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Boris Johnson’s future as Prime Minister was thrown into further question late Saturday night after it emerged that Brexit negotiator Lord David Frost has resigned

Central London descended into chaotic scenes on Saturday after police squared off with demonstrators in a large-scale protest against the latest coronavirus restrictions.

Former Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico was arrested on live television this week after attempting to give a statement ahead of a planned protest that would defy the country’s Wuhan virus restrictions.

Ireland’s Deputy Prime Minister (Tánaiste) Leo Varadkar has warned of a “long war” with the coronavirus, during which the government may allow “periods of freedom” for the people.

The British government is reportedly drafting plans for a two-week “circuit breaker” lockdown amid doomsday predictions from scientific advisors.

Boris Johnson attended a lockdown-breaking pizza party in May of last year, according to allegations made by sources speaking to the media.

Just days after the Dutch government cancelled Christmas, news has emerged that the nation’s royal family held a lockdown-breaking party last week. Days after Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced that The Netherlands would be spending Christmas in lockdown, news has

Britons may be getting tired of promises of a road to normality that is honoured, and now offered at least seven times by the govt…

Christmas has been cancelled in the Netherlands, with the Dutch prime minister telling the public they cannot cuddle their grandchildren.

Another British minister has shown themselves unable to count the number of Omicron cases in hospitals, initially overestimating the real number over 70 fold.

The Italian government has approved a decree to extend the Wuhan coronavirus state of emergency beyond December 31st until March 31st and quarantine unvaccinated travellers.

The UK suffered yet another direct address from the PM Wednesday evening, with Johnson asking the public to get jabbed a third time.

A former Conservative candidate for London mayor has resigned from a committee role after it was revealed he attended a Christmas party that likely breached Covid restrictions.

Olaf Scholz has said that he remains “chancellor of the unvaccinated”, despite his support for mandatory vaccination.

British lawmakers voted Tuesday to approve new restrictions, but Boris Johnson faced a major revolt in his own Conservative party.

Durham Cathedral is insisting on Covid passes for its Christmas services. But some are asking whether this is what Jesus would have wanted.

Conservative lockdown-sceptic MP Steve Baker has accused Boris Johnson’s government of creating a “miserable dystopia” in pushing for new coronavirus restrictions.

Britain’s Health Secretary Sajid Javid has revealed that the double-vaccinated will no longer be entitled to Covid passes “once all adults have had a reasonable chance to get their booster jab”. 

Boris Johnson appeared to issue a veiled threat to citizens that failing to “get boosted” as a matter of urgency could see their “freedoms” and “way of life” taken away in an address to the nation.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a rebellion from his Cabinet if he tries to introduce harsher coronavirus restrictions in England if the new restrictions the government plans to bring in on the 15th of December fail to decrease Covid cases.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s press chief, Jack Doyle, allegedly spoke at the 18th of December ‘party’, that No 10 claimed didn’t happen, according to multiple reports.

Spain’s birthrate declined by over five per cent during 2020, further reducing the already low birthrate in the country, while the mortality rate jumped nearly 18 per cent.

The introduction of Covid passes in England will lead to mandatory vaccination, creating a “subclass of people who are treated as unclean, unsafe, and excluded”, privacy and civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch has warned.

Britons reacted to lockdown hypocrisy in their own inimitable way, with over 1 million responding to a Christmas rave at the PM’s residence.

An inquiry into an alleged lockdown-breaching party at the offices of PM Johnson nearly a year ago will also look at two prior gatherings.

LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie have announced the birth of a baby girl.

A 66-year-old Irish grandmother has once again been jailed after being found in a shop without a face mask.

New Chancellor Karl Nehammer has set an end date for the general lockdown in Austria for December 12th but it will only apply to those considered to be fully vaccinated against the Wuhan coronavirus.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has criticised Boris Johnson for claiming that the UK may need to have a “national conversation” about mandatory vaccination.

UK’s Boris Johnson has introduced vax passes for English venues and extended other measures, pointing to lockdown Christmas for a second year. 

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was accused of employing a ‘dead cat strategy’ — killing a bad news story with a worse one — by planting lockdown rumours after damaging revelations about an allegedly rules-busting government Christmas party emerged in the press.

Stratton resigned hours after footage of her discussing a hotly-contested cheese and wine night, allegedly at Downing Street, emerged. 

Leaked video has revealed Downing Street’s senior staff joking about an alleged lockdown-breaking Christmas party at Number 10 last year — published just days after the deputy prime minister denied there was a party at Boris Johnson’s residence. The prime minister apologised for the video, but continues to maintain that there was no such event.

Lockdown sceptic Conservative MP Sir Desmond Swayne has criticised the “mad scientists” advising the government, accusing them of having a “socialist wet dream” of introducing more coronavirus restrictions before Christmas.

Restaurants, sports events, concerts, theatres, and other public events all off-limits even to those with a negative covid test from today.

Conservative MP Sir Christopher Chope has accused his own government of “waging” a “propaganda war” on the British people to encourage them to support continuing restrictions.