The Keighley-born 100-year-old has died after testing positive for Covid-19 and being admitted to hospital on Sunday. Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe said: “We are deeply saddened to hear of the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore and our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time. “He was a great inspiration to many people with his fighting spirit and optimism during this pandemic. So so sorry to see this terrible news about a hero of the pandemic. Proud that he was a Keighley lad and inspired a nation. Condolences to his family. https://t.co/ElxBrat0vY Susan Hinchcliffe (@SHinchcliffe) February 2, 2021
RMIT University The Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is the second COVID shot to be approved in Australia, and it s likely Australians will start receiving it next month. By mid-January, only about a quarter of the COVID-19 vaccines distributed for U.S. nursing homes through the federal program had reached people’s arms. Paul Bersebach/MediaNews Group/Orange County Register via Getty Images Januari 14, 2021
Si Cunningham. Picture: Tim Smith SI CUNNINGHAM, Bradford 2025 bid development manager, looks at cultural programmes planned for the district. “As Bradford endures the dark days of another lockdown, it’s difficult to imagine a time when we’re free to enjoy the things we love doing around our district. A lazy Saturday at the cinema. A pint after trekking over the moors above Haworth. An intimate concert at Kala Sangam. For now, these are distant fantasies. Yet behind the scenes, a small army of creatives, cultural leaders, and custodians of our greatest attractions are working hard to ensure that Bradford’s culture offer is bigger, more diverse, and better than ever once we’re all able to enjoy it fully again.
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At the moment, demand for COVID-19 vaccines is much higher than supply
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A TOP Bradford doctor has spoken of his pride in leading a trial to find an effective Covid-19 vaccine, describing it as the pinnacle of his research career . Professor Dinesh Saralaya, a Respiratory Consultant at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) is Director of the newly-established National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Patient Recruitment Centre, which is based at BRI and under the auspices of which, the late phase Novavax vaccine trial in Bradford was organised. On the news that the Novavax coronavirus vaccine had been shown to be 89.3 per cent effective at preventing Covid-19 in participants who took part in the large-scale UK trials, Professor Saralaya said: “This is tremendous news. It’s fantastic. The more vaccines we have the better. Vaccines are the only way out of this pandemic and the way for us to get back to normal life.