Dame Joan Collins has hit out at the government’s proposed plans to quarantine anyone arriving into the UK, branding the rules ‘unworkable, unfair and unenforceable’. Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, the actress, 87, hit out at the ‘ridiculous’ restrictions in a scathing rant, where she said the move was ‘punishing’ families who had been isolating … Read more
Heathrow’s chief railed against the quarantine place today warning there is a danger of the ‘health pandemic becoming an unemployment pandemic’. Home Secretary Priti Patel today insisted that a 14-day quarantine for UK arrivals is ‘essential to save lives’ – but confessed it would hit businesses hard. She defied a significant Conservative revolt to tell … Read more
Looters in New York City were dropped off in luxury cars with power tools and suitcases before being picked up and driven to next location, according to eyewitnesses. Police are said to be looking into numerous reports the rioters were organized and are now checking license plate numbers of vehicles that dropped groups off. Some are … Read more
Jersey Shore star Nicole ‘Snooki’ Polizzi surprised shoppers at her clothing boutique in Madison on Wednesday by hand-delivering their orders for curbside pick-up. Armed with a CDC-recommended leopard-print mask, the 32-year-old mother-of-three stopped to take socially-distant selfies with delighted fans in cars while hand-delivering goods. As of Wednesday, there have reportedly been 162K confirmed COVID-19 … Read more
A father has today appeared in court charged with double with murder after his wife and 18-year-old daughter were found with their throats cut. Supermarket worker Marcin Zdun faces two counts of murder after the alleged double killing of 18-year-old Nikoletta Zdun and 40-year-old Aneta Zdun. The 39-year-old father-of-three is accused of murdering his wife … Read more
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has been in confidential talks with the government over a possible £1.5 billion scrappage scheme to kick-start the new car market, a leaked letter sent to ministers has revealed. The trade body said a ‘market stimulus package’ would need to encourage the purchase of diesel and petrol … Read more
Overuse of antibiotics to prevent or treat coronavirus despite NO evidence they block the infection will lead to more deaths ‘during the pandemic and beyond,’ WHO warns The World Health Organization said on Monday a ‘worrying number’ of bacterial infections are becoming resistant to antibiotics They said using antibiotics to treat coronavirus will lead to higher … Read more
Shocking video shows a police officer punching a suspect on the ground while another officer tells him ‘stop f****** moving or I’m going to hurt you’. The incident, which took place in Ilford, London, saw a total of three officers trying to restrain the suspect. At one point another officer appears to stamp on him. The … Read more
Protesters are leveraging avid fans of Korean pop music to drown out hashtags supporting Donald Trump and pro-police movements on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter K-pop fans have been enlisted to drown out right-wing hashtags Fans of flooded #MAGA and #BlueLivesMatter with K-pop content Earlier this week, K-pop fans inundated an app promoted by Dallas police By … Read more
Reese Witherspoon’s $6M payday for narrating Quibi show angers staffers following layoffs at the struggling streaming network By Caitlyn Becker For Dailymail.com Published: 17:40 BST, 3 June 2020 | Updated: 17:40 BST, 3 June 2020 Reese Witherspoon reportedly took home a multi-million dollar payday for lending her voice to narrate a Quibi series. Staffers at … Read more
Puff Bar e-cigarettes have taken advantage of the pandemic to market their single use vapes to teenagers, lawmakers claim. Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi, the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy is urging the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to demand Puff Bars pull its products from the market. The company, which sells the … Read more
The NYPD cracked down on Tuesday night by arresting more than 280 people and blocking 5,000 protesters from entering Manhattan by holding them up on the Manhattan Bridge while enforcing the 8pm curfew. It remains unclear if all 280 were arrested for breaking the curfew or if other offenses, like looting, were included in that … Read more
A mysterious inflammatory disease that strikes children and is linked to Covid-19 is less common in Europeans, research suggests. Doctors analysed 21 youngsters who admitted to hospital in Paris with the condition – which is similar to Kawasaki disease, affecting the blood vessels and heart. Results showed more than half (57 per cent) of youngsters were … Read more