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UK secures 90 million more vaccine dosages
UK secures 90 million more vaccine dosages
The UK government has already pre-ordered 100 million dosages of the Oxford University vaccine being developed by AstraZeneca. Today it’s been announced that the vaccine trials involving around 1,077 people showed the injection led to them making antibodies and white blood cells that can fight coronavirus. This is promising results...
20.07.2020
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Oxford vaccine triggers immune response
Oxford vaccine triggers immune response
A coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford appears safe and triggers an immune response. Trials involving 1,077 people showed the injection led to them making antibodies and T-cells that can fight coronavirus. The findings are hugely promising, but it is still too soon to know if this is...
20.07.2020
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PM sets out plan for ‘significant normality’ by Christmas
PM sets out plan for ‘significant normality’ by Christmas
Coronavirus restrictions will ease further in England under plans for a “significant return to normality” by Christmas, Boris Johnson has said. The prime minister said people may use public transport for journeys immediately, while advice for employers would change from 1 August. Mr Johnson said employers would have more discretion...
17.07.2020
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Encouraging results in Coronavirus vaccine trials
Encouraging results in Coronavirus vaccine trials
Researchers at the University of Oxford believe they have made a breakthrough in the development of a coronavirus vaccine. Human trials are reported to have shown promising results after the team discovered the jab could provide “double protection” against the virus. Blood samples taken from volunteers in phase one trials...
16.07.2020
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UK Turkish Cypriots spoke on reforms for paid military service in TRNC
UK Turkish Cypriots spoke on reforms for paid military service in TRNC
  Kudret Özersay, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the TRNC announced last week that there would be a change in the Military Service Law, which is linked to the possibility of paid military service. Following this announcement, thousands of Turkish Cypriots living in the UK are...
15.07.2020
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Huawei banned from UK’s 5G network
Huawei banned from UK’s 5G network
The government would be right to “stand up” to China by denying Huawei access to the UK’s 5G network, the chairman of the Commons defence committee has said. Six months after agreeing the Chinese telecoms company could set up some of the network, ministers are expected to ban it from...
14.07.2020
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UK quarantine rules end for dozens of destinations
UK quarantine rules end for dozens of destinations
Travellers arriving in the UK from dozens of countries no longer have to self-isolate for two weeks from Friday. The rules are being relaxed for arrivals from 75 countries and British overseas territories. However, Scotland still requires people travelling from Spain to quarantine – unlike England, Wales and Northern Ireland....
10.07.2020
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TRNC announces new rules for UK travellers
TRNC announces new rules for UK travellers
In a statement made tonight by the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus’s (TRNC) Health Ministry, travellers from the UK will not need to carry out a 14-day quarantine period as stated for category C countries. The following statement was made: “Considering the decrease in the number of UK cases, it is...
08.07.2020
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‘Crystal clear’ drunk people can’t socially distance, says Police Federation
‘Crystal clear’ drunk people can’t socially distance, says Police Federation
The chair of the Police Federation said, it is “crystal clear” that drunk people are unable to socially distance as pubs reopened on Saturday. Ministers had urged caution ahead of hospitality venues reopening in England after three months of lockdown. John Apter dealt with “naked men, happy drunks, angry drunks,...
05.07.2020
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Coronavirus UK: 137 more deaths reported
Coronavirus UK: 137 more deaths reported
The Department for Health and Social Care as realised today daily figures for the UK’s Coronavirus update. 137 more please have died over the 24 hour period during 1st and 2nd of July, that the total number to 44,131 people since the outbreak started. Of the 205,673 tests carried out...
03.07.2020
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Government reveals full list of countries exempt from COVID-19 travel quarantine
Government reveals full list of countries exempt from COVID-19 travel quarantine
A full list of the countries exempt from the coronavirus travel quarantine has been released by the UK government. The much-awaited list of countries that English residents can visit this summer, bringing joy to some, but misery for others. The list of 71 destinations – including Turkey and Cyprus (South) ...
03.07.2020
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Rented electric scooters to be made legal in the UK
Rented electric scooters to be made legal in the UK
Rental e-scooters are awaited to become legal on UK roads from Saturday 4 July, in an offer to ease pressure on public transport amid the coronavirus crisis. The government will outline later the rules by which e-scooter-for-hire firms and riders should abide. It is expected to recommend that helmets be...
30.06.2020
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UK deaths drop below average for first time since mid-March
UK deaths drop below average for first time since mid-March
The number of deaths registered in England and Wales over one week has fallen below the five-year average for the first time since mid-March. New figures from the Office for National Statistics also reveal the true number of deaths linked to coronavirus in England is at least 8,919 higher than the government’s...
30.06.2020
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Top health official warns meat plants ‘likely source for second wave of Covid-19 in London’
Top health official warns meat plants ‘likely source for second wave of Covid-19 in London’
London’s top public health official has said that meat processing plants are one of the areas where the second wave of coronavirus is most likely to emerge in the capital. Professor Kevin Fenton warned Londoners not to be “complacency” due to the low number of new cases at present in the capital,...
29.06.2020
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Shopping centre giant Intu to enter administration
Shopping centre giant Intu to enter administration
Intu the owner of some of the UK’s biggest shopping centres, has entered into administration. The firm, which owns the Trafford Centre, the Lakeside complex, Victoria Centre, Braehead and more, said earlier it had not reached an agreement in financial restructuring talks with its lenders. Its centres will stay open...
26.06.2020
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Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands line the beaches
Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands line the beaches
A major incident has been declared in Bournemouth after thousands of people descended on the area’s beaches as temperatures soared. Council leaders say the numbers of people flooding the seaside in the last two days are “like those seen on a bank holiday”. People are being told to stay away,...
25.06.2020
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22 police officers injured after Brixton street party turned violent
22 police officers injured after Brixton street party turned violent
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has condemned the “appalling” scenes in Brixton last night after police came under attack when they tried to break up a large street party. Scotland Yard said officers were confronted by a “hostile” crowd as they tried to break up the “block party” on Overton Road, Brixton. Footage of the...
25.06.2020
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Student union launches action for compensation
Student union launches action for compensation
Thousands of students which have missed out on their studies during lockdown, are being asked to sign up for a “mass action” for compensation. England’s universities minister wants students to complain to universities. But National Union of Students (NUS) President Zamzam Ibrahim says this approach means students have “less rights...
24.06.2020
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