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Britain will aim to offer all eligible adults a booster shot by the end of this year. South Africa’s president tested positive for the coronavirus.

The city’s aid organizations are facing labor shortages and supply chain disruptions in their effort to help the 1.5 million New Yorkers who cannot afford food.

Rescuers continued to tally the loss of life after Friday’s deadly tornadoes across six states. The death toll at a Kentucky candle factory appeared to be less than originally feared.

At least 90 people were killed by the devastating storms on Friday night, including 80 in Kentucky, which was badly hit. Rescue workers resumed their efforts on Sunday.

The state is among a number in the Midwest and Northeast that have seen sharp rises in hospitalizations.

Officials said that there were “confirmed fatalities” after a roof collapsed at an Amazon warehouse in Illinois, leaving workers trapped, and that tornadoes had killed at least one person at an Arkansas nursing home.

Among the damage was a roof collapse at an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, Ill. A railroad company said one of its trains had derailed in Kentucky.

Britain, which has sophisticated virus surveillance, could be a bellwether of what other highly vaccinated countries will see from the new coronavirus variant. Officials there say Omicron could account for most cases within weeks.

Price gains have moved up sharply for months, but the fact that the trend is lasting and broadening has put policymakers on red alert.

Annie Farmer has called Ghislaine Maxwell “a sexual predator who groomed and abused” countless women. The judge allowed one of Jeffrey Epstein’s books of contacts to be introduced as evidence.