All That Jazz – 19/02/21
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Trump Avoids Capitol Punishment: What’s next?
The latest saga in the Trump show may not be the last, but there is a country here that still needs running.
Former-president Donald Trump acquitted of impeachment charges
For a second time, former President Trump has been acquitted.
Trump Impeachment Day 1 Analysis: Defence Lawyer’s Performance Leaves Much to be Desired
With most commentators agreeing that the Defence’s opening remarks left much to be desired, Mr Trump should be concerned with the criminal cases coming his way…
Farewell Captain Tom, the passing of a true British hero
The 100 year old war veteran, whose fundraising efforts captured the hearts of the nation, passed away last week after contracting Coronavirus.
Dozens Missing After Dam Collapse in India
With 150 people still missing, and the area deemed geologically sensitive, the death toll is expected to rise.
Door-to-door testing introduced in Woking in response to South Africa variant – Announcement on Egham expected in the coming days
Eleven cases of the South African variant have been found without a link to recent travel to the country, sparking fears of community transmission
Impeachment looms as US continues to grapple with Capitol riot
After Democrats issued an ultimatum to Vice-President Pence that was not met, Donald Trump looks set to be the only President in US history to be impeached twice.
“Hardest Weeks Ahead”: England to Enter New Lockdown, Government says that Universities Should Move Online
England, along with much of the UK, will enter a new lockdown after recording over 50,000 new cases of COVID-19 for the seventh day running. The advice, once again, becomes “stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives”.
New tier four restrictions come into place to cancel Christmas plans for many
Just days after moving Surrey in to Tier 3, the PM was back at the lectern to announce a plethora of new restrictions.
“Lack of acceptable action” by Royal Holloway to combat racial abuse
Students have criticised Royal Holloway’s ‘weak’ response, following screenshots posted to social media, which allegedly show a first year Master’s student at the university racially abusing a Black woman online, because of her skin colour.
Analysis: Boris Johnson’s Green Industrial Revolution Promises Much, but Questions Remain
Aleksandra Wrona explores some of the positives and the pitfalls of the governments ten point plan.
Nearly All of Surrey to Move to Tier 3
Surrey, with the exception of Waverly, will follow much of the East and South East of England into Tier 3 on Saturday.