Angela Lloyd

Gary Lineker Can Continue Twitter Rhetorics

Gary Lineker will be excluded from new BBC edicts requiring its staff to reign in their political opinions on social media, it’s been claimed. It comes as new BBC head Tim Davie said he’s leading a fresh approach at the BBC for the corporation to become more impartial. He said this would mean BBC staffContinue reading “Gary Lineker Can Continue Twitter Rhetorics”

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Prince Andrew Under Pressure

Prince Andrew has come under heightened pressure to speak to the FBI about Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged child sex trafficking crimes after demonstrations exploded outside Buckingham Palace. Footage of furious demonstrators chanting ‘paedophile’ outside the Palace gates has been seen by millions of people online. Numerous people held placards that called for an end to childContinue reading “Prince Andrew Under Pressure”

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THE FUTURE HAS BEEN ERADICATED

This coronavirus has created three shocks. There’s the health shock, the worst of which should be behind us by the end of this year if Governments handle it well. There’s the economic shock which will last for considerably longer and there’s the psychological shock which we’ll never get over. No one who is alive todayContinue reading “THE FUTURE HAS BEEN ERADICATED”

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Gary Lineker Announces He Will Welcome Refugee

Exclusive Match of the Day presenter and former England striker Gary Lineker has agreed to take someone in who has sought asylum via the charity Refugees at Home. When it comes to television, Gary Linekar is frequently seen as the perfect host and now the Match of the Day presenter is about to entertain guestsContinue reading “Gary Lineker Announces He Will Welcome Refugee”

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Eat Out To Help Out

Ministers are asking Rishi Sunak to launch a second helping of his discount dining scheme to lure workers back into Britain’s abandoned city centres. The Chancellor is understood to have received suggestions from co-workers that a follow up to his hugely triumphant ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ initiative could boost urban markets recover from theContinue reading “Eat Out To Help Out”

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Asia Second Wave Warning

Coronavirus has mutated into a more dangerous version of the killer disease, leading scientists have warned, amid mounting fears of a second wave. The novel strain of coronavirus has been identified by researchers in Indonesia, which has prompted one expert to fear positive cases could climb to half a million in the area by theContinue reading “Asia Second Wave Warning”

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Thousands Of Anti-Lockdown Demonstrators Rally In London

Huge crowds assembled at Trafalgar Square calling for no more lockdowns and no to vaccinations and there seemed to be little social distancing or people donning face masks. Thousands of anti lockdown demonstrators rallied in central London, claiming coronavirus is a hoax. The ‘Unite For Freedom’ march began in Trafalgar Square at midday on Saturday,Continue reading “Thousands Of Anti-Lockdown Demonstrators Rally In London”

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Up To 50,000 Needless Deaths

Sir David King, a former chief scientific adviser, criticised the Government’s administration of the crisis and claimed minister’s consciously allowed coronavirus to spread. Sir David King, who was the Government’s prime scientist from 2000-2007, said the shocking number of deaths was unjust and a total cock-up by the Government. He said he founded the IndependentContinue reading “Up To 50,000 Needless Deaths”

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Senior Tory Warns There’s A 50:50 Chance School Exams Could Be Scrapped Next Summer

Education Committee chairman Robert Halfon called on the exams regulator to decide within weeks whether GCSE and A level exams will go ahead next year, following criticism over results chaos. School exams could be scrapped next summer, a senior Tory MP has announced and he’s asked the under fire regulator Ofqual to conclude by OctoberContinue reading “Senior Tory Warns There’s A 50:50 Chance School Exams Could Be Scrapped Next Summer”

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Shinzo Abe Resigns As Japan’s Prime Minister

Shinzo Abe has resigned as Japan’s Prime Minister after eight years in government. In a news conference, the Prime Minister said he didn’t want his illness to lead to mistakes with major policy decisions. He also apologised to citizens from the bottom of his heart for not being able to perform his obligations. The resignationContinue reading “Shinzo Abe Resigns As Japan’s Prime Minister”