Credit Suisse found guilty in cocaine cash laundering case
Credit Suisse (CSGN.S) was convicted by Switzerland’s Federal Criminal Court on Monday of failing to prevent money-laundering by a Bulgarian cocaine trafficking gang in the
UK ministers were warned last year of risks of coronavirus pandemicUK ministers were warned last year of risks of coronavirus pandemic
Ministers were warned last year the UK must have a robust plan to deal with a pandemic virus and its potentially catastrophic social and economic
A municipality in Sweden wants money for transporting seniors’ bags
Kerstin Hedman (92) is living alone in Sundsvall, Sweden. She has heart disease. She doesn’t want to go to market because of coronavirus. She wanted help from Sundsvall
Coronavirus crosses grim milestone of 10,000 deaths in US nursing homes
The number of nursing home residents who have succumbed to the novel coronavirus in the United States has surpassed 10,000, a new survey of state data compiled
Man shot dead in Philippines for flouting coronavirus rules
A 63-year-old man was shot dead in the Philippines after threatening village officials and police with a scythe at a coronavirus checkpoint, police said on Saturday. The
Almost half of Europe’s coronavirus deaths are in care homes
The number of people dying from coronavirus in Europe’s care homes has been described as an “unimaginable human tragedy”, as new estimates suggest they make up nearly
New York City prepares for temporary burials of coronavirus victims
New York City may soon have to conduct temporary burials of coronavirus victims as the death toll overwhelms morgues and crematoriums, Mayor Bill de Blasio
The shocking deaths in Canada’s long-term care homes
Medical staff who had abandoned hungry and desperately ill patients. An owner with a long criminal history. Thirty-one dead in less than one month —
George Pell freed after Australian Court overturns sex abuse conviction
The former Vatican treasurer, 78, was the most senior Catholic figure ever jailed for such crimes. In 2018, a jury found he abused two boys
Nearly 7,000 people have died of coronavirus in US nursing homes
At least 6,900 people living in nursing homes in the U.S. have died of the coronavirus, according to The New York Times. Data analyzed by USA Today earlier
3 million masks ordered by Massachusetts were seized at Port of NY
During a news conference on Thursday, Gov. Charlie Baker said he reached out to the New England Patriots when he found himself in need of assistance
UK care home inspectors did not ask about Covid-19 deaths until April
Care home inspectors only started asking if residents were dying from Covid-19 last Thursday, two and half weeks after the UK went into lockdown and a month
Coronavirus outbreak has America’s homeless at risk of ‘disaster’
As coronavirus spreads across the U.S., epidemiologists and public health experts keep hitting one message: Stay home. Without social distancing, Covid-19 could kill nearly 2
Israeli police close Palestinian COVID-19 testing clinic in east Jerusalem
The Israeli police have shut down a clinic where Palestinians were being tested for COVID-19 in the occupied east Jerusalem region. According to local sources
Jerusalem Minister: “I was forced to wear a dirty mask”
Shortly after his release from the al-Maskobiyya interrogation facility in occupied Jerusalem, the Palestinian Government Minister of Jerusalem, Fadi al-Hadmi, said that the soldiers violently
UK coronavirus death figures 15% higher than previously reported
The total number of deaths from coronavirus is 15% higher than previously reported, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The daily
France confiscated the mask, intended Spain and Italy
According to the magazine L’express, the burden two European countries, people are most impressed COVID-19, ordered from a large Swedish company specializing in the production
NYC death toll jumps by 3,700 after uncounted fatalities are added
New York City’s official coronavirus death toll has soared past 10,000, after thousands of deaths that previously went uncounted were added to the city’s statistics.
Israel arrests Palestine’s Jerusalem minister
The Palestinian Authority’s Jerusalem Affairs Minister Fadi al-Hadami was arrested by Israeli police on Friday. The Jerusalem Affairs Ministry said in a statement that Israeli
NHS will use scores to decide if over-65s need intensive care
Frail coronavirus patients may be denied critical care under an NHS scale system designed to free up ICU beds. The controversial ‘Clinical Frailty Scale’ (CFS) ranks patients’
NHS staff testing ‘scandal’ and harrowing survival tales
Throughout the succession of government announcements since the coronavirus outbreak arrived in the UK, ministers have heard persistent calls for NHS workers to be tested.
