Explore news for you
The US Capitol has been stormed before – when British troops burned Washington in 1814
The taking of the city of Washington in America. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington As rioters forced their way into the US Capitol Building on January 6, astounded CNN presenters noted that this was the first time something like this had happened for more than 200 years.Continue Reading
Why we need to test COVID-19 tests
SwitchedDesign/Shutterstock During the first peak of the coronavirus pandemic, it became apparent that the processing of the standard COVID-19 test using nasal swab samples, while considered a gold standard, was slow, taking over 24 hours to give results in most cases. As demand for quicker test results increased with suppliesContinue Reading
Even sex parties have gone online during lockdown
Shutterstock/REDPIXEL.PL It seems the once taboo subject of group sex is finally entering the mainstream. One of the reasons for this is the prevalence of organised sex party networks like Kinky Salon, Klub Verboten, Crossbreed, Le Boudoir and Killing Kittens. These networks were formed to provide a space for like-mindedContinue Reading
Free speech in America: is the US approach fit for purpose in the age of social media?
The counting of electoral college votes to certify the result of a US election is usually a routine affair. But emboldened by a provocative speech by outgoing president Donald Trump, an angry mob of his supporters made the ceremony international news by breaking into the US Capitol in a brazenContinue Reading
UK government has delayed elections longer than most countries – and England still isn’t ready to hold pandemic votes in May
Shutterstock Which activities are essential during a pandemic? Across England, school buildings have been closed, as have many shops, businesses and sports facilities. So what about elections? Should they go ahead? It’s an important question since local elections are scheduled to take place in the UK in May. Among themContinue Reading
How will vaccines affect the length of England’s lockdown?
England has gone into a tough lockdown to halt spiralling COVID-19 hospitalisations and relieve pressure on its health system. The prime minister, Boris Johnson, has said the new lockdown will last at least seven weeks, but it’s safe to assume that, with many hospitals near capacity, it will stay inContinue Reading
AUS vs IND: Queensland Government Clear On Ensuring Strict Quarantine Since Teams Coming From Sydney | Cricket News
As speculation continues to rise over the fate of the fourth Test between India and Australia at The Gabba, Queensland’s Health Authorities on Friday made it clear that strict quarantine rules have to be followed by the Australian and Indian cricket team in Brisbane since they would be coming fromContinue Reading
Manchester United Complete Signing Of Amad Diallo From Atalanta | Football News
Manchester United on Thursday confirmed the signing of forward Amad Diallo from Atalanta. The Ivorian winger has signed a contract to the end of June 2025, with the option of an extra year. When an agreement between the clubs was first announced on October 5, 2020 – deadline day atContinue Reading
Physical activity is good for your concentration – here’s why
Even short periods of physical activity can improve concentration throughout the day. Somkid Saowaros/ Shutterstock Whether it’s during the post-lunch slump or just one of those days, we all struggle to concentrate on what we’re doing sometimes, whether that’s at work, school, or home. Being able to concentrate on whatContinue Reading