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Bereavement is extremely difficult to manage at the best of times, but amid the global coronavirus pandemic, many people are facing the tragic loss of life in even more difficult circumstances. Many people are struggling financially as well as mentally, but what bereavement benefits are on offer to provide assistance? As of 5.30pm on April 29, there have been 220,388 […]
Read moreCongressman Justin Amash has a penchant for going his own way. He is one of the few unwavering critics in either party of government mass surveillance programs and forever wars under the guise of “protecting the homeland.” He was the lone Republican in Congress to conclude that President Trump had engaged in impeachable crimes when he tried to obstruct the […]
Read moreMr Bannatyne came into the public gaze when he joined the BBC’s programme, Dragon’s Den, where successful entrepreneurs choose which start-ups to invest in. The Scottish businessman starred on the programme from 2005 to 2015, and invested in 36 new companies during that time. As Britons look to grow their savings during the pandemic, an interview from 2013 reveals how […]
Read moreIn this article Two weeks into Europe’s first-quarter earnings season, more companies are cutting jobs and throwing up their hands over future guidance. Volkswagen AG forecast a severe drop in earnings this year and IAG SA will slash the workforce at British Airways by almost 30% as the corporate fallout from the coronavirus pandemic worsens. Airbus SE burned through 8 […]
Read moreHyundai has played to its strengths, foregoing things like driving dynamics for greater comfort and an even longer equipment list It could not have been easy to make the second-generation Hyundai Creta. Simply put, the original was a blockbuster and the go-to model in the mid-size SUV segment. However, the segment has grown over the years with stronger rivals (one […]
Read moreChris Hayes on Tuesday once again slammed Fox News’ coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic, describing it as “coronavirus trutherism.” The host of MSNBC’s “All In” noted the “concerted effort” of some influential personalities at the widely watched conservative network to “peddle dangerous misinformation” about the public health crisis that has now killed almost 60,000 people in the U.S. alone. Hayes called […]
Read moreU.K. premier Boris Johnson and his fiancee Carrie Symonds announced the birth of a son on Wednesday morning. “The Prime Minister and Ms Symonds are thrilled to announce the birth of a healthy baby boy at a London hospital earlier this morning,” a spokesperson for the couple said in an emailed statement. “Both mother and baby are doing very well.” […]
Read moreA member of Vice President Mike Pence‘s office has been tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), according to a statement from Pence’s press secretary on Friday. “This evening we were notified that a member of the Office of the Vice President tested positive for the Coronavirus,” Katie Miller said in a statement. “Neither President Trump nor Vice President Pence […]
Read moreEstate agents say many of their clients want to spend time outside now that spring has sprung and the days are growing longer. But they acknowledge lots of people are struggling to spend enough quality time outside and are finding it particularly difficult in the current coronavirus lockdown period. Having a garden is often a rarity for many rental properties […]
Read moreMnuchin: Economy will see ‘big’ coronavirus bounce back by August, September Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin argues June and July will see an economic pickup followed by a ‘big bounce back’ in August and September. He also detailed new measures in the Payroll Protection Program that will ensure loans get into the right hands. Get all the latest news on coronavirus […]
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