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For the sake of athletics, the Olympics must not be delayed again

For the sake of athletics, the Olympics must not be delayed again
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: 30 April 2021

Actor suspended over abuse claims The actor and director Noel Clarke has been suspended by Bafta after multiple allegations of sexual harassment. Weeks after Clarke received its award for outstanding contribution to British cinema, Bafta said it made the decision “in light of the allegations of serious misconduct” published in The Guardian. The paper last night published claims that the actor groped, harassed and bullied 20 women. The star of Kidulthood and 3 Dozens die in Israeli crush At least 44 people have been killed in a stampede at a religious festival in Israel. Emergency services said dozens more had been wounded at the Lag B’Omer festival at the foot of Mount Meron. Early reports suggested a structure at the site collapsed, but authorities later said the disaster was the result of a stampede. An official said he was shocked by the size of the crowds at Mount Meron overnight, estimating that at around 100,000 attended the event.

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Lord Speaker calls for Covid public inquiry as soon as possible | Coronavirus

Last modified on Fri 30 Apr 2021 16.28 EDT The Lord Speaker, Norman Fowler, has said a public inquiry into how the Covid pandemic was handled by the government should be set up âas soon as possibleâ and should not be delayed. Lord Fowler, who was a cabinet minister under Margaret Thatcher for 11 years and is a former Conservative party chair, said: âI would support those saying we need an inquiry into â¦ whether there was a delay in lockdown because if there was we need to know why.â He added: âIf it was â¦ in face of medical advice then that is quite a hurdle. Politicians need to be guided by the best medical advice in positions of this kind.â

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Now is the time : top experts join call for PM to launch Covid inquiry | Coronavirus

The Covid memorial wall in London. Photograph: John Sibley/Reuters Thu 29 Apr 2021 13.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 4 May 2021 12.21 EDT Boris Johnsonâs refusal to trigger a public inquiry into the UKâs handling of Covid is facing a fresh challenge as some of the countryâs leading experts in government and healthcare demand the launch of an immediate investigation. The Institute for Government (IfG), whose leadership includes the former Conservative cabinet minister David Lidington and the former Labour science minister Lord Sainsbury, will call on the prime minister to set up a statutory public inquiry in May, with hearings to start in September.

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Now is the time : top experts join call for PM to launch Covid inquiry

‘Now is the time’: top experts join call for PM to launch Covid inquiry Robert Booth Social affairs correspondent © ASSOCIATED PRESS Nurses from the nearby St Thomas hospital sit atop the National Covid Memorial Wall in London, Tuesday, April 27, 2021. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has denied a press report which quoted him as allegedly saying he would rather see bodies pile high in their thousands than impose a third national lockdown on the country. Media reports have claimed that Johnson made the comment in the fall of 2020, when his government imposed a second lockdown to combat a surge in coronavirus cases. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein)

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