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The United States and Britain have warned their citizens to stay away from the Serena Hotel in Kabul, citing "security threats".
The warning comes days after over 50 people were killed in an explosion&nbsp;at a mosque packed with worshippers for Friday prayers in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz. The Islamic State group had claimed the attack.
Also watch:&nbsp;At least 100 killed, injured in a blast in Kunduz: Taliban official
The US State Department asked the US citizens at or near Serena Hotel to "leave immediately", while, the UK Foreign Office in a statement highlighted the increased risk, and recommended their citizens not to stay in hotels, particularly the Serena hotel in Kabul.
The Serena is Kabul's most well-known luxury hotel, and it was popular with international guests before the Taliban's takeover of the city almost two months ago.

US, UK warn citizens of 'security threats' to Kabul hotels

The US and Britain warned their citizens to stay away from hotels in Kabul, particularly the well-known Serena. 

US, UK warn citizens of threat to Kabul hotels

The United States and Britain have warned their citizens to stay away from the Serena Hotel in Kabul, citing "security threats".
The warning comes days after over 50 people were killed in an explosion&nbsp;at a mosque packed with worshippers for Friday prayers in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz. The Islamic State group had claimed the attack.
The US State Department asked the US citizens at or near Serena Hotel to "leave immediately", while, the UK Foreign Office in a statement highlighted the increased risk, and recommended their citizens not to stay in hotels, particularly the Serena hotel in Kabul.
The Serena is Kabul's most well-known luxury hotel, and it was popular with international guests before the Taliban's takeover of the city almost two months ago.

"US citizens who are at or near the Serena Hotel should leave immediately," the US State Department said, citing "security threats".

The United States and Britain have warned their citizens to stay away from the Serena Hotel in Kabul, citing "security threats".
The warning comes days after over 50 people were killed in an explosion&nbsp;at a mosque packed with worshippers for Friday prayers in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz. The Islamic State group had claimed the attack.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/at-least-100-killed-injured-in-a-blast-in-kunduz-taliban-official-1633702714098" target="_blank">At least 100 killed, injured in a blast in Kunduz: Taliban official</a>
The US State Department asked the US citizens at or near Serena Hotel to "leave immediately", while, the UK Foreign Office in a statement highlighted the increased risk, and recommended their citizens not to stay in hotels, particularly the Serena hotel in Kabul.
The Serena is Kabul's most well-known luxury hotel, and it was popular with international guests before the Taliban's takeover of the city almost two months ago.

The name&rsquo;s Craig, Commander Craig.
Britain&rsquo;s Royal Navy said that James Bond star Daniel Craig has been made an honorary commander in the service, the same rank held by his character on screen.
"Daniel Craig is well known for being Commander Bond for the last 15 years -- a naval officer who keeps Britain safe through missions across the globe. That's what the real Royal Navy does every day, using technology and skill the same way as Bond himself," said First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the head of the Royal Navy.
In Ian Fleming&rsquo;s spy thrillers, which led to the blockbuster film franchise, James Bond is a World War II naval veteran working for Britain&rsquo;s secret service with a 'license to kill'.
Interestingly, Craig was made an honorary naval officer ahead of the release of 'No Time to Die', his fifth and final appearance as 007.
Craig wants to use his newly minted military status, as a way to help UK military families.
After 18 months of pandemic delays, 'No Time to Die' opens in theatres in India and UK on September 30 and October 8 in the United States.

James Bond star Daniel Craig made honorary Royal Navy officer in the UK

On Her Majesty's Secret Service, finally!. James Bond actor Daniel Craig made Commander in the British Royal Navy

Commander Craig: 007 star Daniel Craig made honorary Royal Navy officer

The name&rsquo;s Craig, Commander Craig.
// Daniel Craig made honorary officer in the British Royal Navy
Britain&rsquo;s Royal Navy said that James Bond star Daniel Craig has been made an honorary commander in the service, the same rank held by his character on screen.
((BITE FROM AP FEED:&nbsp;First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, Head of the Royal Navy))
(("Daniel Craig is well known for being Commander Bond for the last 15 years -- a naval officer who keeps Britain safe through missions across the globe. That's what the real Royal Navy does every day, using technology and skill the same way as Bond himself,"))
// On screen, James Bond is a World War II naval veteran&nbsp;
In Ian Fleming&rsquo;s spy thrillers, which led to the blockbuster film franchise, James Bond is a World War II naval veteran working for Britain&rsquo;s secret service with a 'license to kill'.
// Actor honoured as his last Bond film 'No Time to Die' releases
Interestingly, Craig was made an honorary naval officer ahead of the release of 'No Time to Die', his fifth and final appearance as 007.
// Daniel Craig plans to help UK military families with his rank
Craig wants to use his newly minted military status, as a way to help UK military families.
// 'No Time To Die' releases in cinemas on October 30
After 18 months of pandemic delays, 'No Time to Die' opens in theatres in India and UK on September 30 and October 8 in the United States.

Daniel Craig was given the title, ahead of the release of 'No Time to Die', his fifth and final appearance as 007.
&nbsp;

The name&rsquo;s Craig, Commander Craig.
Britain&rsquo;s Royal Navy said that James Bond star Daniel Craig has been made an honorary commander in the service, the same rank held by his character on screen.
"Daniel Craig is well known for being Commander Bond for the last 15 years -- a naval officer who keeps Britain safe through missions across the globe. That's what the real Royal Navy does every day, using technology and skill the same way as Bond himself," said First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the head of the Royal Navy.
In Ian Fleming&rsquo;s spy thrillers, which led to the blockbuster film franchise, James Bond is a World War II naval veteran working for Britain&rsquo;s secret service with a 'license to kill'.
Interestingly, Craig was made an honorary naval officer ahead of the release of 'No Time to Die', his fifth and final appearance as 007.
Craig wants to use his newly minted military status, as a way to help UK military families.
After 18 months of pandemic delays, 'No Time to Die' opens in theatres in India and UK on September 30 and October 8 in the United States.

The United Kingdom govt&nbsp;has blamed a &ldquo;technical glitch&rdquo; after calls to an emergency Afghanistan helpline were redirected to a washing machine repair company.&nbsp;
The UK&nbsp;Home Office&nbsp;was inundated with complaints as people were left on hold for hours or unable to get through at all.
The helpline was launched by the Home Office last week for &ldquo;vulnerable&rdquo; non-British nationals in Afghanistan.
The Home Office acknowledged that some calls had mistakenly been redirected to a washing machine repair business but insisted the &ldquo;technical glitch&rdquo; had been resolved &ldquo;swiftly&rdquo;.

UK blames 'technical glitch' after Afghan helpline calls get diverted to washing machine firm

The United Kingdom govt&nbsp;has blamed a &ldquo;technical glitch&rdquo; after calls to an emergency Afghanistan helpline were redirected to a washing machine repair company.&nbsp;

Calls to UK helpline for Afghans diverted to a washing machine firm
UK Home Office has called it a 'technical glitch' Helpline was launched last week for non-British nationals in Afghanistan
UK govt: the glitch in the Afghan helpline was resolved&nbsp;swiftly

The helpline was launched by the Home Office last week for &ldquo;vulnerable&rdquo; non-British nationals in Afghanistan.

The United Kingdom govt&nbsp;has blamed a &ldquo;technical glitch&rdquo; after calls to an emergency Afghanistan helpline were redirected to a washing machine repair company.&nbsp;
The UK&nbsp;Home Office&nbsp;was inundated with complaints as people were left on hold for hours or unable to get through at all.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/goodbye-motherland-afghan-filmmaker-roya-heydari-s-heartbreaking-post-goes-viral-1630070108303">'Goodbye motherland': Afghan filmmaker Roya Heydari's heartbreaking post goes viral</a>
The helpline was launched by the Home Office last week for &ldquo;vulnerable&rdquo; non-British nationals in Afghanistan.
The Home Office acknowledged that some calls had mistakenly been redirected to a washing machine repair business but insisted the &ldquo;technical glitch&rdquo; had been resolved &ldquo;swiftly&rdquo;.

The Indian government has commissioned a study to analyse the effects of the herb &lsquo;Ashwagandha&rsquo;, on people suffering from Long Covid.
A report by The Print says, the study is a joint project by the All-India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). 
It will be a year-long study and will be conducted on 2,000 people in Leicester, Birmingham, and London. The World Health Organisation is also a knowledge partner to the study. 
The participants will be required to take Ashwagandha for three months and the trials will start in late September. The study will be examine if the overall quality of life of the participants has improved after three months when compared to the placebo group. 
This will be the UK&rsquo;s first double-blind placebo-controlled trial of an Ayurvedic herb as a medicinal product.
Ashwagandha or Indian ginseng is an ancient medicinal herb and according to several research papers published, it is known to have anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and enhances brain function and increases the body&rsquo;s resilience to stress among other things. 

India, UK to conduct clinical trials of ‘Ashwagandha’ for Covid recovery in UK

The AYUSH&nbsp;Ministry has commissioned a study on the health benefits of Ashwagandha&nbsp;on people suffering from long Covid, click to know more

India commissions study to analyse effects of&nbsp;&lsquo;Ashwagandha&rsquo; in&nbsp;Covid recovery
A year-long study and will be conducted on 2,000 people across 3 UK cities
Participants will take Ashwagandha&nbsp;for 3 months and trial will start in September
Study will examine the overall quality of life of participants after 3 months&nbsp;
This&nbsp;is the UK&rsquo;s first double-blind placebo-controlled trial of an Ayurvedic herb
Ashwagandha&nbsp;is known for its anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties

Initiated by Ministry of Ayush, the year-long study will assess if &lsquo;Ashwagandha&rsquo; alleviates symptoms of Long Covid among 2,000 candidates in three UK cities.

The Indian government has commissioned a study to analyse the effects of the herb &lsquo;Ashwagandha&rsquo;, on people suffering from Long Covid.
A report by The Print says, the study is a joint project by the All-India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM).
It will be a year-long study and will be conducted on 2,000 people in Leicester, Birmingham, and London. The World Health Organisation is also a knowledge partner to the study.
The participants will be required to take Ashwagandha for three months and the trials will start in late September. The study will examine if the overall quality of life of the participants has improved after three months when compared to the placebo group.
This will be the UK&rsquo;s first double-blind placebo-controlled trial of an Ayurvedic herb as a medicinal product.
Ashwagandha or Indian ginseng is an ancient medicinal herb and according to several research papers published, it is known to have anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and enhances brain function and increases the body&rsquo;s resilience to stress among other things.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ayurveda-for-covid-19-preventative-self-care-tips-from-ayush-ministry-1620472886286" target="_blank">Ayurveda for Covid-19: preventative self-care tips from AYUSH Ministry</a>

Delhi-London flights prices soared as high as Rs 4 lakh&nbsp;a ticket as United Kingdom eased travel restrictions for travellers from India. Taking notice the aviation regulator&nbsp;DGCA&nbsp;has asked the airlines to submit details about the airfares they have been charging for&nbsp;India-UK&nbsp;flights&nbsp;during August&nbsp;
On Saturday, Sanjeev Gupta, Secretary, Inter-State Council Secretariat, Union Home Ministry, had complained on Twitter that an economy-class ticket on British Airways's Delhi-London flight for August 26 was priced Rs 3.95 lakh..He also added that economy-class ticket on Delhi-London&nbsp;flights&nbsp;of Vistara and Air India for August 26 was also priced between Rs 1.2 lakh and Rs 2.3 lakh amid the college admission time in the UK.Airlines are placing the blame of the high prices on a supply and demand issue as student travel in this period is surging but flight restrictions remain.&nbsp;There are only 15 flights a week allowed currently on India - UK route for Indian carriers.

Buckle up, a ticket to London can cost you upto Rs 4 lakh as UK eases norms for travel

Soaring Ticket Prices! Hold on to that travel plan

<ul>
<li>Delhi-London&nbsp;flights prices rise as UK eased travel restrictions for Indians&nbsp;</li>
<li>Delhi-London&nbsp;flights prices are as high as ₹ 4 lakh&nbsp;for August&nbsp;</li>
<li>Economy class ticket by Vistara&nbsp;are priced at ₹1.2 lakh&nbsp;and ₹2.3 lakh&nbsp;by Air India</li>
<li>Airlines blaming supply and demand for the increased airfare</li>
</ul>

<h2 class="alternativeHeadline">Aviation regulator DGCA has asked the airlines to submit details about the airfares they have been charging for India-UK flights during August, a senior official said on Sunday.</h2>

Delhi-London flights prices soared as high as Rs 4 lakh&nbsp;a ticket as the United Kingdom eased travel restrictions for travellers from India. Taking notice the aviation regulator&nbsp;DGCA&nbsp;has asked the airlines to submit details about the airfares they have been charging for&nbsp;India-UK&nbsp;flights&nbsp;during August&nbsp;
On Saturday, Sanjeev Gupta, Secretary, Inter-State Council Secretariat, Union Home Ministry, had complained on Twitter that an economy-class ticket on British Airways's Delhi-London flight for August 26 was priced Rs 3.95 lakh.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-uk-eases-travel-restrictions-india-to-move-from-red-to-amber-list-1628128503299" target="_blank">Covid-19: UK eases travel restrictions, India to move from 'red' to 'amber' list</a>
He also added that economy-class ticket on Delhi-London&nbsp;flights&nbsp;of Vistara and Air India for August 26 was also priced between Rs 1.2 lakh and Rs 2.3 lakh amid the college admission time in the UK. Airlines are placing the blame of the high prices on a supply and demand issue as student travel in this period is surging but flight restrictions remain.&nbsp;There are only 15 flights a week allowed currently on India - UK route for Indian carriers.

The UK on Sunday eased travel restrictions for India by moving the country from its "red" to "amber" list, which means fully vaccinated Indian passengers will no longer be subjected to a compulsory 10-day hotel quarantine on their arrival in Britain.
The Department of Health and Social Care said&nbsp;that from now all arrivals from India who have been vaccinated in India are required to isolate at home or their designated location mentioned on the compulsory locator form.
While the requirement for a compulsory 10-day self-isolation in a government-approved facility at an additional cost of 1,750 pounds per head will no longer apply, only travellers vaccinated in the UK or Europe would qualify for an exemption of the home quarantine requirement.

United Kingdom eases Covid-19 travel restrictions for India

The UK eases travel restrictions for India,&nbsp;fully vaccinated Indian passengers will no longer be subjected to a compulsory 10-day hotel quarantine on their arrival in Britain.

<ul>
<li>United Kingdom eases Covid-19 travel restrictions for India</li>
<li>UK moves India to its 'amber' list from 'red' list</li>
<li>Fully vaccinated Indian passengers don't need&nbsp;compulsory 10-day hotel quarantine on arrival</li>
<li>People vaccinated in India are&nbsp;required to isolate at home after arrival in UK</li>
</ul>

While the requirement for a compulsory 10-day self-isolation in a government-approved facility will no longer apply, only travellers vaccinated in the UK or Europe would qualify for an exemption of the home quarantine requirement.

The UK on Sunday eased travel restrictions for India by moving the country from its "red" to "amber" list, which means fully vaccinated Indian passengers will no longer be subjected to a compulsory 10-day hotel quarantine on their arrival in Britain.
The Department of Health and Social Care said&nbsp;that from now all arrivals from India who have been vaccinated in India are required to isolate at home or their designated location mentioned on the compulsory locator form.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-united-states-eases-travel-advisory-for-india-as-cases-decline-1626758402283">Covid-19: United States eases travel advisory for India as cases decline</a>
While the requirement for a compulsory 10-day self-isolation in a government-approved facility at an additional cost of 1,750 pounds per head will no longer apply, only travellers vaccinated in the UK or Europe would qualify for an exemption of the home quarantine requirement.

The United Kingdom in its updated latest Covid-19 travel advisory said it will be moving some countries including India, from the 'red' to 'amber' list from August 8. Apart from India, other countries shifted to the 'amber' list are - Bahrain, Georgia, Mexico, UAE, and Qatar. 
Under the legal rules for countries on the amber list, passengers must take a Covid-19 test three days before and after arrival in England. Travellers need not quarantine or take a day 8 test after arriving in England if an individual is either, fully vaccinated in the UK or received jabs of a UK-approved vaccine.
Also watch:&nbsp;Global Covid Update: Delta variant causing havoc worldwide, countries tighten norms
The UK government's decision to lift India from 'red' to 'amber' comes despite the Delta variant, which was first detected in India, continues to be the dominant variant in the UK, leading to a huge spurt in cases.

Covid-19: UK eases travel restrictions, India to move from 'red' to 'amber' list 

UK eases travel restrictions for Indians from August 8, India moved from 'red' to 'amber' list

Covid-19: UK eases travel restrictions, India to move from 'red' to 'amber' list

UK eases travel restrictions, India to move from 'red' to 'amber' list Passengers travelling to UK must take a Covid-19 test 3 days before arrival Travellers need not quarantine if they are vaccinated by UK-approved jabs Britain eases curbs even as the Delta variant causes a huge spike in cases

Under the legal rules for countries on the amber list, passengers must take a Covid-19 test three days before and after arrival in England.

The United Kingdom in its updated latest Covid-19 travel advisory said it will be moving some countries including India, from the 'red' to 'amber' list from August 8. Apart from India, other countries shifted to the 'amber' list are - Bahrain, Georgia, Mexico, UAE, and Qatar. 
Under the legal rules for countries on the amber list, passengers must take a Covid-19 test three days before and after arrival in England. Travellers need not quarantine or take a day 8 test after arriving in England if an individual is either, fully vaccinated in the UK or received jabs of a UK-approved vaccine.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/global-covid-update-delta-variant-causing-havoc-worldwide-countries-tighten-norms-1627871315765" target="_blank">Global Covid Update: Delta variant causing havoc worldwide, countries tighten norms</a>
The UK government's decision to lift India from 'red' to 'amber' comes despite the Delta variant, which was first detected in India, continues to be the dominant variant in the UK, leading to a huge spurt in cases.

Tom Daley had his Sunday morning sorted at Tokyo Olympics!The Gold medallist was spotted at the&nbsp;women's 3m springboards final, but he was totally engrossed in something way interesting which has now grabbed the attention of the&nbsp;netizens. UK's diving hero was busy knitting non-stop during the event, he did not even realise that he was being captured by the camera.&nbsp;While the 2 wielding needles and the purple wool had all his attention, the social media was flooded with his adorable clips and pictures from the event.His love for knitting is known to the world. The Olympian who won gold last week, knitted a small pouch for his medals which had the England flag on one side and Japanese on the other. He shared the images on Instagram.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Watch! Gold Medallist Tom Daley's love for knitting 

Tap to view Gold medallist Tom Daley's sorted Sunday morning!

UK's diving hero was busy knitting non-stop during the event, he did not even realise that he was being captured by the camera.&nbsp;

Tom Daley had his Sunday morning sorted at Tokyo Olympics! The Gold medallist was spotted at the&nbsp;women's 3m springboards final, but he was totally engrossed in something way interesting which has now grabbed the attention of the&nbsp;netizens. Also Read <a title="A rare moment! Qatar and Italy share high jump gold" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-a-rare-moment-qatar-and-italy-share-high-jump-gold-1627887560964">A rare moment! Qatar and Italy share high jump gold</a> UK's diving hero was busy knitting non-stop during the event, he did not even realise that he was being captured by the camera.&nbsp;While the needles and the purple wool had all his attention, the social media was flooded with his adorable clips and pictures from the event. His love for knitting is known to the world. The Olympian who won gold last week knitted a small pouch for his medals which had the England flag on one side and Japanese on the other.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A senior Premier League footballer who cannot be named for legal reasons was arrested by Greater Manchester&nbsp;Police on Monday night over alleged&nbsp;Child sex offences. According to various local reports, the footballer is also suspended by his club Everton&nbsp;and is believed to be 31-years-old.&nbsp;The footballer was released on bail shortly after getting arrested but an enquiry has been launched. Everton&nbsp;has confirmed that they will help the authorities during the investigation and the footballer won't feature in any football-related activities till the enquiry is concluded.&nbsp;The footballer is a senior player in his national side and has earned a fortune in wages and has attracted multi-million-pound transfers in his long&nbsp;career.

Premier League footballer arrested on suspicion of child sex offences

The footballer is a senior player in his national side and has earned a fortune in wages and has attracted multi-million-pound transfers in his long&nbsp;career.

A senior Premier League footballer who cannot be named for legal reasons was arrested by Greater Manchester&nbsp;Police on Monday night over alleged&nbsp;Child sex offences. According to various local reports, the footballer is also suspended by his club Everton&nbsp;and is believed to be 31-years-old.&nbsp;The footballer was released on bail shortly after getting arrested but an enquiry has been launched. Everton&nbsp;has confirmed that they will help the authorities during the investigation and the footballer won't feature in any football-related activities till the enquiry is concluded.&nbsp;The footballer is a senior player in his national side and has earned a fortune in wages and has attracted multi-million-pound transfers in his long&nbsp;career.

<ul>
<li>A footballer from Everton&nbsp;was arrested by Greater Manchester&nbsp;Police&nbsp;</li>
<li>Everton&nbsp;suspends footballer pending a police enquiry&nbsp;</li>
<li>The Premier League footballer&nbsp;cannot be identified for legal reasons&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A senior Premier League footballer who cannot be named for legal reasons was arrested by Greater Manchester&nbsp;Police on Monday night over alleged&nbsp;Child sex offences. According to various local reports, the footballer is also suspended by his club Everton&nbsp;and is believed to be 31-years-old.&nbsp;The footballer was released on bail shortly after getting arrested but an enquiry has been launched.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/french-footballer-olivier-giroud-joins-ac-milan-1626609685018" target="_blank">Also Read: Giroud heads to AC Milan from Chelsea</a>
Everton&nbsp;has confirmed that they will help the authorities during the investigation and the footballer won't feature in any football-related activities till the enquiry is concluded.&nbsp;The footballer is a senior player in his national side and has earned a fortune in wages and has attracted multi-million-pound transfers in his long&nbsp;career.

The United Kingdom has relaxed Covid restrictions in the country even as world leaders and experts have urged England to exercise utmost caution.
In the UK, there are now no limits on how many people can meet or attend events.
Nightclubs can reopen, and cinemas and theatres&nbsp;can return to full capacity. Table service will not be necessary in pubs and restaurants.
People currently working from home, have been asked to return to their offices gradually.
Face coverings will be recommended in some spaces, but not required by law.Social distancing is no longer mandatory.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak are self-isolating, after contact with the health secretary, who tested Covid positive.
68% of adults in the UK are fully vaccinated, and scientists are predicting that UK infections - currently at about 50,000 a day - could reach 200,000 a day later in the summer.
"If we don't do it now we've got to ask ourselves, when will we ever do it? But we've got to do it cautiously. We've got to remember that this virus is sadly still out there. Cases are rising, we can see the extreme contagiousness of the Delta variant," prime minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.

UK relaxes Covid restrictions even as experts & world leaders urge caution

UK relaxes Covid-19 restrictions, social distancing or use of masks no longer mandatory

UK relaxes Covid restrictions even as world leaders urge caution

&nbsp;
SUPER: UK eases Covid-19 restrictions, experts and world leaders urge caution
VO: The United Kingdom has relaxed Covid restrictions in the country even as world leaders and experts have urged England to exercise utmost caution.
((GFX IN))
In the UK, there are now no limits on how many people can meet or attend events. //
Nightclubs can reopen, and cinemas and theatres&nbsp;can return to full capacity.
//
Table service will not be necessary in pubs and restaurants.
//
People currently working&nbsp;from home, have been asked to return to their offices gradually.
//
Face coverings will be recommended in some spaces, but not required by law. //
Social distancing is no longer mandatory.
((GFX OUT))
SUPER: UK PM Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi&nbsp;Sunak&nbsp;are in isolation
VO: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak are self-isolating, after contact with the health secretary, who tested Covid positive.
SUPER: 68% of all adults in the UK have received both doses of vaccine
VO: 68% of adults in the UK are fully vaccinated, and scientists are predicting that UK infections - currently at about 50,000 a day - could reach 200,000 a day later in the summer.
END BREATHE BORIS JOHNSON: "If we don't do it now we've got to ask ourselves, when will we ever do it? But we've got to do it cautiously. We've got to remember that this virus is sadly still out there. Cases are rising, we can see the extreme contagiousness of the Delta variant."

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged caution as most legal restrictions on social distancing ease in England.

The United Kingdom has relaxed Covid restrictions in the country even as world leaders and experts have urged England to exercise utmost caution.
In the UK, there are now no limits on how many people can meet or attend events.
Nightclubs can reopen, and cinemas and theatres&nbsp;can return to full capacity. Table service will not be necessary in pubs and restaurants.
People currently working from home, have been asked to return to their offices gradually.
Face coverings will be recommended in some spaces, but not required by law. Social distancing is no longer mandatory.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak are self-isolating, after contact with the health secretary, who tested Covid positive.
68% of adults in the UK are fully vaccinated, and scientists are predicting that UK infections - currently at about 50,000 a day - could reach 200,000 a day later in the summer.
"If we don't do it now we've got to ask ourselves, when will we ever do it? But we've got to do it cautiously. We've got to remember that this virus is sadly still out there. Cases are rising, we can see the extreme contagiousness of the Delta variant," prime minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.

Covid-19: UK PM called world leaders to fight common foe

After PM Modi, the United Kingdom&rsquo;s Prime Minister Boris Johnson too addressed the pandemic concerns in his UNGA speech on Saturday. Saying that the coronavirus pandemic has frayed the bonds between nations, he called the world leaders to unite against the common foe. Johnson set out a plan to prevent another global pandemic, including a network of zoonotic research labs around the world to identify dangerous pathogens. Johnson committed 500 million pounds through the global COVAX vaccine-procurement pool to help 92 of the world's poorest countries obtain a coronavirus vaccine, should one become available.

UK PM at UNGA:&nbsp;frayed the bonds between nations
UK PM Johnson: Covis is a common foe
Johnson set out a plan to prevent another pandemic
Johnson committed 500 million pounds&nbsp;

After PM Modi, the United Kingdom&rsquo;s Prime Minister Boris Johnson too addressed the pandemic concerns in his UNGA speech on Saturday. Saying that the coronavirus pandemic has frayed the bonds between nations, he called the world leaders to unite against the common foe. Johnson set out a plan to prevent another global pandemic, including a network of zoonotic research labs around the world to identify dangerous pathogens. Johnson committed 500 million pounds through the global COVAX vaccine-procurement pool to help 92 of the world's poorest countries obtain a coronavirus vaccine, should one become available.

Oxford vaccine pause won't impact India: Serum Institute CEO 

Stating that nothing untoward has been reported during vaccine candidate trials in India, the&nbsp;Serum Institute CEO Adar Poonawalla&nbsp;has said that halting of trial in the United Kingdom will have no impact on the production in India.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Serum Institute of India&nbsp;is conducting trials on the Oxford vaccine also known as COVISHIELD&nbsp;in India.&nbsp;Poonawalla told the India Today that the&nbsp;reaction that has been reported is not directly linked to the vaccine&nbsp;and the&nbsp;person who has had the reaction had an existing neurological condition.&nbsp;He said during a vaccine trial such events are common place.&nbsp;The CEO emphasized that his company&rsquo;s&nbsp;production timelines are on schedule as planned.&nbsp;

Stating that nothing untoward has been reported during Oxford&nbsp;vaccine candidate trials in India, Serum Institute CEO Adar Poonawalla&nbsp;has said that halting of the trial in the United Kingdom will have no impact on the production in India.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Serum Institute of India&nbsp;is conducting trials of the Oxford vaccine also known as COVISHIELD.&nbsp;Poonawalla told India Today that the&nbsp;reaction that has been reported is not directly linked to the vaccine&nbsp;and the&nbsp;person who has had the reaction had an existing neurological condition.&nbsp;He said during a vaccine trial such events are common.&nbsp;The CEO emphasised that his company&rsquo;s&nbsp;production timelines are on schedule as planned.&nbsp;

2 Manchester City stars test positive for Covid-19

Mahrez&nbsp;&amp; Laporte are asymptomatic and are not likely to miss the opening game for Manchester City against Wolverhampton&nbsp;on 21st September

Manchester City's winger Riyad Mahrez &amp; defender Aymeric Laporte&nbsp;have tested positive for Covid-19. The pair is in isolation and won't train with the club till they test negative. Both are asymptomatic and are not likely to miss the opening game for Manchester City against Wolverhampton&nbsp;on 21st September when the new season of Premier League starts. According&nbsp;to the quarantine rules in the United Kingdom, asymptomatic patients of the global pandemic have a mandatory 10-day isolation period.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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