Commemorative gold Brexit 50p coins sell out by lunchtime even though they are priced at £945 each The gold coins- sold by the Royal Mint – were part of a limited edition of 1,500 Brexiteers looking for memorabilia faced a queuing system to access website Two-piece coin set, priced at …
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The UK’s first two cases of the Wuhan coronavirus were confirmed in England on Friday, January 31. The patients, whose ages and nationalities have not been revealed but are known to be from the same family, were announced by the Department of Health. It came just hours before an evacuation …
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Two members of the same family have tested positive for coronavirus in England. The first cases of the virus to be diagnosed in the UK were announced as more than 80 Britons on an evacuation flight from the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak were due to land …
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Boris Johnson insisted it will be ‘full steam ahead’ after Brexit today as he gathered his Cabinet in Leave-backing Sunderland hours before the historic moment. After three-and-a-half years of turmoil, the UK’s legal membership of the EU will come to an end on the stroke of 11pm – opening a …
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Kate Middleton is the number one royal fashion icon, with nearly half of Brits voting for her compared to only a fifth for Meghan Markle, research conducted by the Fashion Retail Academy has revealed. Fashion lovers will be relieved to hear the UK is not losing its foremost royal trendsetter …
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Patients confirmed to have been infected with coronavirus have been treated at a contagious disease facility in Cottingham. Two patients were being looked after by a team of medics at the specialist unit inside Castle Hill Hospital before being transferred to Newcastle. Sources told Hull Live that hospital staff were …
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3 February 2017 – About 150 people of different religious faiths formed a support circle around Halifax’s largest mosque (the Ummah Mosque) as a public gesture to show solidarity with the city’s Muslims after the fatal shooting at a mosque in Quebec City on January 29th that left six people …
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TRADE union determination to “generate industrial power in the workplace” is the correct approach to attacks on our rights from the Boris Johnson government. Discussions on the impact of leaving the EU on our rights have generated more heat than light. A misplaced faith in the EU to protect workers’ …
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In the year Sally Fletcher first opened the door of her little sub-post office, Prince William was born, Elton John got married and Boeing appointed its first female captain of a 737. Thirty years on and while the location might have changed, Sally is still providing her unique service to …
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Britain approaches a historic change. At 11 p.m. on Friday — midnight in Brussels, and 6 p.m. in New York — Britain will officially depart from the European Union, 1,317 days after voting in favor of leaving the bloc in a referendum that plunged the country into a three-year-long debate …
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