Conclusions in Sue Gray’s report on the partygate saga The findings have been made public. The Independent UK · May 25, 2022
Sue Gray report: Inquiry attacks ‘serious failure’ to abide by standards expected by public ’The senior leadership at the centre, both political and official, must bear responsibility for this culture’, top mandarin concludes The Independent UK · May 25, 2022
Sue Gray report exposes 'got away with it' booze brags and points blame at Boris Johnson The long-awaited Boris Johnson party report has been published today after a four-month investigation by Sue Gray and the Met Police - with 37 pages and nine photos of the Prime Minister in Downing Street Daily Mirror · May 25, 2022
Sue Gray report into Partygate published - Boris brought the wine and cheese The damning report details the events held in Downing Street and Whitehall during lockdown, breaking Covid rules Wales Online · May 25, 2022
Fisher: Bullish Vibes Brewing Beneath Covid Woes and Global Pessimism Plunge into the gap between expectations and reality to catch the bounce Caixin Global · May 25, 2022
Four things Rishi Sunak could announce to lower bills including £500 warm home discount Rishi Sunak is said to be poised to announce a £10billion cost of living package as soon as tomorrow, as the Prime Minister prepares for the release of the long-anticipated Sue Gray report Daily Mirror · May 25, 2022
What was missing from Sue Gray’s ‘update’ on the Partygate scandal? Civil servant wrote in January that she was ‘extremely limited in what I can say’ because of Metropolitan Police investigation, which has since concluded, freeing her full report for release The Independent UK · May 25, 2022
Partygate: How did Boris Johnson react to being fined for breaking Covid laws? PM escapes without second fine as Metropolitan Police concludes investigation The Independent UK · May 25, 2022
Partygate: Full timeline of government gatherings and Covid fines All the events under scrunity since scandal began The Independent UK · May 25, 2022
Commentary: I didn’t plan to feed my baby formula — but I’m so glad I did I’m 24 weeks pregnant, staring down a national formula shortage, just hoping it works itself out before the new baby arrives. My first child was born in April 2020, less than a month into COVID-19 lockdown. He arrived 3 1/2 weeks early, starved out by my preeclampsia (a pregnancy complication… Los Angeles Times · May 25, 2022
Sue Gray’s report into Partygate scandal handed to No 10 Boris Johnson is expected to address MPs in the Commons The Independent UK · May 25, 2022
Apple’s iPhone Development Schedule Delayed by China Lockdowns, Says Nikkei Apple Inc has told its suppliers to speed up iPhone development after China's strict COVID-19 lockdowns hampered schedule for at least one of the new phones, Nikkei reported on Wednesday, citing multiple sources with knowledge of the matter. Lockdowns due to China's zero-COVID policy led iPhone assembler Pegatron Corp to… Asharq Al-Awsat · May 25, 2022
Monkeypox is endemic in Nigeria. But surveillance isn't what it should be There has been an outbreak of monkeypox cases in a number of countries that are not endemic for the virus. Monkeypox is caused by an orthopoxvirus that is closely related to the virus that caused smallpox. Monkeypox is an animal virus that occasionally infects humans after they are bitten or… The Conversation · May 25, 2022
Dumbarton comedy club fights to increase low attendance figures caused by Covid The Rock Comedy Club have held a few shows post-pandemic but the attendance figures are just over half of what they were before the first lockdown. Daily Record · May 25, 2022
Birmingham Post · May 25, 2022 Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill on inflation, interest rates and the labour market He believes interest rate rises could have some say to go while whether those who left the workforce due to the pandemic will return is a big question for the UK economy
The Independent UK · May 25, 2022 Davos updates | Pfizer offers low-cost drugs to poor nations Pfizer says it will provide nearly two dozen products, including its top-selling COVID-19 vaccine and treatment, at not-for-profit prices in some of the world’s poorest countries
The Guardian - UK · May 25, 2022 Partygate live: Boris Johnson says no plan to resign over Sue Gray report despite Tory MP calling for him to step down – as it happened Prime minister feels it is his ‘job to get on with my job’ despite report detailing major leadership failures at No 10
Insider UK · May 25, 2022 Monkeypox: What employers and staff need to know as cases rise The first confirmed case of the virus was identified in Scotland on Monday
Birmingham Post · May 25, 2022 Monkeypox: What employers and staff need to know as UK cases rise Monkeypox is a rare viral infection most common in remote parts of Central and West Africa
Bangkok Post · May 25, 2022 Survey finds 8% of Thai youth at risk of suicide The Mental Health Department survey has concluded that 7.99% of Thai youth are at risk of suicide and 5.34% at risk of developing depression, with Covid-19 a key catalyst.
ABC News · May 25, 2022 The Loop: Calls for gun control after US mass shooting, and more Aussies eligible for fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose Get up to speed on today's headlines with The Loop.
The Independent UK · May 25, 2022 Pfizer to offer low-cost medicines, vaccines to poor nations Pfizer says it will provide nearly two dozen products at not-for-profit prices in some of the world’s poorest countries
ABC News · May 25, 2022 Shire of York agrees to ratepayer's request asking WA Premier Mark McGowan to end vaccine mandates The Shire of York will write to WA Premier Mark McGowan on behalf of its ratepayers, who are demanding an end to Covid-19 vaccine mandates.
Reuters · May 25, 2022 Tightening COVID net, Beijing issues punishments and stark warnings China's COVID-hit capital Beijing further tightened its dragnet on the virus with zero community transmission the target, punishing workplaces that flout rules or circumvent curbs and imploring residents to police their own movements.
ABC News · May 25, 2022 Australia's influenza cases soar after two quiet years Australia has had two years of incredibly low influenza rates thanks to COVID-19 isolation, but this year is not going to be the same, with all the data pointing to cases soaring over winter.