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Migrant parents have no idea where children are after crossing border Rachel Sharp For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Migrant parents have said they have no idea where their children have gone after crossing the border into America, as some are about to be housed as far away as Michigan due to the overwhelming number of arrivals. Moms and dads already settled in the US are being forced to deal with the agonizing weeks-long wait to hear any news of their children's whereabouts or wellbeing as the federal government struggles to cope with the influx of...

Covid vaccines are 'breaking the link' between cases and deaths Luke Andrews Health Reporter For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Coronavirus vaccines are 'breaking the link' between cases and deaths, scientists behind a major surveillance study tracking England's outbreak claimed today. Imperial College London epidemiologists found while Covid infections appeared to have levelled off in early April, fatalities linked to the virus were still falling — which would not have been expected during the first or second wave. They said this signalled how the s...

Pfizer hasn't delivered ten million vaccines to EU due in December Sam Baker For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Pfizer has failed to deliver 10 million Covid jabs to the EU that were due in December in the latest blow to the bloc's supply following its row with the UK over AstraZeneca. Brussels today admitted that it was one-third short of the supply it had expected from the US firm.  It's the latest setback for the EU's flailing vaccine rollout which last month saw Brussels launch bitter attacks on Britain and UK-based manufacturer AstraZeneca, accus...

Whale sharks lingering at tourist hotspots at risk of boat strikes Ian Randall For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Lingering at coastal tourist 'hotspots' is putting injured whale sharks at a greater risk of boat strikes, a study of the larger, slow-moving filter-feeders has found.  Researchers from York and the Maldives warned that wounded sharks stay in certain, favourable locations for three times longer than their uninjured counterparts. This means they not only miss out on seasonal food sources in other areas, but that they also put themselves at g...

Oxford researchers studied more than 50,000 genomes of the coronavirus to track and identify how it spread in the UK during the first wave.