The British people are now ready to receive the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, on a day called “V-Day” which marks – among other things – the “premiere” of the Pfizer and BioNTech preparation. Around 70 health centers across the UK are preparing to vaccinate citizens over the age
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a joint statement late today that a new trade deal was impossible to seal at this time “due to outstanding differences on critical issues”. Prime Minister Johnson is heading to Brussels in the coming days in
In the Greek Necropolis, the Greek Orthodox section of West Norwood Cemetery, prominent members of the 19th-century Greek parish “sleep.” In the 1860s, the Greek community of London flourished. The Ralli, Cavafy, Ionidis, Skylitsi, Rodokanaki, Balli and many more families have given birth to that hybrid Greek-British osmosis and are
The right of residence is established by the citizens of the United Kingdom and their family members, regardless of nationality, who reside permanently in Greece, after the end of the transitional period of the Departure Agreement. Also, according to a relevant announcement of the Ministry of Immigration, there is a
European Union Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has said that there is no agreement yet on the Brussels-London trade relationship, according to an official. Informing EU envoys early Monday morning, Mr Barnier said the three most “thorny” issues in the negotiations had not yet been resolved. A senior diplomat told Reuters
Britain is preparing to become the first country to deliver – this week – the vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech against Covid-19. Doses of the vaccine were initially made available to hospitals before stocks were distributed to medical clinics, the government said. The first installments are expected to be