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Long lines formed Monday at vaccination centres across England as people heeded the government's call for all adults to get booster shots to protect themselves against the omicron variant, as the UK recorded its first death of a patient infected with

LONDON (AP) — Long lines formed Monday at vaccination centers across England as people...

LONDON (AP) — Long lines formed Monday at vaccination centers across England as people heeded the government’s call for all adults to get booster shots to protect themselves against the omicron variant, and as the U.K.

LONDON (AP) — Long lines formed Monday at vaccination centers across England as people heeded the government’s call for all adults to get booster shots to protect themselves against the

Long lines formed Monday at vaccination centers across England as people heeded the governments call for all adults to get booster shots to protect themselves against the omicron variant, and as the U.K. recorded its first death of a patient infected with omicron.

Traditionally Faroe fishermen lure dolphins into shallow water to kill them for their meat and blubber.

A local activist published gruesome video footage of Sunday’s slaughter of 1,428 white-sided dolphins.

Animal rights group calls for “much tighter restrictions” around such hunts.

Travel traffic light system defended as simplified system The Transport Secretary has defended the Governments traffic light system for travel as a "simplified system" which will allow people to "enjoy their holidays". Grant Shapps told BBC Radio 4s Today programme: "We have certainly lived with coronavirus long enough to know that it can be unpredictable; however, we have also lived with it long enough to get the majority of the population vaccinated, other countries are doing the same thing. ...

500 people attended the James Vincent McMorrow concert in Dublin's Iveagh Gardens on June 10, the first in a series of live events in an attempt to facilitate the return of live audiences.