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After farmers and entrepreneurs, the time has come for postal workers, flight attendants and social workers: on Saturday they organize a joint picket; and more are being prepared - writes today's Rzeczpospolita. And, he adds, summer can be hot.more

Feeling proud of being American has fallen to its lowest level in the history of Gallup's 20-year study. This year, 63 percent US citizens are "extremely" or "very proud" of it. The youngest generation has the lowest percentage of such responses.more

London was the hardest-hit area of the country for coronavirus as a result of the capital’s high levels of deprivation, figures showed today.more

Give up and pay a fine to the wedding organizer or have fun without guests? - bride and groom are wondering more and more often. All this because, although you can already organize events for 150 people, guests do not want to participate, because they are afraid of coronavirus - reports today, "Rzeczpospolita." more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the establishment of a government commission to combat inequalities in employment, access to health care or education, but stressed that this inequality would not be overcome by removing historical symbols.more

The UK’s official death toll from Covid-19 has risen to 41,662 after another 181 people died having contracted the virus. Figures were released by the Department of Health this afternoon and consist of deaths in all settings, including care homes. more

Police were pelted with bottles during confrontations with demonstrators in London, where thousands gathered despite warnings to avoid protests. Groups gathered in the centre of the capital, claiming they were protecting statues from anti-racism activists.more

Never before have so many countrymen received such small benefits. And it will be even worse. "This is a huge social problem that is about to explode," writes Gazeta Wyborcza today.more

The Spanish government will lift all public restrictions in public movement since mid-March from June 22, announced Pedro Sanchez's cabinet yesterday. Restrictions have been introduced due to the coronavirus epidemic.more

Street signs in Liverpool’s Penny Lane have been vandalised as speculation mounted that the road was named after a slave trader. Four signs on the thoroughfare, made famous by The Beatles song of the same name, were spray-painted over on Friday morning, with the word “racist” painted on the wall above one sign.more

Cinemas in Italy will be opened on June 15 - the association of cinema owners yesterday after the government changed its decision on the organization of screenings in the sanitary regime and withdrew its obligation to wear masks.more

People will need a new form of 'digital ID' so they can prove their 'disease status' as the world moves out of lockdown, Tony Blair has said. more

Every fifth Bulgarian believes that a possible vaccine for Covid-19 will be used to place in the bodies of people an integrated circuit that is supposed to control citizens - shows the survey of the research institute Trend published yesterday in the newspaper "24 czasa".more

It is "absurd and shameful" that a statue of Winston Churchill has had to be boarded up because of fears it could be vandalised, the prime minister says. Boris Johnson said the war-time leader had expressed opinions which were "unacceptable to us today" but remained a hero for saving the country from "fascist and racist tyranny".more

Social distancing rules for the general public are to be scrapped on the Isle of Man from Monday. Howard Quayle said the decision had been taken to "get society back to normal".more

A long-term analysis of the indicator estimating the expected life expectancy indicates an increase in the average period of economic activity of EU residents in the last twenty years - reports Economic Weekly of the Polish Economic Institute.more

Over 31 thousand contacts of people infected with coronavirus were detected during the first week of the NHS Test and Trace system in England, of which nearly 27,000 14-day isolation was recommended, according to the NHS British Public Health Service.more

A statue of a slave trader that was thrown into a harbour by anti-racism protestors has been retrieved from the water.more

The Duchess of Cambridge has recorded a new video message in support of her latest passion project, with one week to go until the deadline. Kate is encouraging people across the UK to play their part in her Hold Still photography project, which she launched last month in collaboration with her patronage, the National Portrait Gallery.more

The number of coronavirus deaths in the UK could have been halved if the government had introduced the lockdown a week earlier, according to damning testimony from one of the scientists who was advising the government at the time.more

Anthony Fauci says he's hopeful to have the vaccines ready by end of the year because development has been promising so far.more

The prime minister said single parents or adults living alone would be allowed to combine with one other household from midnight on Saturday. It means about 11 million people will be able to go inside one other household without the need for physical distancing.more

Waiting lists for NHS treatment could swell to 10 million by the end of the year, health bosses have warned.more

The British government reminds victims of domestic violence that despite the Covid-19 pandemic, support is still available, whether in the form of police intervention or the help of institutions dealing with this on a daily basis. #YouAreNotAlone is a government initiative whose goal is to inform you about the availability of this assistance.more

Only two-thirds of the UK’s bathing waters are of excellent quality, according to the latest data, putting Britain near the bottom of Europe’s league table for bathing water quality.more