London Mayor Boris Johnson was in Israel on November 9, where he met with President Shimon Peres at the Peres Centre For Peace, in Jaffa. Johnson also stopped off at Google’s Tel Aviv campus where, inevitably, he found some novel mode of transport to try – the Green Ride Inu, billed as an urban transport solution. Credit: Facebook/ Ayelet Noff, Founder and Co-CEO of Blonde 2.0:
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Boris Johnson lifted the vast majority of the remaining Covid-19 restrictions in England on July 19, as the country moved to step four of its coronavirus lockdown roadmap. Every adult in the UK should have had the chance to have both doses of a coronavirus vaccine by mid-September, the Government said. The government has said it was not expecting work in offices to be completely back on July 19.
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Two military chiefs have criticised China and Russia for "reckless" behaviour in space, such as using weapons to destroy satellites, leaving a trail of dangerous debris orbiting Earth. Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston, the head of the Royal Air Force, and General Sir Patrick Sanders, commander of Strategic Command, also for the first time left open the possibility that the UK could develop its own weapons to defend assets in space. The two commanders were speaking at the official opening of the UK Space Command, which will take charge of all military work involving space - now considered a domain of operations alongside land, sea, air, and cyberspace.
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MPs rebuke police for ‘systemic failure’ to improve record on raceFailings have led to ‘unjustified inequalities’, says landmark report that finds little progress in 22 years since Macpherson Black people are nine times more likely than white people to face stop and search, with most found to be doing nothing wrong. Photograph: Keith van Loen/Alamy
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The researchers say more needs to be done to tackle early years health inequalities to avoid children being saddled with lifelong health problems.
First Minister Mark Drakeford has given the go-ahead for the isolation requirement to be removed nine days earlier than in England.
A week ago, Mallory Franklin was in tears, wracked with doubt about how she would perform. On the evidence of her canoe slalom final today, she needn’t have worried. Going sixth from last in the final, she had to wait on a makeshift podium in the gold medal position as each athlete fell short of her time, leaving it to the final competitor, Jessica Fox.
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