Keane tears into United in astonishing rant after defeat by Liverpool
Roy Keane pulled no punches as the Manchester United legend gave a scathing review of his former side’s performance against Liverpool on Thursday night.
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SPORTS
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TOURISM 
May 14, 2021 British holidaymakers’ travel plans in doubt as Portugal extends lockdown
British holidaymakers hoping to jet off to Portugal as soon as UK travel restrictions lift are facing uncertainty after the nation’s government decided to extend its lockdown.
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WORLD
May 14, 2021 Israel air and ground forces hit targets in Gaza Strip as death toll climbs
Israel’s military has said forces on the ground have joined the air assault on the Gaza Strip as residents reported a massive bombardment, amid fears of an incursion into the blockaded territory.
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UK NEWS
May 14, 2021 Minister says no delay to lockdown easing in England on Monday despite spread of Indian variant
A minister has told Sky News that step three of England’s lockdown easing will still go ahead on Monday, despite soaring cases of the Indian variant of coronavirus in the UK.
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GREEKS ABROAD
May 14, 2021 The Changing Character of Chicago’s Greektown
CHICAGO – The changing character of Chicago’s Greektown was featured in the Chicago Tribune as new businesses are coming into the area and some of the oldest Greek-owned businesses have recently closed.
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CYPRUS
May 14, 2021 President Anastasiades sends letters to UNSG, P5, EU on Cyprus issue
President of the Republic Nicos Anastasiades has sent letters to the UN Secretary-General, the UN Security Council`s Permanent and Non Permanent members, the EU institutions as well as the EU heads of state and government briefing them on the developments of the Cyprus issue.
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EUROPE
May 14, 2021 EU ministers in search of consensus on sustainable tourism
Portugal’s secretary of state for tourism hopes that a high-level forum on Friday (14 May) will resolve “two major concerns”: the commitment of member states to sustainable tourism and funding lines for this transformation.
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HISTORY
May 14, 2021 14 May 2021: This day in history
1787: Delegates gather in Philadelphia to draw up US Constitution 1796: English country doctor Edward Jenner administers the first inoculation against smallpox, using cowpox pus, in Berkeley, Gloucestershire 1804: Meriwether Lewis and William Clark’s expedition commissioned by Thomas Jefferson sets out from St Louis for Pacific Coast 1948: Israel declares independence from British administration Source: Onthisday.com
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UK NEWS
May 13, 2021 Boris Johnson and bizarre case of shock £535 judgment in county court
Boris Johnson has been hit with a court judgment for an unpaid debt after a Covid conspiracy theorist bizarrely claimed he had repeatedly slandered her.
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HEALTH
May 13, 2021 NHS to receive £160m to tackle backlog of care built up during Covid
Tens of thousands of patients will get quicker access to diagnostic tests and surgery under a new £160m NHS initiative to identify ways of tackling the vast backlog of care that built up because of Covid.
