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Coronavirus: cases ‘may be levelling off’ in England
Coronavirus: cases ‘may be levelling off’ in England
The number of people testing positive for COVID-19 in the community has levelled off in the past week, new government figures show. An estimated 28,300 people in England had coronavirus during the week of 27 July to 2 August, the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found....
07.08.2020
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UK is set to heat up with blistering heatwave
UK is set to heat up with blistering heatwave
  The Met Office said the warmer weather, starting on Thursday, could reach a blistering 37C (98.6F) in some areas and is expected to last until Sunday. This would mean parts of Britain could pass the threshold for an “official heatwave”, which requires three days of temperatures over 25C (77F)...
06.08.2020
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‘Stay at home’ message may have led to rise in heart attack deaths
‘Stay at home’ message may have led to rise in heart attack deaths
PATIENTS suffering heart attacks during the coronavirus lockdown stayed away from hospitals with some dying as a result, a new study has found. In an analysis of more than 50,000 patients who suffered heart attacks and were treated in 99 NHS hospitals in England both before and after lockdown, researchers...
05.08.2020
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Local lockdown in Aberdeen as Covid cases spike
Local lockdown in Aberdeen as Covid cases spike
Bars, restaurants and cafes are being shut in Aberdeen under the reimposition of coronavirus lockdown measures. Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the action following a spike in COVID-19 cases in the city. Speaking at her daily coronavirus briefing on today (August 5), Ms Sturgeon said 54 cases had been reported in recent days as part...
05.08.2020
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‘Painkillers should not be prescribed for chronic pain suffers’
‘Painkillers should not be prescribed for chronic pain suffers’
PAINKILLERS such as paracetamol and ibuprofen can do ‘more harm than good’ and should not be prescribed to treat chronic pain, health officials have said. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence claims that there is ‘little or no evidence’ the drugs, as well as aspirin and opioids, work....
04.08.2020
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Eat Out To Help Out scheme starts across the UK
Eat Out To Help Out scheme starts across the UK
Diners can eat at restaurants across the UK for half price in the month of August under the Eat Out To Help Out scheme. The government will foot 50% of the bill for meals eaten at participating venues on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in a bid to boost the hospitality...
03.08.2020
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Millions of “on-the-spot” Covid-19 test machines to be rolled out
Millions of “on-the-spot” Covid-19 test machines to be rolled out
Tests for coronavirus and flu that can provide results in 90 minutes are to be rolled out across hospitals, care homes and laboratories from next week. Health Secretary Matt Hancock described the breakthrough as “life-saving” and said the tests will help prevent the spread of Covid-19 this winter. The Department of Health said that the “rapid” swab and DNA tests will help clinicians and...
03.08.2020
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Night of bloodshed as five men shot across London
Night of bloodshed as five men shot across London
Five men were shot in the space of seven hours as London was rocked by another night of bloodshed. The latest violence saw gun attacks in Hackney, Brixton and Croydon while the capital sweltered in suffocating heat. It comes at the end of London’s deadliest month of the year so...
01.08.2020
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Hottest day of the year recorded as the UK hits 36C
Hottest day of the year recorded as the UK hits 36C
The Met Office has confirmed today (July 31) is the hottest day of the year. Temperatures reached 36.8C at Heathrow Airport at 2pm, surpassing the previous record for 2020 of 33.4C set on June 25. A spokesperson for the Met Office said the sunny weather and increased cloud throughout the...
31.07.2020
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Londoners warned to keep distance or face local lockdown
Londoners warned to keep distance or face local lockdown
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has warned that if necessary and the government see that’s a spike in cases is found in London and the South East, he would enforce a local lockdown. Last night Hankck announced that in the North of England; Greater Manchester, East Lancashire and parts of West...
31.07.2020
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New coronavirus restrictions enforced for Northern England
New coronavirus restrictions enforced for Northern England
Separate households are banned from meeting indoors from today in Greater Manchester, East Lancashire and parts of West Yorkshire after a rise in coronavirus cases. Health Secretary Matt Hancock told Sky News the new restrictions were “absolutely necessary”, adding: “When you face a pandemic like this, it is important to...
31.07.2020
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Eat Out to Help Out starts 3 August
Eat Out to Help Out starts 3 August
More than 53,000 outlets across the UK have so far signed up to the UK government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme – and a new official government online finder is available to help diners locate them. As part of the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme starting Monday (August 3), Eat...
30.07.2020
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“We tried to cure the problems of our citizens”
“We tried to cure the problems of our citizens”
THE Council of Turkish Cypriot Association, established in 1983, undertook important initiatives during the Covid-19 epidemic period by helping the Turkish speaking community. The epidemic, which affected the whole world due to coronavirus emerging in Wuhan, China, incredibly affected the UK and the Turkish speaking society. CTCA, which consists of...
30.07.2020
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Boris Johnson warns there are signs of second wave in Europe
Boris Johnson warns there are signs of second wave in Europe
Boris Johnson has warned the signs of a “second wave” of coronavirus are surfacing in Europe, as he defended changing travel advice on Spain. The prime minister backed the decision taken over the weekend to tell any travellers returning from Spain to the UK to quarantine for 14 days over...
28.07.2020
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Cyprus moves UK to category B
Cyprus moves UK to category B
The UK will be placed into Category B from August 1, following an assessment of the countries’ Covid-19 risk, the ministry of health for Cyprus Republic  announced on Monday. The health ministry reiterated that passengers arriving from Category B countries are required to present a negative test result taken within...
27.07.2020
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Government adds 5 more countries to quarantine free travel list
Government adds 5 more countries to quarantine free travel list
The government has announced travel corridors for five more countries, meaning they will be exempt from the coronavirus quarantine. From Tuesday, people returning to England from Estonia, Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia and St Vincent and the Grenadines will no longer need to self-isolate for 14 days. More than 70 countries and...
24.07.2020
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Coronavirus prompts PM into obesity crackdown
Coronavirus prompts PM into obesity crackdown
The prime minister is set to announce new measures to curb obesity next week, and they are expected to include a ban on TV junk food adverts before 21:00. It comes amid growing evidence people who are overweight or obese are at greater risk from coronavirus. The measures are yet...
24.07.2020
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Low-income families to be able to apply for £150 school uniform grant
Low-income families to be able to apply for £150 school uniform grant
After many students were away from school for much of the first half of the year due to coronavirus lockdown, the Government has told parents that children should go back for the new term in September. With soaring unemployment rates and others who have also lost income due to coronavirus, parents may be worried about...
23.07.2020
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