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As the UK starts rolling out booster jabs, health experts have raised concerns about diverting resources from developing countries with much lower vaccination rates.

Major changes to the rules for international travel are expected to be announced today.

The UK has recorded another 33,196 coronavirus cases and 61 deaths in the latest 24-hour period, government figures show.

Armed police deployed after altercation which left man with head injuries By Leanne Cooke Armed Police were deployed yesterday after a fight in Douglas left a man with head injuries. Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident which happened in and around the area of Upper Dukes Road and St Ninian’s Road around 1am yesterday.   Authorities say the altercation was between  two local men, the one with head injuries was treated at Nobles hospital...

COVID-19: Hospitals run out of beds, soldiers take over as undertakers - Nepal battles second wave of pandemic Sirens blaring, a military hearse and an escort jeep race through Nepals capital Kathmandu. Soldiers dressed in PPE kits have been called to the home of 84-year-old Draupada Bhetwal on the outskirts of the city - she had tested positive for COVID-19 and succumbed to Fear of the pandemic has gripped the country and its people. The military has been drafted to pick up bodi...

Indonesia submarine: Race against time to find vessel as crew oxygen due to run out The countrys navy has been searching for the vessel ever since it went missing during a training exercise in waters north of the island of Bali. The 43-year-old sub was conducting a torpedo drill on Wednesday but failed to relay the results as expected and has been silent ever since. Yudo Margono, the navy chief of staff, has warned there is only enough oxygen for the sailors to last until 3am on Saturday local...

People who left litter strewn across Cardiff Bay have been condemned for breaking coronavirus regulations.

Prince William warns humans must reset trajectory to avoid climate disaster In a special video message broadcast at the Conservation International Gala in the US, the Duke of Cambridge said the next decade would be "one of our greatest tests". He said the most vulnerable people around the world "and those who have done the least to cause climate change" would be the worst hit. The royal urged those present to take their lead from the millions of young people who are trying to solve the global ...

Thousands of demonstrators in Paris were met with water cannon as protests against a new privacy law attracted larger crowds keen to air their grievances over coronavirus restrictions and France's slow vaccine rollout.

The EU has backtracked after it moved to override part of the Brexit deal amid an ongoing row over coronavirus vaccine supplies.