You always have to be mindful when taking photos. Showing respect towards your subjects when capturing a sensitive event is the #1 key to being a responsible photojournalist. #ENG261
An aggressive Covid-19 variant called P.1 has spread in Brazil and has now been identified in U.S. cases. @ptrevisani reports from Porto Alegre. #WSJWhatsNow
"The hope of 20,000 COVID-related deaths has morphed into 150,000."
On the anniversary of Boris Johnson's first national stay-at-home order, @BethRigby says it is "inevitable" there will be an inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic.
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So we are all banned from travelling overseas to go on holiday...apart from those who have second homes overseas. The rich will continue to use the world as their playground while the plebs remain locked up at home in the UK.
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It's a good thing people are always looking out and willing to aid the authorities in stopping bad things before they happen, like in this story #ENG261
A man who was wanted by the police was arrested near the residence of Vice President Kamala Harris. A long gun and ammo were found in his car. https://t.co/Yx7kBOnNXi
Digital passports are a huge game changer, especially if they are able to tell if people are safe to travel. Could also be a game changer in everyday shopping or things like going to the gym! #ENG261
Some experts say Digital Vaccine Passports will help streamline the process of socializing and traveling again as people emerge from the pandemic. We take a look at the pros and cons: https://t.co/WixD7urINY
EDITORIAL | This week’s editorial addresses the inequities in Zoom professionalism and how required camera usage during online classes does not take into account the different environments and conditions that students live in. https://t.co/HT7W2S3Hvy
Shops, hairdressers, gyms and outdoor hospitality will reopen in England on 12 April, if strict conditions are met, under plans being set out by PM Boris Johnson https://t.co/GjY8PFcZeT