Of a pandemic. Packed airports and queues for tests. The dash for british Holiday Makers to get back from portugal before quarantine starts tomorrow. Over the top. The Prime Minister and the Culture Secretary criticise the suspension of Bowler Ollie Robinson for racist and sexist tweets from the past. Child migrants arriving in dover may be turned away as the Local authorities struggles to cope with an influx of people crossing the channel. And love them or loathe them, E Scooters are to be rented out as part of a trial in uk cities. Good Afternoon And Welcome to bbc news. A double Child Killer, who was the first murderer to be convicted using dna evidence, has been deemed ready for release after a decision by the Parole Board. Colin pitchfork was jailed for life for killing two 15 Year Olds, Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth, in leicestershire in the 1980s. At the time of his conviction, the Lord Chiefjustice said he doubted it would ever be safe to release him. Today, the government has i
Ms Faith Kugonza, the project manager of Compassion Uganda in Kabarole District, said parents should engage the children in skills such as bakery, tailoring, among others
Middle East News: Authorities in Israel are formulating strategies to address the issue of unwanted pregnancies resulting from sexual violence faced by Israeli hostages held captive by Hamas militants. The plan involves evaluating physical injuries, verifying pregnancies, and providing medical and psychological support to the released captives. Family members are urging the release of the captives to prevent advanced pregnancies.
House Republican leaders are rallying around two anti-abortion bills ahead of the annual March for Life, though neither seek to limit abortion on a national scale and instead focus on unwanted pregnancies and pregnancy centers. The bills, which passed the House Thursday, match the theme of this year’s event but also underscore the desire of GOP leaders to avoid votes on controversial messaging legislation that would impose…