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Global CO2 emissions will be the highest in history in 2023, and will continue to grow in the coming years. $ 16 trillion was spent on economic recovery after the pandemic, of which only 2 percent. will go to clean energy, warns the International Energy Agency (IEA).more

More than one third of Londoners have not had their first vaccine dose making it the area with the lowest uptake in England, latest figures show.more

A new polish food shop in Blackpool that has had more than £100,000 worth of investment may not be able to sell alcohol due to the area's problems with drink.more

‘Freedom day’ is upon us and life is closer to normal today than at any time since March 2020. Several social-distancing restrictions have been lifted from today and some businesses which have been shuttered for 16 months have finally reopened, including nightclubs. Here are four big things you still can’t do from yesterday.more

The UK's two largest supermarkets will continue to ask shoppers to wear masks, even after the legal requirement to do so in England is dropped on Monday. Sainsbury's and Tesco have joined the bookseller, Waterstones, which has said customers should wear masks to protect staff and other shoppers.more

Roughly one-fifth of Americans were initially hesitant about or squarely against getting the Covid-19 vaccine but have since gotten their shots, according to polling released Tuesday by the Kaiser Family Foundation.more

Poles most often fear disease and death of their loved ones. They consider weather hazards to be more and more likely - according to the report of the Polish Insurance Association (PIU) and the consulting company Deloitte.more

55 percent of Poles are against the Sunday trading ban, according the new poll. 6,500 shops have closed since the Sunday trading ban was introduced, and e-​commerce may not offer any respite.more

Boris Johnson's decision to press ahead with easing coronavirus restrictions in England is "irresponsible", senior doctors have said - although a government minister has admitted COVID rules could return this winter.more

Boris Johnson and Priti Patel have been accused of hypocrisy over their stance on racism in football after they condemned the abuse of three black England players, having previously refused to criticise fans who booed the team for taking the knee.more

The US Department of State has released a report on anti-genocide efforts and countries where the risk of crime is highest. Among the listed countries are, among others China, Burma and Syria.more

Most Brits got wealthier during the COVID-19 pandemic, new research shows, boosted by increased savings and surging house prices. more

Nearly three-quarters of Poles expect the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, which will begin in autumn, according to the IBRiS survey for the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita".more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to confirm later the plan to lift almost all legal restrictions on social contact in England on 19 July.more

Regardless of the outcome of the European Championship final against Italy, England has already achieved success - not only on the pitch but also beyond, uniting a divided country and raising public sentiment in a pandemic, British newspapers write today.more

A sizeable minority of people in the UK would be happy for Covid restrictions including a 10pm curfew to be in place indefinitely, new polling suggests.more

Employers should consider allowing workers to be late or take a day off if England wins Euro 2020, a Downing Street spokesman said. The announcement was issued after over 100,000 people signed a petition to make Monday a day off if England beat Italy in the European Championship final.more

The chancellor has reiterated the £20 uplift to universal credit will be scrapped as it "was always intended to be a temporary measure". Campaigners say the payments, worth around £1,000 a year, have stopped some from falling into poverty.more

Bougainville's leaders set a deadline of 2027 to gain full independence from Papua New Guinea Tuesday during talks on the future of the once-wartorn Melanesian island.more

Around nine in 10 adults in most parts of the UK are now likely to have Covid-19 antibodies, new figures suggest. The estimates range from 87.2% in Northern Ireland to 89.8% in England and 91.8% in Wales. In Scotland the estimate is lower and is closer to eight in 10 adults, or 84.7%.more

London’s top doctor has vowed the jabs roll-out will “sprint” over the next fortnight to get as many adults as possible vaccinated, as latest figures showed the capital was falling short of the Prime Minister’s targets.more

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday detailed the final steps in the easing of England’s lockdown rules, with a final decision due to be taken on July 12.more

Allowing fully vaccinated people to skip self-isolation risks a "loss of compliance", a psychologist has warned. Prof Robert West said the move - being considered by ministers - could breed "resentment" and encourage those without both jabs to ignore the rules.more

A prominent pollster for the Republican Party in the US has warned that culture wars are set to divide UK politics following a major study into voting attitudes.more

The number of people who don't turn up to their Covid vaccination appointment in Germany is increasing, leading to politicians from the government to start discussing the possibility of fines for people who make an appointment but don't show up.more