One afternoon in 1960, the Kennedy clan gathered at Le Pavillon on Park Avenue and 57th Street to discuss John’s presidential bid. Per usual, the family sat at Le Royale, as the best table at the esteemed French restaurant was known, but they were soon disturbed by a photographer who had snuck into the establishment. Joseph… Read More »
THURSDAY, April 15, 2021 — Americans were living shorter lives and dying at a significantly higher rate than the citizens of wealthy European countries even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, a new study reports. The United States suffered more than 400,000 excess deaths in 2017 alone, pre-COVID, compared to the combined populations of France, Germany,… Read More »
NHS Test and Trace is failing in areas with high BAME populations because of ‘language barriers and trust issues’, experts warn In Luton just 47 per cent of potentially-infected people contacted by tracers Only 65 per cent of close contacts in Leicester ere tracked down and isolated A language barrier may be one of the driving… Read More »