The minimum wage in the UK will be raised to 9.50 pound an hour from April next year. Those over the age of 23 are eligible for this minimum wage. The current minimum wage is 8.91 pound per hour. This is going to be nine and a half pounds from April. At the current exchange […]

The fossilised remains of Big John, the world’s largest triceratops dinosaur, were auctioned off in the French capital. The skeleton sold for €6.65 million ($7.74 million; £5.6 million), a European record.  Big John roamed modern-day South Dakota in the United States 66 million years ago, and his bones were discovered in 2014. The plant-eating triceratops was a […]

On Tuesday Bulgaria launched its COVID-19 “Green Certificate” as a mandatory requirement to access at restaurants, theatres, cinemas, concert halls, gyms, clubs and shopping malls as the country faces a rise in coronavirus infections. On Tuesday Health Minister Stoycho Katsarov explained that the new digital or paper health pass confirms that the person has been […]

Protesters unleashed widespread violence against the decision to make the Covid Greenpass mandatory in the country. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets, including in Rome and Milan. Several policemen and protesters were injured. Police used tear gas and water cannon as violence in the heart of Rome escalated. Juliano Castelino, leader of the neo-fascist […]

In a major challenge to the EU’s legal structure, Poland’s top court has rejected the notion of EU law preceding national law in some judicial situations. Some EU treaty clauses, according to the Constitutional Tribunal, are incompatible with Poland’s constitution. It stated that Polish judges should not utilise EU law to call into doubt the […]

A former concentration camp guard has gone on trial 76 years after World War II ended for helping in the murder of 3,518 detainees at Sachsenhausen near Berlin. Josef S is charged with aiding and abetting the shooting of Soviet POWs and the murder of others with Zyklon B gas. Time is running out for […]