill and Melinda Gates, the historical couple, announced their divorce.
Blaze on Platt’s Eyot island in River Thames taken under control
The fire flared up across West London boatyard on Monday afternoon and required the use of 15 engines to be extinguished.
Coldplay will open the BRIT Awards 2021
Coldplay will open the BRIT Awards 2021 next week. Friday the band will release its new single, “Higher Power”.
Foreign holidays should be discouraged to avoid Covid variants
Some MPs have discouraged overseas holidays in order to avoid the arrival of new Covid variants, putting the hopes for foreign vacations in jeopardy.
South Africa: ban on lion farming
No more lions farming in South Africa to hunt and pet puppies
Holiday ban may be extended over May 17
A group of MPs asked the Government to extend the holiday ban for people who want to travel abroad over May 17, claiming that opening the borders would be too risky.
Tame Impala: 1 billion streams for The Less I Know The Better
A great success for Time Impala: “The Less I Know The Better” has reached 1 billion streams.
Intervention can sustain the Great Barrier Reef for more than 20 years
Condie exposed the result by saying, “Unification of interventions may prevent the drop of the Great Barrier Reef by two decades or more.”
Prince Harry attends Global Citizen’s Vax Live concert
Prince Harry participated in the Global Citizen’s Vax Live concert with other famous stars like Selena Gomez and J-Lo.
David Hockney’s latest paintings will be shown at Piccadilly Circus
David Hockney, through is work created on his iPad, wants people to admire the beauty of our world, especially during this difficul period.
Developments on Julia James’ case, the PCSO who died in Kent
Analysis on Ms James’ corpse reveal she was killed by severe injuries on her head, now police wants to shed light on the motive.
The best new albums released in May 2021
If you are waiting for some new albums, May 2021 will be full of exciting releases, both from new comers and from returning fan favourites
Crowd disaster in Israël: 44 died crushed during a religious festival
Lag B’Omer celebrations turned to tragedy last night, over 40 people died and 150 people are injured because of a stampede.
British tourists in France since 9 June
British tourists can go to France from 9 June.
Matt Hancock has received his Covid vaccine at the Science Museaum
At the Science Museum, Matt Hancock has received his Covid vaccine. He was jabbed by England’s deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam,