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Hong Kong to enter city’s 1st Covid-19 lockdown, as China deploys 1,700 officers to enforce new rules
Hong Kong has ordered thousands of residents to remain in their homes ahead of the city’s first Covid-19 lockdown, with China deploying 1,700 officers to enforce the restrictions in hopes of containing the outbreak.
rt - 40 minutes ago
School ‘horrified’ after 400 celebrate wedding on premises despite lockdown
The school hall had been rented out to an external organisation.
metro - 1 hour ago
Facebook Finally Admits Its ‘Pivot to Privacy’ Will Help Child Abusers
Facebook currently accounts for 94% of all online child abuse reports.
vice - 1 hour ago
Getting Parler Back Online Is Not Going Great
A federal judge just dismissed Parler's attempt to make Amazon Web Services take it back.
vice - 1 hour ago
No homemade face coverings: German airlines mandating passengers to wear higher grade FFP2 or N95 masks
Passengers will be mandated to wear higher-grade masks against Covid-19 when flying German airlines and their subsidiaries, starting next month. Tougher mask rules have also been introduced in malls and on public transport.
rt - 1 hour ago
£76,000,000 worth of cocaine found in shipment of bananas in UK port
Border Force officers seized nearly a tonne of cocaine at the Port of Southampton.
metro - 2 hours ago
EU says it will seek 'clarification' from Pfizer after further Covid-19 vaccine delays
The European Union has said further contact is needed with Pfizer after it was reported that the pharmaceutical giant will be reducing deliveries for the second week running as the company upgrades its manufacturing plant.
rt - 2 hours ago
Iranian minister boasts about significant rise in oil exports despite US sanctions
Iran’s petroleum minister has bragged about the country’s rising oil exports in the face of US sanctions, as the nation claims that its international petroleum sales have hit record highs.
rt - 2 hours ago
York Uni pulls image of three wise monkeys it deemed ‘racist’
Academics thought the symbol was offensive in the context of a call for research 'that represented black, indigenous and people of colour'.
metro - 3 hours ago
More than 1,000,000 people had Covid last week
One in 35 people had the deadly disease in London, amounting to 300,000 infections.
metro - 3 hours ago
£20 pulse oximeter gadget could save lives from Covid-19
The home gadgets clip to the fingertip and measure the percentage of oxygen in the blood
metro - 3 hours ago
Chinese authorities find Covid-19 cluster at major chicken processing plant in Harbin as Beijing introduces new curbs
A new cluster of Covid-19 has been detected in Harbin, in northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, with authorities registering 10 symptomatic Covid-19 cases and 31 asymptomatic infections.
rt - 3 hours ago
Modi praises India’s ‘self-reliance’ in Covid-19 vaccine production as the country administers millionth jab
The Indian prime minister has talked up his country’s capacity to overcome the coronavirus pandemic using indigenous vaccines and those manufactured in the world’s second most populous nation.
rt - 4 hours ago
Series 6, Episode 23: Russell T Davies
Russell talks to Krishnan about how he believes the impact of coronavirus will transpire in dramas and plays for years to come and his view on whether gay roles should only be played by gay actors.
channel 4 - 4 hours ago
Hungary to build plant for manufacturing own vaccine, says PM Orban, after criticizing EU immunization program
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said the country needs a new facility to ensure steady domestic vaccine production and to manufacture its own Covid-19 jab.
rt - 5 hours ago
Poland threatens Pfizer with legal action after Covid-19 vaccine delay as Italy’s government backs action against the pharma giant
The Polish government has warned it will take legal action against drugmaker Pfizer, after the company only delivered half the expected doses of Covid-19 vaccine this week, jeopardizing the country’s inoculation program.
rt - 5 hours ago
Mum’s ‘epilepsy’ turns out to be brain tumour she had since childhood
Nicola Clark, 43, suffered seizures for years before discovering she had a golf ball-sized tumour near the base of her brain.
metro - 5 hours ago
Was Donald Trump destined to join the one-term president club?
Donald Trump has become something he never wanted to be: a loser. He joins a list of US presidents who asked the American people for another chance, another term - and failed.
channel 4 - 9 hours ago
Google threatens to REMOVE search engine in Australia if legislators force it to share profits with news content creators
Australians could soon be deprived of Google’s ubiquitous search engine, with the web behemoth threatening to cut off service should lawmakers pass a hot-button measure forcing tech firms to cough up revenue to media outlets.
rt - 10 hours ago
200 lorries turned back at UK crossings every day due to new paperwork
Officials have admitted that up to 200 lorries a day are being turned back at UK crossings into the European Union because they do not have the right paperwork, but they insist the vast majority are getting through. However, traffic through the UK’s second largest port, Holyhead, has slumped since the start of this year…
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‘Schools are responsible for those children who are excluded,’ says Robert Halfon MP
channel 4 - 1 month ago
We spoke to Kendra Houseman, who supports young people involved with gangs. We also spoke to Robert Halfon, the Conservative MP and chair of the Education Select Committee.
We began by asking Kendra Houseman about the importance of early intervention.
