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TWO kind-hearted Islanders have helped raise vital finds for a Wroxall based animal sanctuary hit hard by Covid enforced closures. Luke Lusted and Jenna Fisk from Binstead received donations for their dazzling Christmas lights last month and raised money for the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary in the process. The lights were based in Binstead and Luke first came up with the idea after deciding he wanted to play his part in easing the plight suffered by local organisations. Luke said: "I chose the Donkey Sanctuary because I really wanted to help a local charity in such awful times. "T...

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2021-01-06 09:50 　 By: Xinhua 　 Photo taken on Jan. 5, 2021 shows a general view of the Tower Bridge in London, Britain, on Jan. 5, 2021. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Monday that England will enter a national lockdown from midnight, the third of its kind since the coronavirus pandemic began in the country. (Xinhua/Han Yan) LONDON, Jan. 5 (Xinhua) -- Millions of Britons woke up Tuesday to face new strict lockdown measures requiring them to stay indoors as COVID-19 infections continue to spiral upwards. Announcing the lockdown,...

A group of 11 hikers who drove more than 150 miles from London to the Peak District have been fined for breaching coronavirus rules after one of them crashed their car.   The men had travelled from Harrow, North London in three vehicles on Monday, ahead of Boris Johnson announcing a third nationwide lockdown for England which came into force today. They were caught flouting Covid-19 laws by police near Bamford, Derbyshire after one driver flipped his car on the A6013 following a day in the countryside.    The men, who were embarking on the three-hour journey home, were each handed £200 ...

Advertisement Police enforcing the lockdown laws will fine people the first time they are caught not wearing face coverings or being outside without a suitable reason. Scotland Yard revealed officers will be told to stop civilians in the street and quiz them on why they are not shut away in their homes. Anyone who cannot give a lawful excuse will be fined up to £6,400 and those caught without face coverings in necessary areas will also be slapped with an on the spot penalty notice. Police chiefs are dishing out new instructions to officers in England and Wales to fine people more quickly whe...