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From Tuesday, people in Moscow will be allowed to move around the city whenever they like Moscow's mayor said this was possible as hospitals were discharging more people than they were admitting But there remain concerns about a rush to reopen as the city still records 2,000 infections a day The UK recorded its lowest daily death toll since 22 March - 55 people died with Covid-19 The WHO said that the pandemic was worsening globally, even as it seemed to be easing in Europe In Brazil, the number of cases pass 700,000, but a controversy is growing over its data There are more than 7 million infections globally, with over 400,000 deaths More than seven million cases of coronavirus have been confirmed since the outbreak began, along with 404,000 virus-related deaths. And - despite progress in tackling the virus in Europe - the WHO says the pandemic is "worsening" globally. "More than six months into this pandemic, this is not the time for any country to take it

A self-described Ku Klux Klan leader has been arrested for allegedly driving his car into a group of Black Lives Matters protesters gathered on Sunday in the US state of Virginia. Prosecutors say that Harry Rogers, 36, drove "recklessly" towards a protest in Henrico County, and "revved the engine" before driving into protesters. Mr Rogers appeared in Henrico court on the outskirts of Richmond on Monday, facing charges of assault and battery. A hate crime investigation is underway. One protester was injured and treated at the scene, authorities said, but was not seriously hurt. In a separate incident on Sunday night, a man drove at a crowd of protesters in Seattle, and brandished a gun at them. The suspect is now in custody, while a 27-year-old man who was shot at the scene was taken to hospital, local authorities said. Anti-racism protests sparked by the death of George Floyd are entering their third week. Mr Floyd died while being restrained by a Minnesota p

The plan for all primary school years in England to go back to school before the end of term is to be dropped by the government. There had been an aim for all primary pupils to spend four weeks in school before the summer break. But it is no longer thought to be feasible and instead schools will be given "flexibility" over whether or not to admit more pupils. Head teachers' leaders said it had never been a practical possibility. It comes after Health Secretary Matt Hancock conceded at Monday's Downing Street briefing that secondary schools in England may not fully reopen until September "at the earliest". Prime Minister Boris Johnson will chair a cabinet meeting later to discuss the next steps to ease lockdown restrictions, before Education Secretary Gavin Williamson delivers a statement to the House of Commons on the reopening of schools. There are separate rules for managing the threat of coronavirus in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The Electoral Commission (EC) has filed a document in court to explain why it is excluding the use of the old voters’ ID from the list of identification documents for the new voters’ register. In a 31-page document presented to the Supreme Court, the Electoral Commission among other things argued that it is an independent body and has the constitutional responsibility of determining how any registration exercise will be conducted. It further said that it had duly presented before Parliament the Constitutional Instrument on the compilation of the new register which does not include the use of the old voters’ ID. “[The EC has the] sole exclusive constitutional responsibility to compile a voters register and to determine how that compilation will be affected and it is not subject to the direction or control of any other person or body.” “The second legal basis is that, in exercising its exclusive constitutional duty, the 2nd Defendant [EC] has placed before Parliament a Constitution

Another issue has yet popped up again concerning racism and misogyny. Actor, Hartley Sawyer has been fired from the The Flash series after his tweets containing misogynist and racist references were surfaced in the past week. The actor who plays or apparently played the role of Ralph Dibney(Elongated Man) on the CW series has been fired because his tweets make references to sexual assault and contain racist and homophobic language. Sawyer's Twitter account has been deleted, but screenshots of the old posts have been circulated online off late. The tweets that have caused such a stir online date mainly from 2012 and 2014, including this one: “The only thing keeping me from doing mildly racist tweets is the knowledge that Al Sharpton would never stop complaining about me.” Another one from 2012 read that “as a lad, one of my favorite activities was kidnapping homeless women and cutting off their breasts.” The show’s executive producer Eric Wallace tweeted his own view on Sawyer

Washington (CNN) A crowd of police officers in Philadelphia gathered outside their local union headquarters on Monday to show their support for one of their own -- a staff inspector facing assault charges after allegedly  beating a college student  at an anti-racism protest last week. Like all criminal defendants, Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna is innocent until proven guilty. But it seemed like the crowd of  more than already made up their minds, despite viral footage of Bologna hitting the student in the back of the head with a metal baton, sending him to the hospital. Following the rally, the union that represents Bologna issued a statement, saying it "will not stand-by and watch Inspector Bologna get railroaded." As public opinion shifts on issues of police violence and racial discrimination, and cities begin to rethink their approach to law enforcement, powerful police unions across the country are digging in, and preparing for a once-in-a-generat

Transfer target teammate gives hope to United, Chelsea and Arsenal in pursuit  Bayer Leverkusen Goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky admits that his teammate is destined for big clubs. Kai Havertz is one of the top-notch talent coming out of the Bundesliga. The player is enjoying a great season with Leverkusen. He is the first player to reach the landmark of 35 goals before turning 21. Havertz is one of the players to keep an eye on for the future. Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Manchester United, Liverpool are some of the big clubs who are after Havertz. Havertz’s teammate Lukas Hradecky, is of the opinion that the player is “destined for greater things”.“He’s a star in the making and we’re happy he is here, hopefully, it’s not the last season he will be with us”.”But I do think he is destined for bigger things. Havertz has been in great form since the Bundesliga’s restart, scoring 5 goals in games. Overall he has 15 goals and 8 assists for Leverkusen in 38 appearances in all c

Chelsea  are set to make their second signing ahead of the transfer window as they close in on RB Leipzig star  Timo Werner . The Blues, who have been tracking Werner's progress all season and have been looking to add a forward since January, having agreed a five-year-deal worth £200,000-a-week with the 24-year-old German international. Sport  ›  Football How will Chelsea line up with Timo Werner? Three tactical options for Frank Lampard next season JOE KRISHNAN   3 hours ago  Click to follow ES Sport In Pictures | Timo Werner's career so far 22show all Chelsea  are set to make their second signing ahead of the transfer window as they close in on RB Leipzig star  Timo Werner . The Blues, who have been tracking Werner's progress all season and have been looking to add a forward since January, having agreed a five-year-deal worth £200,000-a-week with the 24-year-old German international. Werner was a top target for Premier League rivals Liverpoo

"> Fpl New Rules: Fantasy Premier League made amendments ahead of the restart of the Premier League from 17th June 2020. The Fantasy Premier League, one of the treasures for the fans who follow football has brought in new changes to settle in accordance with the revised schedule published by the league authorities. The new rules regarding the fantasy game were announced on Monday on the official website of the  Premier League . The new rules bring in some interesting changes which can totally change the course of the game. Oneof the most interesting change is the allowance of making unlimited transfers before the start of the game-week 30. Apart from this the FPL also announced that it is open again for FPL managers to prepare for the run-in. Last week it was confirmed the 2019/20 Premier League season will  resume on 17 June , if all safety requirements are in place. To know more about the change in rules read the further explanation by the Premier League. The remain

President Donald Trump talks about imposing law and order, and his hardline approach towards the protesters this week is helping to shore up his base of supporters. But what do the parts of the US that propelled him to victory in 2016 think of his aggressive strategy? Shirley Hartman, an artist who works in watercolour and acrylics, moved to Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, years ago because she wanted to feel safe. She had been robbed in Philadelphia, a city about 60 miles away, and she was looking for a place where she did not have to worry about violence. With protests unfolding across the US, she says that she is again concerned about her safety and is glad that the president acted forcefully, threatening to deploy the military. The demonstrators went too far, she says, and he responded appropriately. "It's gotten out of hand," says Ms Hartman. "They've gone to extremes, and sometimes it's necessary to go to extremes, too, to respond." The protests h

US Democrats in Congress have proposed sweeping legislation to reform American police, following weeks of protests against police brutality and racism. The bill would make it easier to prosecute police for misconduct, ban chokeholds, and addresses racism. Its comes as Minneapolis lawmakers vowed to disband the city's police force. The death of George Floyd at the hands of a white officer there sparked national pressure for change. However, it was unclear whether Republicans, who control the US Senate, will support the proposed Justice in Policing Act of 2020. Mr Floyd's brother is expected to testify to the House of Representatives later this week in a hearing on police reform. What does the bill say? The Justice in Policing Act of 2020 was introduced on Monday by top Democratic lawmakers House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, black senators Kamala Harris and Cory Booker and members of the Congressional Black Caucus. As she unveiled the bill,

Coming up at 7pm: We'll be Debating the fate of the Colston statue In A webcast Related Stories Coming up: We'll have a live debate on the events in Bristol here and on Facebook at 7pm Edward Colston's statue was pulled from its plinth in Bristol city centre on Sunday It happened during a Black Lives Matter protest There has been debate about the monument for years - Bristol mayor Marvin Rees described it as an "affront to humanity" The statue of the slave trader was later thrown in Bristol's harbour Police are investigating and Home Secretary Priti Patel has condemned the incident Conservatives in Bristol have also criticised protesters saying pulling the statue down was "wanton criminal damage" But protesters disagreed with some saying the statue represents "years of hurt" Bristol mayor Marvin Rees says the statue will be retrieved from the harbour and put in a museum Bristol band Massive Attack describes Colston's past as

We appreciate this is a challenging time for people as coronavirus continues to spread But amid all the worrying news, there have been reasons to find hope BBC News is sharing stories of how people are helping and looking out for each other. Many of us have been getting creative in lockdown, perhaps taking up a new hobby, or picking up an old one. Six-year-old Oakley has made one of his pastimes, drawing animal pictures, into a great charity fundraiser by selling pictures to raise money for local hospitals. In total he raised £621 for Colchester and Ipswich hospitals. Essex Police thanked Oakley for his hard work on social media. Some of the first air passengers to be affected by new quarantine rules for those coming to the UK have cast doubt on their effectiveness. All arrivals in the country must provide an address where they will self-isolate for 14 days, with spot checks and fines for those found to be in breach. But some passengers claimed it was impossible to keep a safe

A 91-year-old woman has died following a fire at a house in Moray. Emergency services had been called to Clark Street in Hopeman on Sunday afternoon. Police Scotland said inquiries were continuing, but that there did not appear to be any suspicious circumstances. A report will be sent to the procurator fiscal. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said eight fire appliances and one height unit were sent to the scene. SFRS area commander Martin Tait said: "Sadly, a 91 year-old woman was found to have passed away following the fire. "Our thoughts are very much with her family, friends and the wider community at this difficult time. source: www.jsportnewsgh.com

statue of a slave trader which was torn down during an anti-racism protest in Bristol was "an affront", the city's mayor has said. Mayor Marvin Rees said he felt no "sense of loss" after the controversial bronze statue of Edward Colston was pulled down and thrown into the harbour by protesters on Sunday. But Prime Minister Boris Johnson described it as a "criminal act". Avon and Somerset Police said a decision was taken not to intervene. Mr Johnson's official spokesman said: "The PM's view is that in this country, where there is strong opinion, there is a democratic process which should be followed. "People can campaign for the removal of a statue but what happened yesterday was a criminal act and when the criminal law is broken that is unacceptable and the police will want to hold to account those responsible. "The PM absolutely understands the strength of feeling, but in this country we settle our differences democratica

The UK has recorded its lowest daily rise in the number of coronavirus deaths since before lockdown on 23 March, latest government figures show. A further 55 people died after testing positive with the virus as of 17:00 BST on Sunday, taking the total to 40,597. This included no new deaths announced in both Scotland and Northern Ireland for the second consecutive day. However, there tends to be fewer deaths reported on Mondays, due to a reporting lag over the weekend. The number of new UK cases on Monday - 1,205 - is also the lowe On the day lockdown began, 23 March, there was a rise of 74 deaths. The UK is only the second country - after the US - to pass the milestone of 40,000 deaths. The welcome drop in deaths being announced is encouraging news. But they come with a big caveat - there are always delays recording fatalities over the weekend. Last Monday there were just over 100 new deaths announced, but other days last week topped 300. Nonetheless, it does show that prog

Man kill pregnant wife and cook the unborn baby's flesh and ate. Maame Krobo, a predominantly farming village in the Eastern Region has been thrown a state of mourning following the murder of a pregnant woman by husband, who police said was mentally ill. "My father has been suffering from mental illness for two years( but was not that worse) but today see what has happen." Son said Many residents are yet to recover from the shock and sadness over the incident which happened on Monday, June 8, 2020 at 12:00pm. The District police officer, Mr Anaglo Godfred said that, " residents in the village meted out instant justice to the alleged murderer, Bismarck by lynching for killing 30 year old Janice Agyei." The body of the suspect and the dismembered body of the victim have being deposited to the district hospital mortuary at Donkokrom. Leave your comments in the comment box. Don't forget to share to love once and follow me for more breaking news. Stay ble

I went to my teachers house and he raped me,my teacher stays near my house so sometimes I go to his house and wash his clothes and also cook for him.my mother knew about it but she encouraged me to do that because she thought I was helping him because he was single. I have be going to my teachers house for several times to wash his clothes and cook for him,sometimes he gives me money.not knowing he wanted to rape me.one day he invited me to his house to cook for him so I went there to cook for him I told my mother about it and she allowed me to go, when I went there he told me to come inside and see when school will resume for SHS 3 students. I went inside as soon as I entered the room he closed the door I asked him why he told me he likes me and I should allow him to do one pɛ I said no to him but he didn't listen and started Rapping me.he told me he will help me pass my final exam if I don't tell anyone and he also gave me money. I couldn't handle it so I told my par

A man has mercilessly beaten his wife to the extents of removing 3 of her teeth after the man got to know through a DNA proof that all his 3 children are not his. As pictures goes viral and circulates around on social media, it is said according to information gathered that this man wanted to immigrate his wife and children with him to USA. After years of document processing and huge payment of money to the embassy, everything was set. He then came down to spend some time with his wife and kids whom he had already given birth to, long before he left to the US and also to finish off with the necessary documentation and interview sessions which requires paternity DNA proof before the children’s Visas could be granted. He together with his wife and kids happily went to the embassy on the scheduled appointment date for the interview session with which after the kids will receive their visa. In the course of the interview the children were asked some basic questions about

The  CIES Football Observatory  has just published its list of the most valuable players in Europe’s top 5 leagues according to their calculations, and there’s a Chelsea player in the top 20, but perhaps not who you would expect. Mason Mount is listed as having a value of €102.5m, putting the England midfielder just behind Matthijs de Ligt and just ahead of his old Ajax teammate Frenkie de Jong. It even puts him ahead of Leo Messi, but given the Argentine is 32 years old, what’s perhaps more impressive is that he’s up there at all. The fact that Mount is just 21, has scored goals consistently through his career so far, is English and has until 2024 left on his contract will all contribute to his inflated value. Given the criticism he gets within our own fanbase, it’s easy to forget how highly rated he actually is around Europe. Incredibly, the next name on the list is Kepa Arrizabalaga. Someone really needs to tell these guys about Reece James. source: www.jsportne

Chelsea  head boss Frank Lampard is facing up to the prospect of being without key midfielder  N'Golo Kante  for the Premier League's resumption next week, sources have told ESPN. The Stamford Bridge outfit stepped up their preparations over the weekend with an intrasquad game at Stamford Bridge involving the vast majority of senior players including  Christian Pulisic ,  Jorginho ,  Willian ,  Tammy Abraham  and  Mason Mount . However, Kante was given permission to miss the match as he  continues to express concerns over player safety during the coronavirus pandemic . The 29-year-old has regularly attended the club's Cobham training base but only to follow an individual programme rather than joining in group sessions, despite the Premier League voting to return to contact training last month after agreeing a detailed protocol with medical advisors and the government. Kante lost a brother to a heart attack shortly before the 2018 World Cup and suffered a health

Chelsea have been in search of star players this summer transfer window to replace key positions in the club. Frank Lampard has only made one signing since his reign to full control of the Blues squad. Hakim Ziyech is the big name that Chelsea fans cannot wait to see in action. The Blues have had their second target about to land in London as they have agreed on principle terms with goal machine Timo werner. He has been on the radar of many clubs, the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United. The youngster has had a superb campaign in the Bundesliga. He has been able to score a total of 31 goals in forty games this season. Liverpool was the main competitor to Chelsea as they were in need of a support striker to Firminho. The Germany international is a key striker who could fit in the United squad too but had to consider a place in Chelsea. The Blues are set to allocate him the coveted No.10 shirt which will see him as a main player in the frontline taking all chances to net in as

Chief Constable Andy Marsh of Avon and Somerset Police has issued the following statement after officers at the Black Lives Matter protest were criticised for not intervening as the statue was torn down. He said he fully supported commanders on the ground who decided that intervening would lead to a violent confrontation. "While I certainly do not condone crime and damage of any support, i fully support the actions of my officers," he said. source: www.jsportnewsgh.com

Edward Colston's statue was pulled from its plinth in Bristol city centre on Sunday It happened during a Black Lives Matter protest There has been debate about the monument for years - Bristol mayor Marvin Rees described is as an "affront to humanity" The statue of the slave trader was later thrown in Bristol's harbour Police are investigating and Home Secretary Priti Patel has condemned the incident Conservatives in Bristol have also criticised saying pulling the statue down was "wanton criminal damage" But protesters disagreed with some saying the statue represents "years of hurt" Bristol mayor Marvin Rees says the statue will be retrieved from the harbour and put in a museum Bristol band Massive Attack describes Colston's past as "a philanthropy derived from crimes against humanity" source: www.jsportnewsgh.com

A British man who fell into a well on the Indonesian island of Bali has been rescued after six days. Jacob Roberts, 29, broke his leg after falling into the 4m-deep well in Pecatu village while being chased by a dog, said AFP quoting local authorities. The well was dry but his leg meant he was unable to get out. Witnesses say there was a small amount of water in the well which likely kept him alive. Mr Roberts' cries for help were eventually heard by a local resident. The resident had been looking for cattle feed near the area, which was in an isolated part of the village, said news outlet the Bali Sun. He alerted the local authorities. "He looked thin and injured," South Kuta police chief Yusak Agustinus Sooai said of Mr Roberts' condition when he was found on Saturday. Local search and rescue chief Gede Darmada said Mr Roberts was lifted out of the well in a stretcher by three men, according to the local search and rescue agency, Basarnas Bali. In a statement

The chief minister of India's capital Delhi has said that state hospitals will now be reserved only for residents of the city. Arvind Kejriwal's announcement came amid allegations that hospitals are refusing to admit new patients. Delhi has witnessed a surge of infections in recent days. It currently has 27,000 cases with 761 deaths. India has a total of 256,611 confirmed Covid-19 cases, the fifth-highest number in the world. A five-member expert committee comprising top doctors told local reporters that Delhi could record 100,000 Covid-19 cases by the end of June if we follow the trend we are looking at, which "suggests that the cases are getting doubled every 14-15 days". The news comes even as India has taken steps to further relax its stringent lockdown - malls, restaurants, temples and offices are open from Monday. What are Delhi residents saying? There have been a number of reports that people with Covid-like symptoms are being turned away from hospitals

From Monday, most people arriving in the UK will have to quarantine for two weeks Some groups are exempt such as road haulage workers and travellers from the Republic of Ireland The move is controversial, with airlines and travel companies saying it is unjustified With zero active cases, New Zealand will move to its lowest level of lockdown at midnight local time New York City begins opening up, with hundreds of thousands expected back at work A single coal mine in Poland has been found to be the source of hundreds of new cases Infections in Saudi Arabia top 100,000, the health ministry said on Sunday There are almost 7 million recorded virus cases globally, with more than 400,000 deaths. Coronavirus is continuing its spread across the world, with more than 6.9 million confirmed cases in 188 countries, while more than 400,000 people have lost their lives. access a wide range of tables, graphs and facts about the global pandemic. The charts show which countries have the most ca

New Zealand is set to lift almost all its coronavirus restrictions within hours as it reports there are no active cases in the country. It will move to level one, the lowest of its four-tier alert system, at midnight local time (12:00 GMT). Under this, social distancing will no longer be required and there will be no limits on public gatherings, but borders will remain closed. New Zealand has reported no new Covid-19 cases for more than two weeks. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told reporters she did "a little dance" when she was told the country no longer had any active virus cases. "While we're in a safer, stronger position there's still no easy path back to pre-Covid life, but the determination and focus we have had on our health response will now be vested in our economic rebuild," she said. "While the job is not done, there is no denying this is a milestone. So can I finish with a very simple, 'Thank you, New Zealand'." 'A su

Barcelona reportedly turned down a €45m offer from an unnamed club for Francisco Trincao, just days after they announced his scheduled arrival this summer. As per the club’s official site on January 31, they announced that they had signed the 20-year-old in a deal worth €31m, and that he would join them on July 1. SEE MORE: Barcelona and Real Madrid face snub as classy target tipped to stay with Euro giants by rival club chief The youngster has impressed for Braga this season, scoring seven goals and providing nine assists in 30 appearances, while he has been capped from U17 to U21 level for Portugal to suggest that he has a bright future ahead of him for club and country. However, it seems as though Barcelona’s resolve was tested almost immediately, as Mundo Deportivo report that they received a €45m offer for their new signing via agent Jorge Mendes just days after making his move official, but club president Josep Maria Bartomeu dismissed the idea of selling him before he’s eve

One of the fastest rising stars of the Chelsea academy is Faustino 'Tino' Anjorin. The 18-year old has experienced a steady rise in his stock thanks to his fantastic performances for the Chelsea youth team this season, which culminated in his first ever Premier league appearance, the 4-0 win over Everton in March. His performances have not gone unnoticed, as several top clubs are reportedly interested in bringing in the youngster. Manchester United, Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool have all been reported to be interested in Anjorin, while Borussia Dortmund are also keen on bringing him to Germany. However, he is set to leave all of them disappointed. Faustino Anjorin is set to stay at Chelsea according to Sky Sports. Chelsea are set to confirm that Anjorin will sign a new deal and extend his stay at his boyhood club. Lampard has fought hard to keep the English youngster at the club. He handed Anjorin his first senior appearance in the 7-1 bashing of Grimbsly Town

Report: Neymar Told PSG Teammates He Wants to go to Barcelona Report: Neymar Told PSG Teammates He Wants to go to Barcelona Neymar Jr. has not given up on returning to FC Barcelona according to reports out of Spain. According to Mundo Deportivo, the Paris Saint-Germain superstar has made it clear to his closest teammates that he wants to leave for Barcelona. “I want to go to Barca,” Neymar reportedly told them. Of course, this contradicts what Ander Herrera said last month, which was that Neymar is happy in Paris. “I had dinner with Neymar before the quarantine and he is very involved with the project. He told me that he has never been so happy in Paris,” Herrera said. “PSG’s project is such that both feel fulfilled in Paris.” Regardless of who you believe, the fact remains that Barcelona cannot afford Neymar. They can’t afford him at the price PSG has set, which is €175 million, and they don’t have the players that would entice the Ligue 1 champions to work out a swap