Sonia Gallego

Dur­ing World War II, Britain re­cruit­ed thou­sands of African sol­diers to fight against Nazi Ger­many, Italy and Japan.

The mon­u­ment is caus­ing un­ease among many Rus­sians, who say it shows more de­vo­tion to mil­i­tary lead­ers and not to re­li­gion.

The UK’s COVID-19 lock­down led to a drop in crime, many fear the post-lock­down eco­nom­ic fall­out could re­verse that.

Char­i­ties are now re­port­ing in­creased cas­es of con­fu­sion and lone­li­ness.

There has been a surge in mi­grants ar­riv­ing in Mal­ta this year.

Lead­ers urge cau­tion as some coun­tries in Eu­rope be­gin to emerge from lock­downs im­posed to curb the pan­dem­ic.

Couri­ers are es­sen­tial work­ers in the UK, but de­liv­ery com­pa­nies are un­der fire for not look­ing out for the safe­ty of their em­ploy­ees.

Prime Min­is­ter Boris John­son, who re­cov­ered from COVID-19, also paid his re­spects.

Eu­rope is brac­ing for the kind of eco­nom­ic dam­age that has not been seen for more than 50 years.

Health sec­re­tary had promised the coun­try would be con­duct­ing 100,000 tests a day by month’s end.