Circular 002/2020: Amendments to annex U under Police Regulations 2003
Circular amending Annex U of Police Regulations 2003 with a new protection allowance and extending time-limited and targeted payments to 5 April 2021.
Royal news: King Henry VIII’s ‘SEVENTH wife unmasked’ as 450-year-old royal mystery solved |...
Henry VIII is one of royal history’s most recognisable faces ‒ best known for his tyrannical rule, the break from Rome and subsequent formation of the Church of England and, of course, his six wives. But...
Government confirms mandatory hotel quarantine to be introduced from 15 February
Managed Quarantine Facilities to come into effect from 15 February
Discussions with transport and hospitality industry already underway and commercial specification issued to hotels
Health Secretary to oversee implementation and to...
Covid surge testing areas: Full list of postcodes as UK tests for new mutation...
Surge testing will take place in a number of new areas across Britain as authorities attempt to get a grip on rising numbers of new Covid variants. Door-to-door testing was announced earlier this month as...
Princess Margaret title snub: Why Queen’s sister was a Countess and NOT a Duchess...
The Queen’s second son Prince Andrew became the Duke of York when he married in 1986, while Prince William became the Duke of Cambridge on his wedding day in 2011.As the sister of the Queen...
Prince Charles poised to be Nicola Sturgeon’s secret weapon in independence bid | Royal...
A Yes vote for Scotland in a second referendum would put Prince Charles in an unusual position if he were to succeed Queen Elizabeth II on the throne. The Prince of Wales and his successors...
Edinburgh power cut: THOUSANDS plunged into darkness following electricity outage | UK | News...
According to reports, residents in Scotland's capital experienced a power cut at around 8.50pm this evening. This has led to areas of the capital, Lothian and the borders being thrown into darkness. SP Energy Networks, has confirmed...
Horses left malnourished and suffering in Wales rescue sanctuary | UK | News (Reports)
The owner of the sanctuary, Sandra Jane Kaverneng-Stolp, 54, admitted causing the poor horses unnecessary suffering. She said that she “bit off more than she could chew” with the number of animals she attempted to...
North East England lockdown: Areas at risk of lockdown as cases rise by 344...
Latest Public Health England data, published on August 31, shows a total of 16,135 people have tested positive for the virus in the North-East (excluding North Yorkshire) since the outbreak began.Also in the North of...
Education attendance restrictions to remain in place
The Prime Minister has confirmed today that schools and colleges will not return to full face-to-face education after the February half-term and that the current attendance restrictions will remain in place until 8 March at...
