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  • Nicola Sturgeon facing calls to resign as witnesses back Alex Salmond's evidence on key meetings

    Nicola Sturgeon is facing calls to resign after two witnesses in the Alex Salmond scandal corroborated his version of key events and provided damning evidence she repeatedly misled parliament. In a potentially devastating development for the First Minister, ahead of her appearance before a Holyrood inquiry on Wednesday morning, a pair of former special advisers contradicted her claims about two meetings in 2018. Ms Sturgeon has told parliament she only found out about the allegations when Mr Salmond visited her home on April 2, 2018 and but she refused to intervene. Last week she denied during First Minister's Questions the identity of one of the women was shared with Geoff Aberdein, Mr Salmond's chief of staff, "to the best of my knowledge". But Duncan Hamilton, a former SNP MP and junior counsel, said the name of a complainant was given to Mr Aberdein by a senior official shortly after Mr Salmond was informed of the government's investigation into sexual misconduct claims on March 7, 2018. In a letter to the inquiry, he said "fact that the government official had shared that information with Mr Aberdein was reported to me, and to Kevin Pringle, on a conference call." He was present at the meeting between Mr Salmond and Ms Sturgeon at her home on April 2 and confirmed she "did offer to assist" him with her government's investigation only to change her mind. Ms Sturgeon has told parliament she refused to get involved but Mr Hamilton, said: "We discussed mediation. My clear recollection is that her words were 'If it comes to it, I will intervene'." He contradicted Ms Sturgeon's claim about when she found out about the allegations, stating that when Mr Salmond and his team arrived at her home, "everyone in the room knew exactly why we were there."

  • I’m Brazilian – and just spent 10 days in a quarantine hotel in London. This is what it was like

    It felt frustrating arriving back in the UK and being so close and so far at the same time – in total, I spent 29 days away from my son

  • Trump took $10bn from hospital funds to pay for Warp Speed instead of asking Congress for cash

    $10bn was set aside by Congress to help care providers pay for staffing, protective gear, care for uninsured individuals, and vaccine distribution

  • We are now seeing the impact of Brexit – it is time for an apology from all the people who dismissed us as ‘Remoaners’

    We watch as businesses and lives are being ruined by Brexit – and yet not a single apology from those who championed the cause

  • COVID infections now rising in 55 areas – map shows rate in your area

    One in seven areas of the UK have seen a weekly rise in COVID cases, the latest government data reveals.

  • Don't blame one suburb for New Zealand's Covid problems – Manukau is central to the fight, and we will win

    Don't blame one suburb for New Zealand's Covid problems – Manukau is central to the fight, and we will win. The patience and grace shown by health, hotel and airport workers in South Auckland and Aotearoa overall offers a beacon to those suffering overseas

  • People without vaccinations should be banned from travelling in holiday jets, says public

    The vast majority of people want bans on non-vaccinated people travelling on planes - and would be happy to share their vaccination details to be shared for a digital travel health app, an exclusive survey has revealed. More than six in ten (61 per cent) say they are in favour of flights which only accept passengers who have been vaccinated, according to the survey of more than 2,100 people for the travel think tank Thrive. Eight in ten (79 per cent) said they were happy for their vaccination details to be passed on by the NHS to a digital health app, for examination by airport officials in other countries. The findings come as EU leaders indicated that the UK would be included in the EU-wide “vaccine passport” scheme which is designed to open up travel in time for this year’s summer holidays. The public also appear resigned to the continued need for measures such as mask wearing to protect against Covid even after the roll out of the vaccine. Three-quarters of UK adults interviewed (74 per cent) felt it would be reasonable to be expected to wear a facemask on a plane, even after having had the vaccine. Nine in ten UK adults said they intended to fly abroad at some point in the future, with over two-thirds (69 per cent) saying they would fly abroad this year if the vaccination programme is fully rolled out. This is up from 53 per cent when last surveyed in December 2020. Sania Haq, Research Director for Thrive, said: “These findings suggest consumers are now conditioned to ongoing social distancing measures which reduce transmission and prevent the spreading of Covid-19. “It is also clear that few are worried about any privacy issues regarding their vaccination details if it means they can seamlessly access other countries and travel for business or leisure.” The survey also raised concerns over the level of compliance with quarantine: 80 per cent said they would actively try to get around the rules in order to avoid hotel quarantine for 10 nights. Some 78 per cent of those intending to fly abroad this year said they would consider the option of re-routing their return journey to avoid having to spend time in an hotel and avoid the cost of up to £1,750 per person.

  • Airlines set to launch international vaccine passport as part of summer holidays plan

    The first digital vaccine certificate is set to be launched by the world's airlines this month as part of a four-step plan for summer holidays being considered by the Department for Transport (DfT). The Travel Pass app, developed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), will allow passengers to present pre-departure test or vaccine certificates on arrival at their destination, enabling them to sidestep quarantine or other restrictions. IATA is in talks with the DfT over the app, to which immunity certificates for those who have had Covid but have not been vaccinated could be added. It will be trialled by 10 airlines including IAG, which owns BA, Qantas and Singapore Airlines, starting initially with pre-test data but ready to be adapted to include vaccine certificates once they are digitised. At present, most countries are using paper to confirm people's inoculations, which the airlines are concerned could delay the introduction of a travel pass with both vaccinations and test data and lead to lengthy queues at airport immigration desks. The app is part of a four-stage approach IATA has proposed to the DfT that would see international travel restart in May, with pre-departure testing or vaccines being used for entry to a country before the eventual removal of all restrictions to allow free travel between "green list" countries. It proposes three tiers of countries including a "red list", where there may still be quarantine and pre-departure testing, an "amber list" where quarantine is replaced by tests or vaccine certificates, and a "green list" where travel corridors between low-risk countries could allow unrestricted travel.

  • 'I love you': Final text of woman who killed herself after series of tragic events left her doubting herself

    Nicola McIntyre, 32, from Hull, struggled from mental health issues.

  • England on course to end social distancing in mid-June, Matt Hancock says

    Comment goes further than ‘roadmap’ - which said review will decide, based on progress over next three months

  • Furlough extended to September by Rishi Sunak as Budget pours billions more into Covid support

    Unions warn jobs at risk as chancellor says employers will be made to contribute from July

  • Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria welcome sixth baby six months after she gave birth to fifth

    The couple have welcomed a new baby, just sixth months after the birth of son Eduardo.

  • Next week on Coronation Street: Will Mellor's debut scenes revealed, plus Tyrone gets closer to Alina (spoilers)

    And Peter is rushed back into hospital.

  • Alec Baldwin and wife reportedly welcome sixth child

    Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria has hinted the couple has welcomed their sixth child, less than six months after the arrival of son Eduardo.

  • Neighbours first look at Hendrix Greyson's new mistake

    Brent Colefax is left devastated.

  • Marjorie Taylor Greene claims ‘real’ voter suppression is her having to wait to go through metal detectors at Congress

    The For the People Act – also known as HR1 – aims to make voting in federal elections easier

  • Dolly Parton gets Covid vaccine she partly funded

    Dolly Parton has been inoculated by the Covid-19 vaccine she helped to fund. Parton was credited with helping fund the Moderna vaccine after donating one million dollars (about £716,000) to Vanderbilt University Medical Centre in Nashville, Tennessee.

  • Mother and daughter die after 11 family members catch Covid meeting on Christmas Day

    Their family has already raised more than £15,200 in charity for hospital services

  • Record low interest rates until 2024 could deepen divisions between Australia's haves and have-nots

    Record low interest rates until 2024 could deepen divisions between Australia's haves and have-nots . RBA predicts the higher inflation needed to see a rise in rates would not return for at least another three years

  • Covid: Matt Hancock rules out regional approach to easing lockdown restrictions

    Similar to the tail end of the first peak, infections are now falling at different rates across the country