EU tensions are rising today as Brussels unveils plans to block vaccine exports amid claims desperate Irish citizens trying to get jabs in Northern Ireland. The European Commission is set to defy anxiety over undermining legal contracts and publish new proposals widening
Lorry drivers from France could be ordered to take a Covid test before entering UK under tough new restrictions being considered by ministers Boris Johnson hinted restrictions could be beefed up at last night’s conference And Whitehall sources confirmed the measure is
Long-haul flights face duty rise under plans to make passengers on higher-polluting plane journeys pay more The Treasury is considering introducing higher taxes for long-haul flights Holidaymakers would see increased flight tax to Australia, New Zealand & Peru Would help cut taxes
Brexit showed that BBC is full of ‘metropolitan bias’ and is ‘detached’ from many viewers, Boris Johnson says Boris Johnson said Brexit had shown BBC was ‘pretty detached’ from viewers Accused the BBC of ‘metropolitan bias’ and hoped it would move ‘more
Brussels will today radically ramp up threats to block vaccine exports to the UK, despite a push by Boris Johnson to find a compromise. The European Commission will publish new proposals this morning to widen the criteria for restricting vaccine exports from
Boris Johnson admitted this evening that summer holidays abroad ‘look difficult for the time being’. The Prime Minister, speaking at tonight’s Downing Street press conference to mark a year of lockdown, warned Britons that the government could even impose tougher border controls
Boris Johnson tonight gave a humble assessment of the early days of the government’s coronavirus response – admitting it had been like fighting ‘in the dark’. At a sombre Downing Street briefing to mark the anniversary of the first lockdown, the PM tried
Boris Johnson promises a ‘fitting and permanent’ memorial to 126,000 Britons killed by coronavirus as he faces the country on the first anniversary of Britain entering lockdown By David Wilcock, Whitehall Correspondent For Mailonline Published: 13:20 EDT, 23 March 2021 | Updated:
One year ago today, a sweeping national lockdown was imposed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to cope with the coronavirus pandemic. In what is the biggest crisis since the Second World War, businesses have had to shut their doors, schools were closed
Doctors, teachers and nurses today urged Boris Johnson to formally recognise an annual ‘Covid Memorial Day’ and erect a monument on Whitehall. More than 50 MPs and peers along with the health unions, the British Medical Association and the Royal College of