UK probe into the COVID pandemic is mired in controversy as victims’ relatives call it a ‘farce’ for not being called to give evidence.

Eurozone inflation, having reached 6.1% in May, more than three times its longtime target rate of 2%, has wreaked havoc amongst the working class, with food prices, for instance, currently 17% higher than a year ago.

Official data shows 59,700 people died with COVID 19 in 28 European nations last winter, however, a larger number, 68,000, died because they could not heat their homes.

Former US President Donald Trump has said China must compensate the rest of the world for “unleashing” the COVID-1 virus and “allowing” it to spread globally.

American women are still less likely to be hired than men. African American women are disproportionately paid less than men and hired for lower paying jobs.

Can the British government, headed by the multimillionaire Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak and his austerity budget even come close to fixing the UK economic crisis, which has resulted in many eating pet food?

U.S. President Joe Biden says "the pandemic is over," even though the country continues to grapple with coronavirus infections that kill hundreds of Americans daily.