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This week marked the 75th day since Russia invaded Ukraine. As the humanitarian disaster unfolds, those carrying out Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP) say additional government funding could make their work more effective. UCP teams aim to resolve conflict and assist local citizens in a war-torn region by deploying strategies centered around nonviolent practices. ...
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Advertisement Boris Johnson today hit back at Tories and scientists suggesting lockdown could ease faster - as Wales and Scotland warned his roadmap might be too quick. The PM said he was being 'sensible and prudent' with his four-stage plan after attacks on the approach from both sides. 'Some people will say we're going to be going too fast, some people will say we're going too slow,' he said on a visit to a school in South London. Mr Johnson refused to guarantee that all restrictions will definitely be lifted by June 21 as scheduled, but insisted he was 'hopeful' it can happen.
Oxford University researchers found the UK had the sixth harshest restrictions. Separate data from OurWorldInData.com showed the UK has suffered the fourth highest death toll of the pandemic.
Boris Johnson facing a backlash from Tories and business over his ultra-cautious lockdown easing roadmap CRG head Mark Harper says roadmap is based on 'dodgy assumptions' about success of well vaccine drive Matt Hancock dismissed suggestion from Professor Neil Ferguson that the timetable could be accelerated Ministers insist that five weeks is required between the four phases to assess the impact of the relaxations