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Showing posts with label Covid-19 Update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Covid-19 Update. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2021

COVID-19: No 'delay' to hotel quarantine, but Hancock can't confirm when further details will be revealed

Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi told Sky News earlier that Matt Hancock would be setting out further details next week - not today, as had been suggested by the prime minister at Wednesday's Downing Street news briefing. 

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COVID-19: Economy will be unlocked 'gradually' after English schools reopen, says vaccines minister

Nadhim Zahawi gave an insight into what Prime Minister Boris Johnson's promised roadmap out of lockdown, earmarked to be announced on 22 February, will look like. He confirmed the government intends to start reopening schools 

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Covid news – live: Household mixing restrictions ‘could be lifted next month’ as cases fall across country

The fall in Covid-19 cases means restrictions on household mixing could be lifted as soon as next month, an expert has said. Paul Hunter, professor of medicine at the University of East Anglia, also said pupils could be back to school before the prime minister 

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Country could see ‘significant return to normality’ by summer if most vulnerable vaccinated, says Sage adviser

Government scientific adviser Andrew Hayward has suggested there could be a “significant return to normality” by the summer with restrictions gradually phased out once the most vulnerable people in the UK have been vaccinated. 

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Boris Johnson could have honoured Captain Sir Tom Moore by funding hospitals – he decided to clap instead

Several politicians, newspapers and personalities have taken the totally reasonable stance that if you didn’t clap for Captain Sir Tom Moore, you’re a traitor who doesn’t deserve the vaccine, and instead you should be battered for several hours with the captain’s zimmer frame by Piers Morgan, live on ITV. 

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Sunday, January 31, 2021

Police break up boat party of more than 70 people in North Acton on Grand Union Canal

More than 70 people are facing fines of £800 after attending a boat party on the Grand Union Canal in west London. Police discovered the “blatant breach” of coronavirus regulations following reports of a gathering on a boat moored 

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Further 66 coronavirus deaths recorded in Birmingham, Black Country and Staffordshire hospitals

A further 66 coronavirus patients have died in hospitals in the Black Country, Birmingham and Staffordshire. The deaths announced on Sunday mean a total of 6,247 patients have died in the in the region's hospitals. A further 1,085 people 

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Boris Johnson warned EU vaccine blockade risked pensioners’ lives in ‘spicy’ seven-hour showdown

In what was described as his 'Falklands moment', the PM saved the UK's vaccine rollout during a series of late-night calls with the president of the European Commission. And he forced the bloc to back down on its bid to stop jab supplies reaching Britain. 

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UK coronavirus LIVE: EU agrees to ‘reset’ after Northern Ireland Covid vaccine row as jab roll-out give Tories poll lead

The EU and UK have agreed to diplomatic “reset” in relations after the bloc threatened to override part of the Northern Ireland agreement on Brexit in order to restrict coronavirus vaccine exports. Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove

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Saturday, January 16, 2021

Boris Johnson issues supermarket warning over risk of touching food

Supermarket shoppers have been warned over the risk of contracting the coronavirus by picking up food touched by someone who is infected. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the risk when you are out shopping does not just come from standing 


UK to close all travel corridors from Monday: Boris Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that UK will close all its travel corridors from Monday 4am and any arrivals will need to self-isolate. Speaking during Friday's coronavirus press conference at Downing Street,


Vaccinations of care home residents to be completed by month-end, says PM

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday the government hoped to complete the vaccination programme for care home residents and workers by the end of month, acknowledging problems with infection rates in such settings.


UK says COVID-19 cases levelling off, but hospital admissions rising

LONDON (Reuters) - Coronavirus cases in Britain are showing some signs of levelling off but admissions to hospital are expected to keep rising and will not begin to fall for a few weeks, England’s Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said on Friday.


UK Chief Scientific Adviser: COVID mutations may evade vaccine, but we can adapt

LONDON (Reuters) - Mutations of the novel coronavirus could theoretically get around the current vaccines, but the vaccines themselves can be adapted to new strains, Britain’s Chief Scientific Adviser Patrick Vallance said on Friday.