An off-duty police worker who slammed into a 73-year-old pensioner while riding his bike has been let off with a £30 fine. John Wilson, who is terminally ill with prostate cancer, was left with bruises to his face and suffered broken ribs after he was bowled over by the cyclist on Tarring Road, Worthing, on … Read more
Crunch talks about how Covid restrictions will be lifted so Britons can see their loved ones this Christmas are continuing today as Boris Johnson warned that tough coronavirus curbs will last at least until Easter despite another stunning vaccine breakthrough yesterday. The Prime Minister is trying to do a deal with the devolved leaders of Wales, Scotland … Read more
John Gilbert Getty, the grandson of oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, has died at the age of 52. The family confirmed the his passing on Monday. The Getty heir, who was a musician died on Friday in San Antonio, Texas. ‘With a heavy heart, Gordon Getty announces the death of his son, John Gilbert Getty,’ … Read more
A former RAF chief claimed £12,500 for flights to the US for a one-hour appearance on a panel at a space travel conference. Sir Stephen Hillier flew business-class for the four-day symposium in Colorado Springs – before cutting the trip short and returning first-class. The taxpayer-funded trip in April 2019 came just a year after … Read more
Dosing ERROR by researchers in the AstraZeneca-Oxford University vaccine trial boosted its success rate to 90%, firm’s vice-president reveals AstraZeneca scientist Mene Pangalos says ‘serendipity,’ led to a break through ‘Mistake’ helped scientists discover half-dose was more effective than a full one More analysis needed to explain why an initial lower dose was more effective … Read more
PAUL THOMAS on… festive lockdown relief By Paul Thomas For The Daily Mail Published: 02:23 GMT, 24 November 2020 | Updated: 02:23 GMT, 24 November 2020 Advertisement To order a print of this Paul Thomas cartoon or one by Pugh, visit Mailpictures.newsprints.co.uk or call 0191 6030 178 Share or comment on this article:
French riot police have been accused of using ‘outrageous tactics’ to clear hundreds of homeless refugees from one of Paris’ biggest squares on Monday. Squads of officers moved into Place de la République, in the east of the city, on Monday night following reports that groups were planning to sleep there. The refugees, mainly Afghans, … Read more
An art dealer likely did forge an email from late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen offering $10million for a Picasso painting, a judge found. Siblings Sean, Lauren and David Carpenter claim Astrid-Caroline Cole falsified an email exchange with billionaire businessman Paul Allen, in which he allegedly offered to buy the Spanish artist’s work Le Sauvetage for $10million … Read more
The off-duty police officer who slammed into a 73-year-old pensioner while riding his bike has been let off with a £30 fine. John Wilson, who is terminally ill with prostate cancer, was left with bruises to his face and suffered broken ribs after he was bowled over by the cyclist on Tarring Road, Worthing, on … Read more
Debate raged last night over which tier London should be in under Boris Johnson‘s new system when the lines are redrawn on Thursday. A rising infection rate in the capital, bucking the trend for most of England, has raised the possibility it could be plunged into the harshest Tier 3 restrictions. Under the Prime Minister’s … Read more