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G7 leaders in Cornwall want to tackle inequality. Even people down the road aren't convinced
G7 leaders in Cornwall want to tackle inequality. Even people down the road aren't convinced
Europe reopens: Spain, France, Denmark and Greece welcome tourists
Spain, France and Denmark welcome international tourists, while cruising is back - but it's not plain sailing
"We Need More": UN Joins Criticism Of G7 Global Covid Vaccine Pledge
On the G7 Covid vaccine plan, head of UN Antonio Guterres said that the world needed to act "with with a logic, with a sense of urgency, and with the priorities of a war economy."
G-7 Leaders Vow No Pandemic Repeat
Leaders of the G-7 are set to sign the Carbis Bay Declaration, described as a “historic statement setting out a series of concrete commitments to prevent any repeat of the human and economic devastation wreaked by coronavirus.”
21 June: End of England's Covid lockdown could be delayed by one month
The government is considering delaying the lifting of England's remaining Covid restrictions by up to four weeks, sources have told the BBC.
Lockdown warning: Britain may never get back freedom if June 21 is delayed
BRITAIN risks never getting back core freedoms if Boris Johnson delays the planned unlocking of the country on June 21, politicians and health experts have warned. The prime minister will tomorrow decide whether to delay the lifting of l...
Britain’s ‘Freedom Day’: Why easing of coronavirus restrictions may be delayed
Rapid spread of Delta variant hits lockdown end by at least a month; honour for Oxford vaccine scientist -- Prof. Sarah Gilbert
The Latest: WHO chief says vaccine need outstrips G7 pledges
The head of the World Health Organization has welcomed the vaccine-sharing announcements coming out of the Group of Seven summit but says “we need more, and we need them faster.”
Oxford vaccine inventors recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
The Oxford University scientists who invented the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine are among those to be honoured by Queen Elizabeth, among a number of recipients who played key roles in Britain’s coronavirus response, the government said on...
British Doctors Union Urges Government Not to Reopen
The main doctors union in Britain is calling on the government to delay its plans to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions as new data shows a spike in cases of the highly transmissible delta variant.
Oxford vaccine inventors recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
The Oxford University scientists who invented the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine are among those to be honoured by Queen Elizabeth, among a number of recipients who played key roles in Britain’s coronavirus response, the government said on...
Housing Market Frenzy - It’s Not Just Britain, You Know…
EAT's Graham Norwood explores house price booms across the world and insists it's not a uniquely British phenomenon.
Boris 'to delay June 21 reopening until July 19' after surge in Covid cases
Boris Johnson will delay the full lifting of lockdown on June 21 by almost a month, according to government sources.
Telegram And Amazon Are Hosting Fake Vaccine Card Merchants
Fake vaccine card merchants are rampant on Telegram. Meanwhile, fake vaccine card listings continue to fall between the cracks on Amazon, despite a ban on them.
Vaccine tycoon spends US$1.3 million on Hong Kong parking bay
Qiu Mingjing, whose stake in Beijing Wantai Biologicial Pharmacy Enterprise is worth US$190 million, was revealed as the buyer of the space at the deluxe Mount Nicholson development.
France reopens restaurants, bars and borders as COVID-19 rules ease
French people are from Wednesday allowed back into restaurants and bars while foreign travellers with a COVID passport can once more visit the country.
G7 To Provide 1 Billion Covid Vaccine Doses "To World" By 2023: UK
The UK, which is hosting the big powers' gathering, added it would donate at least 100 million surplus doses within the next year, including five million beginning in the coming weeks.
From Russia to Brexit: the key issues at the G7 summit
The top items on the leaders’ agenda for this week’s gathering at Cornwall, and some possible outcomes
France's Macron Calls For Vaccine Makers To Donate 10% Of Doses
"Donations of doses by states have to be supplemented by donations of doses by pharmaceutical companies," Macron told a news conference.
‘Empire 2.0 fantasy’: Boris Johnson pens G7 article on post-Covid world, draws flak for ‘hypocrisy’ and ‘undermining democracy’
Ahead of the G7 summit, British PM Boris Johnson has drawn ridicule for an article in which he seemingly invokes wartime bonhomie to state his vision for a post-Covid world built on “openness, freedom, democracy and free trade.”
USA: Employer Can Require Employees to Be Vaccinated
Companies can require workers entering the workplace to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to recent U.S. government guidance.
Covid: Everyone can see hospitalisations going up, says PM
Boris Johnson says it is clear that Covid cases are rising and hospitalisations increasing, as a decision on 21 June unlocking looms.
If Covid Trends Continue, It Could Be Years Before Virus Is Controlled: US Health Body
Just 10% of the population of Latin America and the Caribbean have been fully vaccinated, with a particularly acute situation in Central American and the Caribbean.
One in five Britons considering holiday to amber-list country
Survey finds willingness to consider trip to countries such as Spain increases to a third among young people
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