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At least 246 frontline health and care workers have been identified after dying with coronavirus. Through tributes from loved ones and confirmation through sources such as local NHS trusts and other authorities, the PA news agency has confirmed the names of health and social care workers who have died after contracting Covid-19 since March 11 2020. This chronological list contains people who were working in roles shortly before their deaths where they were likely to come into contact with patie...

Cateran Yomp: Fancy a challenge? Sign up for epic hills charity hike by Gayle Ritchie Gayles team yomps down to the Spittal of Glenshee in 2017. The coronavirus crisis cancelled last year’s Cateran Yomp, but there are bold plans to run the epic charity trek in June. Veteran yomper Gayle gears up for the challenge. Tackling the Cateran Yomp is no mean feat – it’s a tough, gruelling challenge, physically and mentally. The coronavirus pandemic forced the 2020 event to be cancelled, but...

In a year packed with cricket to help ECB recoup the losses they made due to covid-19, England's best all-format cricketers simply cannot do it all

England coach Silverwood says sorry for leaving Moeen in lurch ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Wed, Feb 17 2021 21:48 IST | ​ 0 Views Chris Silverwood.. Image Source: IANS News Chennai, Feb 17 : England coach Chris Silverwood has apologised after Moeen Alis departure from the bio-bubble led to a controversy as it appeared that he was doing it on his own volition and not as per the plan of the England and Wales Cricket Board. "First of all, were sorry the impression we gave yesterday was M...

In a year packed with cricket to help ECB recoup the losses they made due to covid-19, England's best all-format cricketers simply cannot do it all

Notwithstanding ongoing controversy about the exact origins of the Covid-19 virus, it is clear that China was the first country in the world...

Buttler to return for T20 matches in India

Bairstow was not exactly looking for a rest, it has been forced on him. He would have been queuing up to be in India and take the gloves

A TALENTED 12-year-old Monmouthshire schoolboy is making an innovative device which, the school says, could well be used by the NHS to save lives in the UK’s fight against Covid-19. Ed Smith, a pupil at Monmouth School for Boys, is a budding inventor and believes his device - a wooden container to easily mix vaccine vials - could speed up the process of administering the life-saving Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine. Inspired by his GP parents, Peter and Sue Smith, who both work on the NHS frontl...

Sometimes thinking is a bad idea. Ian Leslie draws on Dylan, Djokovic and academic research to put the case for unthinking