A London Assembly Member for Brent and Harrow has appealed to the UK Foreign Secretary for the repatriation of thousands of British Indians stranded in...
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2nd Apr 2020 | Updated at 09:45pm 2nd Apr 2020
Air India plans repatriation flights for Britons
Senior Air India officials have confirmed that they are planning to conduct direct chartered flights operating between India and London. Scheduled between April 4 and April 7 to repatriate Britons stranded in India, these flights follow after...
Birmingham Airport to be turned into mortuary
The work to convert part of the Birmingham Airport into a mortuary which can potentially store at least 1,500 bodies has already begun. The West Midlands Police has reportedly informed that there was "scope to expand" the capacity of this mortuary...
Professor Chris Witty, England’s chief medical officer, is self-isolating for the next seven days after experiencing symptoms of coronavirus last night.
In a latest video British Prime Minister confirmed that he had developed mild symptoms over the last 24 hours and tested positive for coronavirus. Boris...
On 25th March a British-Asian boxer announced that he would donate his 4-storey building to the NHS in an attempt to help the NHS as hospitals raise alarm...
As the UK moves towards the peak of the Coronavirus pandemic, the Home Secretary has called for a ban on international flights landing from virus-hit countries.
On 25th March, Clarence House declared that the Prince of Wales had tested positive for COVID-19, and was displaying “mild symptoms”.
A virus has brought the world to its knees; borders are sealed, transport has been stripped off and most of you are quarantined but continue to battle...
On Tuesday 24th March, chancellor Rishi Sunak admitted that supporting the self-employed during the coronavirus outbreak is particularly challenging. This follows after he announced a historic wage protection package last Friday where grants...
In a battle to combat the coronavirus, the UK government has appealed for the retired medical staff to render their services to the over-burdened NHS.
Thousands of Indian students in the UK are desperate to go back to India as they feel "unsafe" in London, UK’s epicentre of the coronavirus. However, the Indian government had announced a complete lockdown of the country including sealing its...
