UK COVID hospital admissions
double every eight days
The country’s health minister refuses to say whether or not another national lockdown would be imposed next month
UK COVID hospital admissions
A new life-size bronze sculpture of the American first lady is erected near her hometown after the wooden original was set on fire in July
As the coronavirus regains force, economists fear that Europe’s tentative recovery is at risk from traditional political concerns
They have allegedly shared images of Hitler and violent neo-Nazi propaganda adding to concerns about far-right infiltration in the country’s police and military
Surging demand following the reopening of schools generates a backlog of 185,000 tests, just as the pace of infections threatens to explode
Johnson lashed out at the EU, saying the move was needed because the bloc had refused to take a “revolver off the table” in trade talks
A devastating fire at Moria reception centre left more than 12,000 people without shelter
The camp, already a bleak emblem of Europe's migrant policy, was locked down after a coronavirus outbreak, prompting some asylum seekers to set fires that left thousands ...
President Aleksandr G Lukashenko seems set on relentless repression, while protesters think peaceful defiance will win in the end
The camp’s destruction has prompted soul-searching among European leaders who have historically been accused of doing little to alleviate suffering in camps like Moria
