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7 to 9% of all European vascular plants are globally threatened, study finds - from Horticulture Week

This BIMCO COVID 19 weekly report for the week ending 14 January covers the World Health Organization (WHO), Brazil, Ghana, Libya, Philippines, Romania, Sweden, the UK P&I Club and the latest from the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Every week, BIMCO summarises measures imposed by governments for sea transport, including for crew change, as well as ...

A new study says the Red List has underestimated the number of species that have gone extinct. Including all species suggests that a sixth mass extinction is already happening on Earth.

What the Democrats Cannot Hide Is Their Intention to Commit Genocide-The 8 Stages of Genocide

Freight lorries were stuck in lengthy tailbacks on the M20 motorway in Kent heading towards Dover and at the entrance to the Channel Tunnel on Saturday, photographs showed.

Tickets to France sold out within hours yesterday after President Emmanuelle Macron banned British travellers from entering the country.

Thousands today rushed to get across the Channel before borders close tonight, while Kelly Levell, 33, battles to get a full refund on her trip.

The Netherlands, Austria and Belgium all imposed lockdowns for the unvaccinated, curfews and limits on public gatherings because of spiralling infections during their Delta waves.

Maxine Lane-Badenhop, 56, had planned a £4,000 luxury ski trip in France before Emmanuel Macron scuppered her festive trip when he closed the countrys borders to Brits over Omicron fears.

The Federal Government has faulted the immigration red listing of Nigeria by the UK government, due to rising cases of