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London | British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his finance minister Rishi Sunak will be limited to working from their offices and subject to daily COVID-19 testing after being identified as a contact of someone who tested positive for the virus.
Health Minister Sajid Javid on Saturday (Sunday AEST) said he had tested positive for COVID-19.
People dine outdoors at South Bank, London, at the weekend. Britain is removing almost all its remaining coronavirus restrictions.Â
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âThe Prime Minister and Chancellor have been contacted by NHS Test and Trace as contacts of someone who has tested positive for COVID,â a statement from Mr Johnsonâs Downing Street office said on Sunday.
LONDON (BLOOMBERG) - For about one million people across Britain, Covid-19 did not just go away. Instead it lingered, causing exhaustion, shortness of breath, cognitive issues and other health problems.
With England preparing to lift virtually all restrictions even as infections are surging again, scientists are concerned that the numbers impacted by what has become known as long Covid-19 will climb much higher.
In a bid to understand more, Britain s National Institute for Health Research on Sunday (July 18) announced about £20 million (S$37 million) in funding for 15 studies analysing the causes of long Covid-19 and its physical and mental health impacts.
Published July 17, 2021, 10:09 AM
LONDON, United Kingdom – The UK government’s plan to scrap day-to-day pandemic restrictions in England next week is reckless and has no basis in science, international experts warned on Friday, with one arguing it amounts to premeditated murder.
People enjoy the evening sunshine on Thames Embankment by the river Thames in London on July 16, 2021. The UK government’s plan to scrap day-to-day pandemic restrictions in England next week is reckless and has no basis in science, international experts warned on Friday, with one arguing it amounts to premeditated murder.
Tolga Akmen / AFP Prime Minister Boris Johnson said this week it was “highly probable” the worst of the coronavirus pandemic was over as he pressed ahead with Monday’s reopening, despite the Delta variant spreading out of control.
Chris Whitty s latest warning to Brits as England could plunge into lockdown in 5 weeks
Despite Freedom Day being just days away, Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty latest warning was not in a celebratory mood and gravely spoke of future lockdowns in the near future
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