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The British media reported on Tuesday that all vaccinated travelers from countries on the “amber list” created by the UK for international travel during the Govt-19 epidemic should be exempted from isolation until July 19.The Times newspaper reported that ministers will meet this week to pass an order allowing people to leave the amber seats of the three-day traffic light-style system without being isolated for up to 10 days. At this time, travelers from an amber-listed country, which includes high-end tourist destinations such as Spain, France, the United States and Italy, must isolate themselves when they arrive.The Sun newspaper reported…

Oh The United Kingdom has recorded 33 more deaths and 32,548 cases related to Govt-19 in the last 24 hours. This is the first time since January this year that 32,000 daily cases have crossed the country. The data was released by British health officials this Wednesday, saying that in total, the country has already had 128,301 deaths and 4,990,916 cases since the outbreak began. These numbers represent a sharp increase in the number of deaths compared to yesterday – 9 deaths were calculated – as well as cases – yesterday 27,334. In the country, 45,514,492 (86.4%) received the first…

Angela Gulpenkian, an art collector who was extradited to England from Portugal in December, has pleaded guilty to two counts of plagiarism in a London court, pending sentencing later this month.A division of Southwak Criminal Court in south London told the Lusa News Agency on Tuesday that the trial was scheduled for July 28 last Friday.Angela Gulpenkian, 38, of Germany, is responsible for the theft of 1, 1,061,484 (approximately 24 1.24 million at current exchange rates) from Art Incorporated Ltd, owned by consultant Matthew Dickolt, and கிள 50,000 (ஆயிரம் 58,000).CloseSubscribe to newsletters News Diary Get the information first. Both would…

Camila Donnett / Deputy Governor Paran’s key projects in the fields of education, higher education and sustainable development were presented to representatives of the United Kingdom in Brazil this Tuesday (6). The virtual meeting, chaired by Deputy Governor Darcy Piana, aims to bring the two governments closer to fostering future partnerships in strategic areas. The initiative is part of a move to bring the UK closer to Brazil, which has no embassies. Initially, Paran, Bur and Bahia were selected as priorities. The meeting marked the beginning of a close relationship, by figuring out which points could work together to create…

FThe Criminal Court in Southwark, south London, told the Lusa News Agency today that a conviction had been filed at a trial last Friday and that the sentence was scheduled for July 28. Angela Gulpenkian, 38, of Germany, is responsible for the theft of 1, 1,061,484 (approximately 24 1.24 million at current exchange rates) from Art Incorporated Ltd, owned by consultant Matthew Dickolt, and கிள 50,000 (ஆயிரம் 58,000). The two may have paid Angela Gulpenkian, who married Duarte Gulpenkian, the son – in – law of the Armenian businessman Caloste Gulpenkian, to mediate the purchase of a sculpture by Japanese…

On 07/05/2021 7:34 pm (Credit: Marcelo Camarco / Agensia Brazil) The UK Foreign Office has officially apologized for the law banning LGBTQIA + people from serving in the diplomatic service and the law that went into effect until July 1991. The announcement was made by the company this Monday (5/7). In a statement to officials, Philip Barton, head of the Diplomatic Service, said: According to him, this “wrong view” lost the British diplomatic service of the country’s wonderful talents. “I would like to publicly apologize for the ban and for the impact our LGBT team and their loved ones have…

Germany’s leading public health agency announced on Monday that the United Kingdom, India, Portugal and Russia were not “areas of concern with diversity” and had relaxed travel restrictions for people from those countries. Touristas no Aeroporto de Frankfurt 01/04/2021 REUTERS / Ralph Arlowski Photo: Reuters All four countries have been downgraded to “high-risk areas”, meaning that its citizens can now travel to Germany and serve up to 10 days of isolation upon arrival, the company said. The isolation period can be shortened to five days if a negative Covit-19 test is shown. “If you spend time in a place with…

According to a new survey, Portugal has captured the crown of Europe’s safest country online, but the UK is in eighth place. Cybersecurity firm ESET analyzed European countries based on a number of factors, including their commitment to security and their exposure sequence, with a low score indicating high exposure. They also looked at the percentages of malware detected on devices over the past three years, social networks or email accounts hacked over the same period, and the percentage of victims of identity theft. The highest scores for electronic security were 8.21 out of 10 in Portugal, followed by Lithuania…

The UK is preparing to increase the prison sentence for immigrants trying to enter the country illegally from six months to four years, which is enjoying record visits across the English Channel. The country wants to increase the maximum sentence of life imprisonment applicable to these migrants, who are currently serving 14 years in prison. The changes, announced by the Interior Ministry, will be included in a bill to reform the asylum system to be discussed in the British Parliament on Tuesday amid a resurgence of illegal immigrant arrivals. In the first half of 2021, the UK broke the record…

But Mario Golf: Super Rush took 1st place. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is back on the list of best-selling games in the brick and mortar shops in the UK. Released on March 3, 2017, Breath of the Wild recently turned 4 years old and thanks to its sequel E3 2021 trailer (which is not yet an official name), the excitement surrounding this classic has once again found a new impetus, resulting in continued growth in game sales on Her Majesty land. Chris Tring of GIP shared some information in advance with the top 10 games in…