Did you miss the news this early morning? We’ve put together a recap to help you see things more clearly.
Even more than in recent days, at 11 a.m., meditation and emotion will dominate in London (noon in Paris). It is indeed at this time that the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will begin. On this public holiday in the United Kingdom, after 10 days of national mourning, 2,000 people are expected for a religious ceremony at Westminster Abbey. In the audience, Joe Biden, the Emperor of Japan Naruhito, Emmanuel Macron or even the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen will pay a last tribute to the sovereign who died on September 8.
From this Monday, justice will plunge back into the appalling accident which shook the small town of Millas, near Perpignan, on December 14, 2017. On December 14, 2017, a collision between a TER train and a school bus killed six middle school students and injured seventeen others at a level crossing. While the appearance of the driver opens in Marseille, 20 minutes gives you the keys to understanding the trial.
Even if the coronavirus still kills, Joe Biden confirms that the crisis is over, at least in his country. The American president indeed affirmed that the Covid-19 pandemic was “over” in the United States, during an interview broadcast on Sunday. “If you look around, no one is wearing a mask, and everyone looks pretty good,” he said. “So I think that’s changing. “According to figures from Johns Hopkins University, there was still in the United States last week a cumulative of 2,989 deaths from Covid-19 and 440,044 new cases.