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  • Support for Conservative party lags behind Labour days after NI tax hike

    September 10, 2021

    Support for prime minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative party has slumped to its lowest level since 2019’s election, according to a new YouGov poll. The poll, first shared with the Times, showed that support for the Conservatives has dipped to 33 per cent, while Labour’s support has climbed to 35 per cent. While it is just [...]

  • Biden to announce all federal workers must be vaccinated

    September 9, 2021

    US President Joe Biden is set to require all federal employees and government contractors to be vaccinated against coronavirus.  Biden will sign an executive order on Thursday that will require federal workers to receive jabs against Covid-19, a source briefed on the matter told news agency Reuters. The Department of Defense, the Department of Veterans [...]

  • Khan launches London fund to welcome Afghan refugees after donations flood in

    September 9, 2021

    Following a surge of donations, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan launched a new “London Refugee Response” fund to support the resettlement of Afghan refugees. About 9,000 refugees have arrived in the UK so far from Afghanistan, with up to 3,500 having arrived in London. The fund is a collaboration between City Hall, London councils and The London Community Foundation, set up [...]

  • Janet Yellen: US Treasury is in danger of running out of cash in October

    September 9, 2021

    Janet Yellen has warned the US Treasury is in danger of running out of cash in October unless Congress raises the debt ceiling, as the government walks on a tight rope to avoid a possible US default. In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other lawmakers yesterday, the Treasury secretary said a “specific [...]

  • Boris Johnson: ‘Concerning’ number of unvaccinated Covid patients in hospital

    September 8, 2021

    The Prime Minister has said he is concerned by the number of unvaccinated people being hospitalised with coronavirus.  Three quarters of those hospitalised had not had a Covid jab, Boris Johnson told the BBC, in an interview at St Thomas’ Hospital, London. Johnson’s message to the unvaccinated was “come on now,” as he urged people [...]

  • Government wins vote on National Insurance hike

    September 8, 2021

    The Prime Minister has won a vote to raise National Insurance for workers and employers to fund NHS and social care costs. The government won the vote by 319 to 248 votes after Boris Johnson said the 1.25 percentage point increase would raise £12bn a year. Opposition MPs criticised the government for breaking a manifesto [...]

  • AI-driven pharmatech firm agrees $70m partnership with Gates foundation

    September 8, 2021

    AI-driven drug company Exscientia has agreed a $70m partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop virus treatments.  The Oxford-based company and non-profit foundation will work on coronaviruses at first before expanding to develop therapeutics for influenza and Nipah virus. The partnership will develop small molecule therapeutics that are less susceptible to variants. [...]

  • WHO boss: Wealthy nations should pause booster Covid jab rollout until 2022

    September 8, 2021

    The head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has called on wealthy cations with plentiful Covid jab supplies to delay booster shots until the end of the year. WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hit back at claims vaccine supplies were high enough to allow for both booster jabs and vaccinations in countries facing shortages. “I [...]

  • Russia blamed by German foreign ministry for parliament cyber attack

    September 6, 2021

    Russia is responsible for a cyber attack on Germany parliament, a spokesperson for the country’s foreign ministry has said today. The attacks come ahead of Germany’s parliamentary election on 26 September, which will see chancellor Angela Merkel depart the helm, and could have prompted the string of violations. The spokesperson, Andrea Sasse, added that a [...]

  • Merkel ‘deeply shocked’: Germany’s new ambassador to China dies suddenly

    September 6, 2021

    Diplomatic circles across China and the wider APAC region are in shock as Germany’s brand new ambassador to China has suddenly died at the age of 54, the German foreign ministry said this morning. The ministry announced Jan Hecker’s “sudden death” in a short statement in the early hours of today. It did not give [...]

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