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Advertisement Britain must go into an Asia-style lockdown now with nurseries and places of worship closed, hotels commandeered as isolation centres and masks worn in every public space, experts have warned. Former WHO director Anthony Costello said only a total clampdown would succeed in stopping the mutant strain of coronavirus ripping through the country. Professor of operational research at UCL Christina Pagel added that she thinks the current lockdown restrictions are likely to fail and me...

Despite around 90 per cent of the population overwhelmingly sticking to regulations, the streets and public transport remain busy, allowing the virus to spread.

Queen launches Britains jab blitz: Vaccine superhubs get ready to inject four people a minute and Matt Hancock unveils a mass rapid testing drive to curb the tide against the virus as it claims another 1,035 lives Her Majesty, 94, and the Duke of Edinburgh, 99, received their injections at Windsor Castle from their doctor They had their first dose only when it became available to others in Berkshire area to avoid special treatment The Palace would not specify whether they received the Oxford or...

People are respecting the third coronavirus lockdown as traffic and footfall has dropped to near-April levels, the latest data suggests. Apple Mobility Trends for London shows driving down by 44 per cent, walking down by 62 per cent and transit down by 68 per cent. Tom Tom figures also has commuters in the capital driving into work at rush hour as remaining steady at just 25 per cent. Meanwhile pictures from the Tube this morning showed passengers abiding by the rules and mostly wearing their f...

Australian Dollar Pushes Higher on Better-Than-Expected Jobs Data 2020-12-17 00:54:00 Daniel Moss, Analyst Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, Employment Data, Easing Restrictions, PMI – Talking Points: The Australian Dollar surged higher against its major counterparts on the back of strong employment figures for the month of November. The nation’s progressive return to normalcy may continue to put a premium on the cyclically-sensi...