Ex-Brexit Party MEP says Johnson’s deal has left her fishing business ‘on its knees’
June Mummery said that waiting five years for fishing quotas to expire was “a long time when you have nothing".
Workers with Covid ‘too scared’ to get tested due to lack of cash support, Dido Harding says
Baroness Harding - the head of Test and Trace - told a CBI webinar that the most recent tranche of figures revealed that less than 60 per cent of those who tested positive followed advice to quarantine at home.
Angela Merkel is responsible for Brexit, The Telegraph reckons
Merkel is "more responsible for Brexit than any other political figure in Europe", Ambrose Evans-Pritchard said
Low-paid workers in insecure jobs are more likely to die from Covid-19
People in the lowest-paid, manual jobs were found to have higher rates of coronavirus mortality - sparking calls to increase sick pay.
Sir Keir Starmer is self-isolating – for the THIRD time
The Labour leader was previously forced to quarantine in both September and December.
Ten billionaires made enough cash during the pandemic to vaccinate everyone on Earth
Oxfam calculated that it would cost £103 billion to vaccinate the world’s 7.8 billion people against the virus - around £6.50 per jab.
UK sets another vaccine record – but JVT warns jabs might not stop transmission
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said that if those who have been vaccinated begin easing off because they are protected, they are potentially putting at risk those further down the priority list who still need inoculation.
Police hand out £15,000 in fines after busting illegal Hackney rave
Dozens of ravers attempted to flee following the arrival of the police.
Sturgeon vows to hold indyref2 if SNP wins in May – whether Boris likes it or not
“That’s democracy. It’s not about what I want or what Boris Johnson wants”.