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Religious leaders failing child sex abuse victims, inquiry hears

Religious leaders in South Asian communities in the UK are failing child sexual abuse victims as their cultures are “shrouded in secrecy, shame and...

UK Government remains confident as coronavirus ‘R’ value creeps up

The British Government remains confident that the reproductive rate of coronavirus is still under one, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said, as new figures...

UK moving sharply into recession, says Bank of England governor

Britain is very sharply moving into recession due to the coronavirus crisis, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has said. Mr Bailey’s comments echoed those...

Potentially ‘years’ before virus is under control – experts

It could be four to five years before the Covid-19 pandemic is under control, a senior global health official has said. Soumya Swaminathan, the World...

London railway worker and mother-of-one died ‘after being spat on by man with Covid-19’

A railway ticket office worker who died of coronavirus after being spat at while on duty was “a good person, a good mother, and...

Saudi Arabia triples taxes and cuts spending

Saudi Arabia is tripling taxes on basic goods and cutting spending on major projects amid the coronavirus pandemic and low oil prices. Saudi citizens will...

Coronavirus advice in Wales has not changed, First Minister says

The First Minister of Wales has stressed that coronavirus advice in the nation “has not changed”, with people still urged to stay at home. Mark...

Easing UK’s Covid-19 lockdown may create even bigger second wave, ICU doctor fear

An intensive care doctor says he feels it is still “too risky” to reduce coronavirus restrictions in the UK, adding he fears moving too...

New coronavirus alert system set up in UK to gauge risk posed by Covid-19

A new alert system is being established to monitor the threat posed by Covid-19 in the UK. The system, similar to that used to establish...

Unions attack British Prime Minister over ‘mixed messages’ about return to work

Union leaders have attacked the British Prime Minister’s speech about easing the lcokdown, accusing him of sending mixed messages which could have “lethal” consequences. Unions...

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