Melbourne has been put into full lockdown for a second time following a dramatic spike in coronavirus cases. About five million people will now see their movements restricted once more, after cafes, bars, restaurants, and …
Picture source: Irish Sun One person is dead, and at least four others injured, after a crane collapsed on top of a house and a block of flats in London earlier today. The 65-foot tall …
Hillingdon Hospital in London has been forced to close its A&E due to a new coronavirus outbreak. It is understood that 70 staff members are now in isolation. It remains unclear how long will the …
World Health Organization (WHO) officials are investigating the possibility of airborne transmission of the coronavirus. It was previously believed that infection was only possible by physical contact with droplets expelled from an infected person’s nose …
Melbourne has been put into lockdown following a rapid increase in coronavirus cases in recent days. Medical authorities there confirmed that 191 new cases had been detected in 24h, leading to immediate lockdown orders. The …
British Treasury is reportedly considering giving every British adult £500 and children £250 to kickstart the economy. It is understood that the Chancellor for the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, will elaborate on the plans during a …
Israel has announced the closure of bars, clubs, and other leisure facilities again after a sharp rise in coronavirus cases. The country is the latest in imposing lockdown restrictions for a second time following the …
World-renowned music composer Ennio Morricone has passed away, aged 91. The Maestro’s career spanned about five decades, in which he wrote music for well over 400 films, including A Fistful of Dollars (1964), The Good, …
British police were forced to close several parks across London as large crowds packed into many areas of the cities. The so-called ‘Super Saturday’ continued well into Sunday evening, with people seen drinking and dancing …
UK announces that it’ll be dropping Huawei from its 5G network infrastructure from the end of this year due to ‘security concerns.’ A number of agencies had previously deemed the Chinese tech giant a ‘threat’ …
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