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[ad_1] Taiwan has fined a man more than £ 2,600 after he left his hotel room for eight seconds while in quarantine, according to the country’s national news agency. The Filipino migrant worker left his room at the Kaohsiung hotel where he was quarantined to leave something on the door …

[ad_1] Thousands of people in Britain have already taken their first hits from Covid-19 as NHS teams use the first 800,000 doses of the revolutionary vaccine. And with a million more coming soon, the jab campaign will accelerate rapidly. Essentially, GP surgeries will start to function as vaccination centers, while …

[ad_1] The death toll in hospitals from coronavirus in the UK has risen by 393, the biggest increase on a Saturday since the beginning of May. England reported 314 deaths, Scotland had 39, Wales had 31 and Northern Ireland had nine to bring Britain’s total of hospitals to 52,204. It’s …

[ad_1] British passports for pets will be sold out by the end of the year, complicating travel with cats, dogs and ferrets to the EU. And for the first time, bringing a pet to Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK will involve red tape and a rabies vaccination …

[ad_1] The Pfizer / BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine will be launched in GP surgeries in a few days. Starting Tuesday, people will be able to receive the vaccine in GPs, a week after the first approved vaccines were administered in hospitals across the UK. Sky News spoke with the President of …

[ad_1] OR ne point five to stay alive. That’s the famous slogan that was first adopted by a group representing the small island developing states of the Caribbean and later adopted by young climate activists, NGOs, and politicians around the world. It is a message that conveys, for some, that …

[ad_1] Italy could soon exceed the UK’s coronavirus death toll, as it announced on Friday that another 761 people had died after contracting the virus. Bring the total number of countries COVID-19 63,387 related deaths – close to the UK total of 63,506. The UK has the highest number of …

[ad_1] Even in a political year of enormously difficult decisions, the one looming next week looks particularly complicated and runs the risk of dividing the government: whether London should move to the top tier of coronavirus restrictions. Boris Johnson told the public that “his level is not his destiny” when …

[ad_1] It’s been 12 months since election night that sent shockwaves through the old mining town of Leigh. An impenetrable Labor stronghold for nearly a century, many Leythers gave up lifelong loyalties to elect a Tory MP for the first time. The result was not even close. Conservative candidate James …

[ad_1] The government is using its emergency powers under the Coronavirus Act to threaten legal action against principals in England who want to allow their students to learn remotely in the run-up to Christmas. The Observer understands that any school that planned to move most of its teaching online during …