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PM risks undermining community spirit needed to cope with pandemic, adviser says Professor Stephen Reicher, a member of the government's advisory group on behavioural science, told Sky News: "One of the central messages that we gave to government, one of the central points that we made was that the.... |
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What should one expect from a spiritual leader? Knowledge of the scripture? Care for his flock? Or perhaps even a degree of humility? It seems Dr John Inge, the Bishop of Worcester, has added political punditry to his list of holy attributes. (You may remember Inge for previous divine interventions,.... |
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that civilians need to become habituated to wearing masks for the long-term and described measures to move non-critical cases out of hospital beds and into a monitored home environment. Torosyan announced a new strategy on May 19 wherein people who test positive for COVID-19 but exhibit mild symptoms may quarantine at home. |
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Abuja, Benin City, Akure No fewer than 28 aspirants are jostling for the jobs of Ondo State Governor, Chief Rotimi Akeredolu, and his Edo State counterpart, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, in the forthcoming governorship elections in the two states, THISDAY's investigation has revealed. |
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Michael Gove says Cummings’ 260-mile trip with his symptomatic wife was ‘reasonable’ (Picture: BBC/EPA) Michael Gove has said Dominic Cummings ’ 260-mile trip to Durham with his son and symptomatic wife was a ‘reasonable’ way to keep his family safe. Speaking on BBC Breakfast this morning, the.... |
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It was the full-blown Forfar riot sparked by biker gangs which punk rockers still refer to as ‘the day the music died’. Although 40 years have now passed, the memories of that night at the Reid Hall in May 1980 are difficult to shake off for those on the receiving end of the pint glasses and biker boots. |
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Rev. Barrigah said: “When we think about the easing of restrictions, we are not thinking of a sudden lifting of the ban on social gatherings including churches –for instance, an announcement coming in a day telling us to reopen the following day for activities. |
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Gendarmes escort a prison van transporting Felicien Kabuga, one of the last key fugitives wanted over the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, to the Paris court on May 19, 2020. PHOTO | PHILIPPE LOPEZ | AFP In Summary. Survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, through the umbrella lobby Ibuka,.... |
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Boris Johnson’s chief Svengali thought he could drive from one end of England to the other while exposed to coronavirus and spent yesterday’s press conference justifying himself without an apology. The Prime Minister thinks that is was fine for his pal Cummings, but everyone else has had to stay at home. |
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A red cross is seen drawn on the face of Felicien Kabuga, one of the last key suspects in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, on a wanted poster at the Genocide Fugitive Tracking Unit office in Kigali, Rwanda, on May 19, 2020. PHOTO | SIMON WOHLFAHRT | AFP In Summary. |
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Here's our political sketch writer Tom Peck 's take on yesterday's emergency conference at No 10: The Greek historian Thucydides, who happens to be one of Cummings’s personal heroes, invented an interesting historical technique which was to make up crucial conversations based on what he imagined the.... |
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