“There is no longer systemic racism in Britain, but more needs to be done to address it,” said Prime Minister Boris Johnson, according to a government-sponsored report on racial inequality. The report was released yesterday by the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Inequalities and was commissioned following the Black Lives
Britain is close to concluding a vaccine deal with the EU, possibly over the weekend, which will remove the threat of disrupting deliveries to the bloc, Britain’s The Times reported on Saturday. Under the agreement, the EU will lift the threat of banning Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines from being exported to Britain,
The number of COVID-19 deaths reported in London on Sunday was zero, for the first time in six months since September, according to official figures cited by the BBC. According to the British network, the data of Public Health England (PHE) for March 28 showed that no deaths of patients
The controversial figure had been at the forefront of British politics for almost 30 years, with the main aim of seceding the United Kingdom from the European Union. The reason for Nigel Farage, who on Saturday resigned from the newly formed Reform UK party and announced his final removal from
The US Department of Justice today expressed its “great disappointment” with the refusal of British justice to extradite Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to the US. “While we are very disappointed with the court’s final decision, we are pleased that the United States has prevailed in every legal argument that has
It’s time for a British court ruling on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, with the long-awaited court ruling ruling on whether the 49-year-old will be extradited to the United States, where he is accused of “espionage” for revealing more than 700,000 US documents. . If Assange is extradited and put on