Sajid Javid has "worsened" the prospect of all restrictions ending on July 19th by being ambiguous over whether guidelines on social distancing and testing will be lifted, says the Chairman of the Covid Recover Group.
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Infections are rising rapidly in Scotland, but have not translated into a large number of hospitalisations. The recent surge appears to be related to Euro 2020, with infections concentrated among men aged 15–44.
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Only those who are fully vaccinated against Covid will be able to enjoy indoor hospitality when it finally reopens in Ireland. People who have received one dose, or who are unvaccinated, will be forced to stay outside.
We're publishing an original piece today on the risks of heart problems following receipt of a Covid vaccine by two distinguished doctors. They originally submitted it to the BMJ as a 'Rapid Response', but it was rejected.
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The Government could announce within days that pupils will no longer be required to automatically isolate after contact with a peer who has tested positive for Covid when schools return in September.
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If any advanced country has come close to "Zero COVID", it's Singapore. Despite recording only 36 deaths, the government has announced, "We can't eradicate" COVID-19, which will very likely "become endemic".
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A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about the virus in the past 24 hours – not just in Britain, but around the world.
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The Government has awarded Serco and Mitie new testing contracts – worth up to £687 million collectively – to support the Test and Trace system. The contracts could run for up to 18 months.
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We're reprinting a brilliant article in Lockdown Sceptics by Steve Waterson, an editor at the Australian, about the ruinous Zero Covid strategy being pursued on the QT by the Australian Government.
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A review of 35 studies comparing changes in childhood vaccination services before and during Covid has found that Covid and lockdowns have massively disrupted vaccine roll-outs, affecting millions of children worldwide.
