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Chief medical advisor warns there is ‘a big wave’ which is ‘coming straight at us’ by Boxing Day

Dr Susan Hopkins the chief medical adviser for the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has raised serious concerns of the impact Omicron will have on the NHS this winter. Shw… The post Chief medical advisor warns there is ‘a big wave’ which is ‘coming straight at us’ by Boxing Day appeared first on London Business…

Minister warns tens of thousands could be hospitalised as there are now ‘cases in hospital with Omicron’

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has warned on Sunday that the UK could have tens of thousands of Brits being hospitalised as there are now “cases in hospital with Omicron.” He… The post Minister warns tens of thousands could be hospitalised as there are now ‘cases in hospital with Omicron’ appeared first on London Business News…

Met Police will face legal action if they do not investigate No.10 parties which was ‘clear breach of tier three restrictions’

The Metropolitan Police have been threatened with legal action by the Good Law Project as they are refusing to investigate at least seven breaches of the tiered restrictions at Downing… The post Met Police will face legal action if they do not investigate No.10 parties which was ‘clear breach of tier three restrictions’ appeared first…

Sturgeon warns Scotland could be ‘starting to experience a potential tsunami of infections’ as Omicron ‘runs riot’

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned on Friday that the country could see a “tsunami of infections” as the transmissible Omicron variant is running rampant. Sturgeon said Omicron will… The post Sturgeon warns Scotland could be ‘starting to experience a potential tsunami of infections’ as Omicron ‘runs riot’ appeared first on London Business News…

WHO warns if bird flu outbreak ‘acquires human-to-human transmissibility a new pandemic would be akin to a global tsunami’

In the UK’s largest ever outbreak, the Animal & Plant Health Agency (APHA) are reporting new cases in captive birds almost daily. Since late October, 40 premises have been infected… The post WHO warns if bird flu outbreak ‘acquires human-to-human transmissibility a new pandemic would be akin to a global tsunami’ appeared first on London…

Calls for Commons leader to resign as an event he attended will not be ‘investigated by the police in a year’s time’

The Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg has been caught on camera making remarks over a think-tank event he attended not be “investigated by the police in a year’s time,” which is… The post Calls for Commons leader to resign as an event he attended will not be ‘investigated by the police in a year’s time’ appeared…

UK sends more troops to Poland and Lithuania as they are ‘under significant pressure’ of migration from Belarus

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has sent more troops to Poland and Lithuania as tensions grow on the Belarusian border. “Poland and Lithuania, along with their Baltic neighbour Latvia, have… The post UK sends more troops to Poland and Lithuania as they are ‘under significant pressure’ of migration from Belarus appeared first on London Business…

Travel company warns that the Omicron surge has impacted holiday bookings as there has been a ‘big tail off’

On the Beach travel firm is the latest to take a hit on demand for holiday bookings due to the surge in Omicron cases and the government’s new testing regulations.… The post Travel company warns that the Omicron surge has impacted holiday bookings as there has been a ‘big tail off’ appeared first on London…

More than 200 employers ‘named and shamed’ by the government for falling short of paying staff the minimum wage

Over 200 employers have today been named and shamed by government for failing to pay their lowest paid staff the minimum wage. The 208 employers were found to have failed… The post More than 200 employers ‘named and shamed’ by the government for falling short of paying staff the minimum wage appeared first on London…

SMEs call for government support due to staff shortages and supply chain issues

More than two thirds (68%) of London SME owners anticipate the current supply chain issues and staff shortages to only get worse before they get better, according to a new… The post SMEs call for government support due to staff shortages and supply chain issues appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

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