Four Britons News Today

The four men - three of which appeared in court today - were named as Neil Jones, Anthony Bennett, John Ellis, and Stephen Wray, and all are from Liverpool.

Mediat britanike kanë raportuar sot për vrasjen e biznesmenit Ardian Nikulaj në 19 prill, edhe për përfshirjen e katër shtetasve britanikë në organizimin e atentatit

The suspects from London and Liverpool, aged 38, 45, 48, and 52, allegedly smuggled the huge £12million haul in a banana shipment from Colombia to Thessaloniki.

Four Britons will be among the first tour group of westerners to risk a holiday in the Arab areas of Iraq for six years when they fly to Baghdad in March. Four Britons will be among the first tour group of westerners to risk a holiday in the Arab areas of Iraq for six years when they fly to Baghdad in March. They will be accompanied at all times by armed guards and forbidden from leaving their hotels at night or wandering off alone during their two-week tour by minibus of a dozen sites includ...

– March 28: Amged El-Hawrani, a 55-year-old consultant, becomes the first frontline NHS hospital worker confirmed to have died after testing positive for coronavirus. – April 2: The Prime Minister comes out of self-isolation for a brief appearance at the door of No 11 Downing Street to join the clap for key workers. Mr Hancock sets a goal of reaching 100,000 tests for coronavirus per day by the end of April. A million confirmed cases of Covid-19 are recorded across the world, according to f...

From the beginning - a 2020 timeline of our battle with coronavirus As 2020 draws to a close and we get ready to celebrate Christmas (in whatever way we can), weve looked back on whats been a very unsettled and unusual year. The coronavirus pandemic has impacted our lives in ways we could never have expected, and unfortunately it doesnt looks like things will improve much as we head into 2021. But with Government officials and leading scientists hoping the vaccine rollout will mean we...

From the beginning - a 2020 timeline of our battle with coronavirus As 2020 draws to a close and we get ready to celebrate Christmas (in whatever way we can), weve looked back on whats been a very unsettled and unusual year. The coronavirus pandemic has impacted our lives in ways we could never have expected, and unfortunately it doesnt looks like things will improve much as we head into 2021. But with Government officials and leading scientists hoping the vaccine rollout will mean we...