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- NewsThe Independent
Woman filmed removing thong to use as face mask in supermarket
‘Quite frankly I think the bacteria on your knickers is less than on the mask,’ says fellow shopper
- NewsPA Media: Motoring
What is E10 petrol?
The government has announced E10 petrol is coming from September, but what does that mean?
- NewsThe Telegraph
Nicola Sturgeon could be gone in weeks over the Alex Salmond affair, says Scottish Tory leader
Nicola Sturgeon could be gone as Scotland’s First Minister in weeks over the Alex Salmond affair, the Scottish Conservative leader has suggested. In an interview with The Telegraph, Douglas Ross said the Sturgeon-Salmond saga had brought “sleaze and scandal to the heart of Scottish politics”. At the centre of the row is whether Ms Sturgeon lied to the Scottish Parliament about what she knew, a potential breach of the ministerial code. She has denied any wrongdoing. Mr Ross said if the allegation is proved true Ms Sturgeon should “absolutely” resign, and even hinted it was possible she could go before the Holyrood elections in May. “We have lost first ministers through resignations here in Scotland for far less than what Nicola Sturgeon has been accused of,” he said. Asked if Ms Sturgeon could be gone by Christmas, he said: “I think there is a lot to come not just this year but in the next few weeks that would really threaten her as the head of the SNP and as First Minister. And that’s before we even get into the election campaign.” Mr Ross, the Tory MP from Moray who became Scottish party leader last August, was speaking on Thursday, one day before Mr Salmond gave evidence in Holyrood. Mr Ross said once the Scottish parliamentary committee probing the row had completed its work the UK civil service should also look into what happened. “Leslie Evans has to be answerable for her conduct and the questions that will arise from the Scottish Parliament committee,” Mr Ross told The Telegraph.
- PoliticsThe Independent
US dashes Boris Johnson’s hopes of quick post-Brexit trade deal by announcing ‘review’ of talks
Brakes slammed on negotiations to reassess ‘developments’ and confront ‘pandemic reality’
- NewsINSIDER
Residents of an Indian slum thought they were getting vaccinated like everyone else but were unknowingly part of a clinical trial
After a white van advertised COVID-19 vaccines to a central-Indian slum, many of its residents feel duped after finding out they were in a trial.
- BusinessThe Guardian
AstraZeneca and Moderna’s contrasting rewards for fighting Covid hardly seem fair
AstraZeneca and Moderna’s contrasting rewards for fighting Covid hardly seem fairWhile Moderna is being hailed as a national saviour in the US, AZ’s only gain so far has been goodwill A woman receives a Moderna Covid vaccine at a pop-up clinic in a church in Louisville, Kentucky. Photograph: Jon Cherry/Getty Images
- EntertainmentPeople
Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni's Cutest Friendship Throwback Photos
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