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A select list of stories to read before you start your day. India reports nearly 2 lakh fresh COVID-19 cases, over 1000 deathsIndia registered 1,99,376 new COVID-19 cases on April 14. As many as 1,037 deaths were also recorded on the day as of data updated at 12.24 a.m. IST on April…

Boris Johnson’s deputy chief of staff is facing accusations of a potential conflict of interest amid a lobbying scandal that has engulfed the Conservative party. Baroness Finn, who was appointed to her role in February, holds a 35 per cent stake in a company that advises governments including Saudi Arabia,…

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Behind the scenes PM announces review of predecessor’s lobbying for Greensill by The Week team 13 Apr 2021 Boris Johnson’s decision to order an independent inquiry into the Greensill scandal involving his predecessor David Cameron has “reignited” the pair’s long-standing rivalry, senior Conservatives have claimed. The investigation, led by lawyer Nigel…

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Boris Johnson says "it’s a chance to get back to doing some of the things we love and have missed"Read More

Boris Johnson has urged the nation to "behave responsibly" as pub gardens reopen and restaurants resume outdoor dining in England. In the next major step in the easing of England's coronavirus lockdown, shops deemed non-essential are also reopening, as are hairdressers, indoor gyms, swimming pools, nail salons and zoos. However,…

LONDON — Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson will not attend Saturday’s funeral for Prince Philip to allow as many members of the royal family as possible to be present amid coronavirus restrictions, his office said in a statement Saturday. “Only 30 people can attend the funeral of HRH The Prince…

The decision has been made in the interests of the Royal familyRead More

The most powerful arguments against Brexit were never about trade and tariffs. They were about peace and war, about life and death. One was a general argument centred on the true, founding purpose of the European Union: to ensure that a continent mired in blood for centuries would not descend…