As Christmas approached in 2020, it was not a Dickensian spirit but the spectre of Covid that haunted households up and down the UK. With cases soaring, government-approved plans to allow three... Read more »
Such is the strange new phase of Britain’s pandemic: The public has moved on, even if the virus has not. Given that Britain has been at the vanguard of so many previous... Read more »
LONDON — Nearly 60,000 soccer fans packed London’s Emirates Stadium last Sunday to watch Chelsea outplay Arsenal. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical “Cinderella” made its glittering debut in the West End after multiple... Read more »
Scotland to lift most Covid restrictions on 9 August, Sturgeon announces Boris Johnson has been urged to cap the costs of private PCR tests needed for some international travel to prevent overseas... Read more »
The UK left the Lugano Convention – an international treaty negotiated by the bloc which attempts to clarify which national courts have jurisdiction in disputes – because of Brexit. Boris Johnson then... Read more »
UK Covid-19 vaccinations: Latest figures Britons in their thirties might start receiving the coronavirus vaccine from the second half of May, it has emerged. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI)... Read more »
UK Covid-19 vaccinations: Latest figures Britons are prepared to accept home coronavirus vaccine passports, and even to hold them as soon as the pandemic has abated, unique polling for The Independent suggests.... Read more »
