Fears for British-Mexican woman kidnapped at gunpoint for challenging a ‘corrupt’ mayor who ordered the beating of a woman Claudia Uruchurtu Cruz, 48, was alleged dragged away at a protest on March 26 Authorities failed to act until the UN and British
Shops, bars and restaurants are thriving in Gibraltar where 90 per cent of adults have had the Covid-19 jab – offering a blissful glimpse into what life could be like when the UK Government’s vaccine rollout is complete. Of the Rock’s population
British passenger Stuart Miller (pictured), a 47-year-old offshore worker from Manchester, said the situation at the Spanish airport was ‘absolutely diabolical’ Spanish border officials refused entry to dozens of Britons and sent them back to Manchester on the same plane despite them
A selfie taken by Jennifer Arcuri in Boris Johnson’s kitchen has been uncovered – as No. 10 insists he acted with ‘honesty and integrity’ over his relationship with the American tech entrepreneur. The Prime Minister is now facing a City Hall investigation into sensational
Out with the old and in with the red, white and new! Boris Johnson backed by the Union Jack as he hosts his first press conference in Downing Street’s new £2.6million press briefing room to welcome the latest stage of lockdown lifting
How badly would the UK’s vaccine drive suffer if the EU blocked exports? If the European Union blocked all exports of coronavirus vaccines made on its turf, Britain could remain self-sufficient and still get jabs to the entire population. However, it could
Dog days are over! Kennel Club announces Crufts is cancelled again for 2021 due to the Coronavirus pandemic The event featuring 27,000 was scheduled to go ahead from July 15 to July 18 The Kennel Club, which organises event, said it took
Virgin Atlantic has become the latest airline to announce a trial of so-called vaccine passports. Customers on flights to Barbados from April 16 will be invited to use the Travel Pass app to verify they meet the Caribbean island’s entry requirements for
More Britons think vaccine passports should be brought in for people using gyms than those visiting hospitals or GP surgeries, a poll has found. Fifty-six per cent of respondents want the certificates to be enforced for those wanting to work out while
Britons planning foreign holidays abroad are pushing them back again until after the May half-term amid mounting concerns over the coronavirus vaccine rollout and rising cases in the European Union. People who have already booked trips in May are now being offered