Reuters UK New coronavirus cases fall in China, but WHO concerned by global spread Reuters UK - Yilei SunBEIJING (Reuters) - China reported a sharp fall in new deaths and cases of the coronavirus on Saturday, but world health officials warned it was too early to make predictions about the outbreak as new
Hundreds protest in London against extradition of Julian Assange standard.co.uk - Katy Clifton Hundreds of Julian Assange supporters have gathered in London to protest against his extradition case and demand he be released. A large crowd of …
The Guardian British army hands back last headquarters in Germany The Guardian - Mattha BusbyThe British army has relinquished control of its last remaining military headquarters in Germany following 75 years in the country, ahead of the final withdrawal of serving personnel. Following the second
Strong wind and snow to hit UK as flood defences brace for more rain standard.co.uk - Tim Baker The UK is bracing for more wind, rain and snow this weekend, as people scramble to recover from the damage inflicted by Storms Ciara and Dennis. Gusts …
Keir Starmer says 'radical socialist tradition' must remain at heart of Labour in pitch to party's left independent.co.uk - Lizzy Buchan Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to keep the “radical socialist tradition" at heart of Labour in a pitch to to the party's left wing as members prepare to …
Reuters UK New coronavirus cases fall in China but fears grow over global spread Reuters UK - Cheng LengBEIJING (Reuters) - China reported a sharp fall in new deaths and cases of the coronavirus on Saturday but world health officials warned it was too early to make predictions about the outbreak as new continued
Reuters UK Back to blue: UK passports revert to old colour from next month Reuters UK - Reuters Editorial(Reuters) - Britain will start re-introducing traditional blue passports next month, the interior ministry said on Saturday, replacing the burgundy European Union documents that have been in use since
Coronavirus: British passengers on Diamond Princess cruise ship are on their way home sky.com - Sky Thirty-two British and European evacuees are aboard the repatriation flight from Tokyo to Boscombe Down Ministry of Defence base. Dozens of people who …
The Guardian Iran elections: conservatives heading for large majority The Guardian - Patrick Wintour in TehranIran’s conservatives are on the brink of a landslide victory in the country’s parliamentary elections as forecasts show them taking more than two-thirds of the seats. The reformists, the largest grouping
The Guardian Heavy showers bring fresh flooding to parts of UK The Guardian - Mattha BusbySnowfall in Scotland could make driving difficult and lead to people slipping on icy surfaces, the Met Office has warned, as roads were closed across the UK because of flooding. A third consecutive weekend
HuffPost UK Man Charged Over Knife Attack At London Central Mosque HuffPost UK - Sarah Turnnidge A man in his 70s was stabbed on Thursday after leading the call to prayer. A man has been charged following a knife attack at London Central Mosque on …
Reuters UK China reports fall in new coronavirus cases but concerns grow over rising global spread Reuters UK - Cheng LengBEIJING (Reuters) - China reported a sharp decrease in new deaths and cases of the coronavirus on Saturday but a doubling of infections in South Korea and 10 new cases in Iran added to unease about its
The Guardian Man charged over stabbing attack at London mosque The Guardian - PA MediaDaniel Horton, 29, charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article A man has been charged over Thursday’s stabbing attack at London Central Mosque. Daniel Horton, 29, of no fixed was
The Telegraph Flooding: Yorkshire village marooned in third consecutive weekend of stormy weather The TelegraphA Yorkshire village has become marooned by flood water, as a third consecutive weekend of stormy weather brings further misery to already sodden communities. Horton-in-Ribblesdale was cut off by rising
NHS starts testing suspected coronavirus patients in their own homes sky.com - Ashish Joshi The move means ambulances can be kept in action instead of having to be deep-cleaned after every suspected case. The NHS has started testing suspected …
Crime (UK) Woman pleads guilty to plotting to bomb St Paul's Cathedral standard.co.uk - Tristan Kirk An Islamic State supporter who plotted to “kill as many people as possible” in a suicide bomb attack on St Paul’s Cathedral is facing years behind …
Guardian US Bernie Sanders briefed by US officials that Russia is trying to aid his campaign Guardian US - Joan E Greve and agenciesUS officials have told Bernie Sanders that Russia is trying to help his campaign, prompting the frontrunner in the Democratic race to strongly condemn any interference. Republican Donald Trump and US have
HuffPost UK Isis Supporter Pleads Guilty To St Paul's Cathedral Bomb Plot HuffPost UK - Sarah Turnnidge Safiyya Amira Shaikh admitted planning an attack on the cathedral and a hotel. After converting to Islam she began to follow extremists online and by …
UK News 35 passengers from coronavirus quarantine ship set to fly to Britain standard.co.uk - Harriet Brewis An evacuation flight is to bring 35 passengers from the coronavirus-stricken Diamond Princess cruise ship to the UK, the Standard understands. The 35 …
Met Office gives update on snow forecasts and Storm Ellen chances mirror.co.uk - Matthew Dresch The Met Office has predicted almost four inches of snow to fall in places tomorrow as Britain is lashed by a four-day cold snap. Weather warnings are …
UK News Female Isis supporter pleads guilty over plot to bomb St Paul's Cathedral independent.co.uk - Chiara Giordano A female Isis supporter has admitted planning to bomb St Paul’s cathedral in London. Safiyya Amira Shaikh, 36, entered a guilty plea at the Old Bailey …
Prince Charles visits flood victims in South Wales sky.com - Sky More downpours and flooding are expected this weekend, bringing further misery to flood-hit areas of England and Wales. Prince Charles has visited …
United Nations Russia showing a 'lack of humanity' in Syria, says UK's UN ambassador sky.com - Sunita Patel-Carstairs Britain's UN ambassador tells Sky News the UN has been given "a very sobering and frightening humanitarian briefing" on the war. Britain's UN …
Reuters UKCathedrals Woman admits plotting to bomb St Paul's cathedral in London Reuters UK - Reuters EditorialLONDON (Reuters) - A woman has pleaded guilty to two terrorism offences, including scoping out St Paul’s cathedral in London as a possible bomb target, police said on Friday. Safiyya Shaikh, 36, of Hayes,
The GuardianUK News NHS to test Londoners for coronavirus at home The Guardian - PA MediaThe NHS has started testing people for coronavirus in their own homes in London. The new approach will be expanded to other areas outside of the capital in the coming weeks. The World Health Organization
Prince Andrew Andrew targeted by bus stunt urging him to 'call the FBI' over Epstein standard.co.uk - Jacob Jarvis Prince Andrew was targeted by a bus stunt urging him to "call the FBI" to discuss the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. A yellow American school bus …
Cathedrals Islamic State supporter admits plotting to bomb St Paul's Cathedral sky.com - Sky Safiyya Amira Shaikh was caught last year by undercover officers posing as an explosives expert and his wife. A female supporter of the Islamic State …
Reuters UKHubei Province Hundreds infected in Chinese prisons as coronavirus cases jump beyond epicentre Reuters UK - Pei LiBEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - The coronavirus has infected hundreds of people in Chinese prisons, authorities said, as cases climbed outside the epicentre in Hubei province, including 100 more in South Korea
The GuardianUK Home Office Labour MPs warn government over Windrush review The Guardian - Jamie Grierson Home affairs correspondentPoliticians have warned the government not to water down a review into the Windrush scandal after claims that a section of a pending report that branded the Home Office “institutionally racist” was removed.
The Guardianflipped into World NewsNews Coronavirus: flight evacuating Britons from stricken cruise ship leaves Japan The Guardian - Agence France-Presse, APA MediaThe British government has begun repatriating its citizens trapped on a coronavirus-hit cruise ship in Japan for more than two weeks. “The evacuation flight from Japan has now departed with 32 British
