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Sajid Javid said the two cases have a "connection with travel to southern Africa."

"This is a clear reminder to everyone that this pandemic is not over," UKHSA Chief Executive Dr. Jenny Harries said.

A special adviser to the WHO head tweeted: "How do you double down on inequity and injustice? Deny countries vaccines so they generate variants and then when they do impose travel restrictions."

Extinction Rebellion is blocking entry at facilities in the UK, Germany and Netherlands to address Black Friday's "toxic consumerism."

Jonathan Silcock, 37, and his family are now determined to make the most of the time ahead of them after the shocking discovery.

A co-founder of a parent campaign group called the move "deeply inappropriate."

One commenter wrote that the viral clip, which shows the lost possessions of nightclub guests, "feels illegal to watch."

Russia denies all allegations and President Vladimir Putin said that the suspects are civilians.

The variant may spread faster than the original form of Delta, which is now the most dominant strain in the world.

Emad Al Swealmeen had been making "relevant purchases" for an explosive device since at least April, police said.

Several European countries have placed travel restrictions on unvaccinated travelers from the United States.

Harrowing footage showed the moment the hoverboard battery exploded inches from the victim's bedroom, causing a serious fire.

A Liverpool couple said Emad Al Swealmeen, who converted from Islam to Christianity, spent time in a psychiatric hospital and stayed with them for eight months.

All U.K. residents aged 40 to 49 will now be able to get a booster, while they were previously only available for people aged 50 and older.

"He said food tasted like sewage and poo and water tasted like rotten eggs, and he would keep throwing up," the boy's mother said.

The Delta sub-type is thought to be better at spreading than other forms of Delta, but does not appear to have an advantage when it comes to vaccines.

Tiernan Darnton has been found guilty of murdering his step-grandmother in a 2018 house fire, after confessing to his "darkest secret" during a game of truth or dare with friends.

We need to future-proof, and therefore decentralize our public service infrastructures today.

The COP26 draft agreement has urged world leaders to "scale up" plans to support developing countries as Boris Johnson heads back to Glasgow for crunch talks. Follow Newsweek's liveblog for all the latest.

Claire Gunn, a mother of two, said: "When you've been told you've got incurable cancer, you're living every day thinking 'is it my last?'"

U.K. Health Secretary Sajid Javid said that of the 100 victims found so far, 81 had been formally identified.

Morrison has long been a critic of coronavirus lockdowns and has even penned a series of protest songs claiming that the restrictions are "taking our freedom."

Key U.K.-based activist Kenneth Wong says he stepped away from his work for personal reasons, but rumors and suspicion abound among fellow organizers.

The movie, which stars Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana, takes place over three days in December 1991, almost entirely at the queen's Sandringham estate.

Christmas crackers might be in short supply in Northern Ireland this year because of a dispute involving a customs border established after Brexit.

Megan Harrison said she was "absolutely disgusted" by Starbuck's response to her puppy's death after she was offered a £250 voucher as compensation.

"We acknowledge that an admission of inappropriate behavior…should have been included in the original article," a BBC spokesperson told Newsweek.

Faiz Siddiqui, who has not worked since 2011, said he relies on his wealthy parents to pay for him to live in London.

"I'm on a quest to find my father, it could potentially save my life," said Sarah Langdale, who suffers from a rare blood condition called aplastic anaemia.

Johnson was criticized for sitting next to the 95-year-old naturalist and environmental icon Sir David Attenborough without wearing a face covering.