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Boris Johnson’s plan to reopen pubs and haidresser on July 4

The Prime Minister will reveal the plan to reopen pubs and hairdresser on July 4: at stake also the two-metre social-distacing rule.

Ian Holm is dead: farewell to Bilbo Baggins of “Lord of the Rings”

Ian Holm, lead actor in the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, has died at the age of 88.

Tourists welcome from 6 July in Wales

Wales’ first minister, Mark Drakeford said that Wales is open for tourists from 6 July coming from all UK, five-mile restriction eased.

New charitable organisation of Harry and Meghan: application refused

The application of the new charitable organisation created by Harry and Meghan was rejected because its nature was considered “vague”.

Covid: no deaths for a week in one in three NHS hospitals

Researchers from University of Oxford highlighted no death in one in three NHS trust in a week, which is below the five-year average.

The singer Dame Vera Lynn has died at the age of 103

Dame Vera Lynn has died at 103, she was one of the most loved singer of the story of Britain: she was known as “the forces’ sweetheart”

Dexamethasone reduces death cases of Covid-19

A test conducted from Oxford researchers shows great result of the steroid in reducing the cases of death of Covid-19 among those more serious.

PM announces free school meals after Rashford’s campaign

After Rashford campaign, Johnson declared that the government would continue to provide free school meals vouchers.

Premier League restarts as “real” as possibile without crowds

The first football league resume without supporters at the stadiums: players and teams have to adapt to this strange situation with no guidelines.

Scabrous issues in Madeleine McCann’s suspect motorhome

Christian Brueckner owned a motorhome and described it a perfect to hide “children and drugs”. Police found photo of children abuse in a memory stick and children’s clothes.

Munira Mirza to lead race and inequality commission

For the race and inequality inquiry, PM appointed Manira Mirza to set up the team.

Piers Morgan asks PM to welcome Rashford’s request

Piers Morgan has vigorously suggested that the UK Prime Minister should “help starving children”.

“Madeleine McCann is dead”, German prosecutor tells parents

German police tells to Madeleine McCann’s parents that she is dead, but cannot say why. The little girl is missing from 2007.

Covid, Europe’s borders reopen: where you go back to travel

Coronavirus, from 15 June, reopens its borders in Europe and we return to travel more freely between the Member States: the details.

Boris Johnson cross-government inquiry to face racial inequality

Johnson declares is going to set up a cross-government commission to tackle racial inequality. Criticism from the opposition parties due to the lack of detail.

Non-essential shops reopen, long queues outside

Non-essential shops are allowed to reopen after 3 months: in spite of many physical shop could close, there were long queues outside clothes store.

Beijing restores lockdown after new Covid cases

After the confirmation of new 49 cases, the authorities of Beijing have implemented new lockdown measure in some neighborhood near to a seafood market.

Churchill statue protected after threat, Johnson: “Absurd and shameful”

Boris Johnson defined “absurd and shameful” that Winston Churchill statue is at risk. A barrier was placed around the monument to avoid damages by protestors.

Covid: the pandemic in Latin America is out of control

The situation in Latin America is beginning to be dramatic: the Coronavirus pandemic is totally out of control.

Emma Watson responds to “anti-trans” tweet by JK Rowling

Emma Watson replying to the “anti-trans” tweet by the Harry Potter author JK Rowling.

The meaning of “Support bubble” for single people

After 13th June, people will be allowed to be allowed to create a “support bubble” with another household.

Scouts founder’s statue Robert Baden-Powell will be withdrawn

The removal of the founder of Scouts, Robert Baden-Powell was decided following a menace.

Robert Milligan statue removed after London Black Lives Matter protests

Following a petition by a Labour MP, Robert Milligan Statue was taken down by JCB.

NHS waiting list may reach 10 million

The waiting list of NHS hospital may achieve 10 million, according to NHS leaders. The rules of social distancing limited the number of treatment and diagnosis.