The British Meat Processors Association fears the panic-buying of fuel could make existing supply chain problems to supermarkets worse.

While demand for Shetland ponies has fluctuated over the last 12 months, prices in 2020 hit records of more than £3,000 for one of the tiny horses.

“We regret that the UK will take this position, and we really will call on them to review this,” John Nkengasong of the Africa CDC said.

The UK opted against removing South Africa from its red list, a decision which experts reckon has no scientific basis

France has called Australia’s move, to scrap a subs deal in favour of the United States, “a stab in the back”.

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After killing the woman at her house, Davison shot and killed the toddler and her male relative aged 43 on the road outside.

‘My family got caught up in a lot of the anti-vaccination propaganda that’s going around. It preys on people who are afraid, and they fall into the trap.’

Friends of the sisters made the gruesome discovery of their bodies – their limbs were found intertwined, at a nearby park

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Sarah Everard, a 33-year-old marketing executive, went missing in Clapham, south London, earlier this year in March.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is against the suspension of England paceman Ollie Robinson. This, after his racist tweets were discovered.

Britain’s medicines regulator said the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is safe for adolescents aged 12 to 15 after a ‘rigorous review’.

Members of Scottish Parliament (MSPs) will vote on a motion calling for a probe into the Trump Organization’s two Scottish golf courses using an “unexplained wealth order.”

The UK’s list of high-risk countries, which puts new arrivals into a ‘forced hotel quarantine’, will now include South Africa.

The British Government has blamed ‘a number of travellers from South Africa’ for importing a new variant of coronavirus into the country.

The City of London Corporation voted on Thursday to remove the statues of two 17th and 18th century figures because they had accrued wealth from slavery.

It’s understood that ‘more cases’ of the South African variant of COVID-19 have been discovered in the UK – despite the lack of an official announcement.

The UK’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock said around 200,000 were currently being vaccinated every day, which puts Britain on course to meeting its target of administering the treatment to 14 million people by mid-February

It is the fourth day in a row that the UK has reported more than 1,000 daily deaths.

The UK reported a further 60,916 new Covid-19 cases Tuesday, the country’s highest daily increase since the onset of the pandemic.

Schools will shut and the public has been instructed to stay at home. Non-essential retail stores will also be closed.

The new data coincides with a warning by the president of the Royal College of Physicians who said hospitals across UK “must prepare for a Covid surge.”

Reports suggest that assaults on police and other first responders have spiked by about 30% when compared to last year’s figures.

The UK and the European Union have reached a post-Brexit trade deal, after months of disagreements over fishing rights and future business rules.