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Fans will return to Prenton Park for Thursdays playoff semi-final first leg. Photo: Phil Bryan The wait is over. Tonight, thousands of Tranmere supporters will make their way back to Prenton Park for the first time this year to watch their beloved Whites. Rovers face Morecambe in the first leg of the League Two promotion playoffs in a match that will go a long way to determining if the team has what it takes to make an immediate return to League One after the injustice of their Points Per G...

Fans will return to Prenton Park next week for the first time since December last year. Photo: Phil Bryan Tranmere Rovers will welcome back thousands of supporters next week for their crunch playoff semi-final first leg against Morecambe at Prenton Park. And in a move that is sure to curry favour with the Super White Army, most of the lucky attendees will be given free entry. Following the Government’s Covid restrictions announcement on Monday (May 10), the club has confirmed that a lim...

Revealed: Why Britain’s regulator missed the link between the AstraZeneca jab and rare blood clots The first cases occurred in January and February but their significance was not picked up by the MHRA’s algorithms 17 April 2021 • 6:00pm European countries were the first to report and identify an issue, despite having given far less jabs Credit: Joel Saget/AFP Early in March, some four weeks after the first AstraZeneca vaccine was administered in Europe, little signals - like flares - star...

Marco Cantile/LightRocket via Getty Images Latest coronavirus news as of 5pm on 7 April UK committee advises under-30s be offered alternative to AstraZeneca jab, while EU review finds no evidence age or gender are risk factors for side effects The UK’s Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has advised that people under the age of 30 with no underlying health conditions should be offered an alternative covid-19 vaccine instead of the Oxford/AstraZeneca shot where possible, due...

Of the 18 million people in the UK who had the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, there have been 22 cases of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis. Photograph: Alberto Pezzali/AP Vaccines have side-effects, as do all medicines. Most often, jabs cause sore arms, a headache or a bit of nausea – none of which would be very significant when weighed against the toll of a serious virus such as Covid-19. But sometimes the risk-benefit calculation may look les...

Several European countries suspend the drug over blood clot concerns but health experts insist it is safe

Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid jab safe, insists Hancock Published media captionHealth Secretary Matt Hancock: "If you get the call, get the jab" The Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine is safe, the health secretary has said, after some European nations paused its use amid concern over blood clots. Matt Hancock urged people to "listen to the regulators" and to "get the jab" as soon as they got the opportunity. Some 13 countries have suspended use of the vaccine while they seek further clarification on i...

By Rachel Conner-Hill echorachelc Chief Reporter (Tees Valley & North Yorkshire) MP Jacob Young met with Middlesbrough GP Dr Ifti Lone yesterday NORTH-East doctors are urging people to come for their Covid-19 vaccines, with reports of an increase in missed appointments due to fears about safety.   Middlesbrough doctor Ifti Lone, of the Eston Primary Care Network, is reassuring ...

AstraZeneca vaccine: Have European countries made a mistake in halting shots? CNN 4 days ago By Rob Picheta, CNN © Alessandra Tarantino/AP A health worker shows the media how she prepares a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine to be administered to a patient at a vaccination center set up in front of Romes Termini central station, Monday, March 8, 2021. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino) Within the space of a few days, the rollout of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine has grou...

The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine - what you need to know Rhona Shennan © The contraceptive pill is more likely to cause blood clots than the AstraZeneca vaccine (Photo: Shut... A number of countries around the world have temporarily suspended the usage of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine over growing blood clot concerns. While experts have announced that the vaccine is safe, countries like Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Ger...