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Boris Johnson gives go ahead to England s reopening but warns citizens of spread of Indian variant
Covid vaccine campaign accelerated to deliver second doses to over-50s
A host cleans a pod of the London Eye in preparation for it s reopening as coronavirus disease restrictions continue to ease in London. Reuters
A diver cleans a tank in SEA LIFE Centre as it prepares to reopen in London. Reuters
Members of the public queue to receive vaccinations in a pop-up vaccination bus parked at Essa Academy in the Daubhill area of Bolton. Bloomberg
A three meter long Black Marlin is being installed as part of the new Our Broken Planet exhibition at the Natural History Museum in London. The Natural History Museum will reopen to the public on 17 May. EPA
15 May 2021
Equality before the law no longer exists in the United Kingdom, which has consequently become a haven for illegal immigrants.
This is the depressing but inescapable conclusion from events in Glasgow, Scotland, this week when a mob prevented immigration officers from removing two suspected illegals for deportation, watched by police who did little to help.
The police’s official line is that they had no option but to let the two men go.
Updated statement on Kenmure Street, Glasgow pic.twitter.com/1ELrLVZhOg
The excuse given was that they needed to “protect the safety, public health and well-being of all people involved”.
Previous waves have been relatively small – why modellers are worried about the Indian variant
On one side there is light and on the other peril, but on which way to turn there is no certainty
15 May 2021 • 8:00pm
Here’s the thing about a virus that rises and falls exponentially: the middle path is perilously narrow. Make the right call and you’ll be skiing down a steep sunny slope, your friends in the bar below cheering every turn. But step the other way and you’ll tumble down an icy escarpment of granite shards and boulders just as fast.
The assessment published by Sage on Friday as regards the Indian variant will have come as cold comfort to the Prime Minister, hence his evident caution at the podium in Downing Street after reading it. It told him he was standing atop a precipice but not which way he should turn. The data he really needs remains obscured by a thick and disorienting fog.
Rangers fans ignore tighter lockdown in Glasgow that s designed to fight Indian variant as thousands gather to celebrate winning the Scottish league trophy
Riot police were sent into George Square as scraps broke out among the supporters following their 4-0 win over Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon, which saw them claim their 55th Scottish top-flight title
Thousands marched to the city centre from Ibrox stadium to clamber onto statues and let off flares
Beer cans littered the streets as vicious infighting broke out, with some fans sent tumbling to the ground by punches and others mercilessly kicked around the head as they lay in the street
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