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Reports are based on RAF's final records from its UFO department before it shut down in 2009.

Majority of the care providers felt insulted given that they have gone beyond what was expected of them.

Pret, which currently has 550 outlets worldwide, has decided to close 30 of its 410 UK branches and reduce staffing levels.

The British prince was all praise for the hotels and pubs that provided healthcare workers and others with temporary accommodation.

The live music industry wants a clear timeline for reopening venues without social distancing requirements, and government support.

The death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, during a US police arrest has sparked a wave of Black Lives Matter protests across the country.

The country's charitable sector, worth billions of pounds, has seen its revenues collapse in the roughly three months since the virus prompted restrictions.

Johnson's new package is intended to meet the unprecedented challenge the pandemic has posed to the economy, and restore the government's standing.

Local authorities in Bournemouth said they were 'appalled' at the scenes on its beaches, as the sunny weather saw an influx of thousands of people.

In a joint letter, the presidents of around a dozen medical organisations said lessons must be learned -- and quickly.

The British central bank has been at the forefront of economic fire-fighting over this year's deadly COVID-19 emergency.

There have been Black Lives Matter demonstrations in cities across the United Kingdom since the police killing of George Floyd.

HSBC's announcement angered business and political circles in Britain, which returned the former colony to Chinese rule in 1997.

Protesters sat with raised fists for nearly nine minutes in tribute to George Floyd, who died in police custody in Minnesota on May 25.

The action won some support, including from the city's mayor.

The UK government also intends to reopen all stores on June 15.

Post-lockdown demand now is booming in Chingford for affordable mid-range cars from Vauxhall, which is owned by French automaker PSA Peugeot-Citroen.

The demonstration is the latest in London since Floyd, an African-American, died last week after a police officer in Minneapolis knelt on his neck.

Ireland is currently the only country with an exemption, and business leaders and airlines have condemned the blanket approach.

Medical experts point out that the study might have not accounted for pre-existing conditions such as obesity, diabetes, heart problems, and others.

The boy is too young to be charged for the possession of drugs with the intent to supply.

From Monday, the government will partially reopen schools in England and allow up to six people from different households to meet outside.

It costs Mayhew approximately £6,000 or $7,400 a day to just keep the animal welfare charity running.

Johnson's attempts to navigate Britain through a health disaster are being complicated by the cross-country travels of his top aide Dominic Cummings.

Britain's economy shrank in the first quarter at the fastest pace since the global financial crisis as the country went into coronavirus lockdown.

Stress and anxiety brought on by dealing with the high levels of serious illness and death have become commonplace on the medical frontline.

The move is likely to prove controversial, especially among the aviation sector.

Experts said the concession would demonstrate to Brussels that London took the Northern Ireland deal seriously.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledged public frustration with the restrictions imposed to fight the virus.

The nation's second-quarter contraction is meanwhile expected to be far steeper than the first.