Articles tagged "deaths"

[video] Why did Zelensky fire Zaluzhnyi? -- Syrskyi reveals his priorities as Ukraine's new chief commander -- Ukraine facing 'critical shortage' of missiles, military hardware -- No Ukrainian POWs on crashed Russian Il-76 aircraft -- Russia builds militaristic youth camps in occupied Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- and more

Italian company makes sure Russian war machine has the steel it needs -- Is Ukraine ready for long war? -- Hungary to veto Bulgaria's Schengen bid unless it cancels Russian gas transit tax -- Russia committing more reserves in attempt to capture Kupiansk -- and more

Russian forces transfer troops to southern Ukraine, may pause Sloviansk campaign -- Prosecutor General says vacuum bomb killed 50 Ukrainian POWs in Olenivka on July 29 -- Ukraine takes back 46 villages in Kherson Oblast since start of counteroffensive -- Death toll due to Russian shelling of evacuating minibus rises to 3 -- and more

UN nuclear watchdog loses contact with safeguards monitoring systems at Chornobyl -- International Court of Justice (ICJ) held the first hearing -- Russian downgraded credit rating to imminent default -- and more

Byline Times warned the public about ‘herd immunity’ from the beginning of the Coronavirus crisis – now two influential House of Commons committees have concluded that it was the result of Boris Johnson’s handling of the pandemic in its early stages

Higher vaccination rates are translating to lower Covid infection and death rates in western Europe – except in the UK where case numbers are surging

Chronic neglect of the NHS, poor pandemic preparedness and flawed government policies have contributed to the appalling impact of the Covid-19 crisis in the UK

Boris Johnson isn’t following scientific advice, he is running scared of a backbench rebellion by a minority of MPs in his own party.

Cummings - Johnson held out on reimposing Covid restrictions because “the people who are dying are essentially all over 80.”

Tory England ignores science of WHO's warning over letting people catch Covid earlier as England prepares for ‘big bang’ reopening

Tory government has caused anger among bereaved families by telling them it are 'too busy' to start an inquiry into the UK’s handling of the Covid pandemic.

Court finds home secretary accountable for failures to ensure that deaths in immigration detention centres are investigated properly