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UK Covid cases drop by 41% with 2,379 daily infections and 20 deaths - Vimarsana News

UK Covid cases drop by 41% with 2,379 daily infections and 20 deaths

VIRUS FADING UK Covid cases drop by 41% with 2,379 daily infections and 20 deaths after PM confirms April 12 phase will go ahead Updated: 6 Apr 2021, 19:02 Invalid Date, UK Covid cases have fallen by 41% in a week with 2,379 new infections in the past 24 hours. A further 20 deaths were recorded in the last day, bringing the total to 126,882. �� Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates... 3 3 Walkers cross London Bridge during rush hour in the capitalCredit: PA Today's infection figure is down significantly from this time last week, when 4,040 positive cases were ...

If you look beyond the stars, it's policies that are winning women over to Yes - Vimarsana News

If you look beyond the stars, it's policies that are winning women over to Yes

Judging by recent headlines, you’d think the Battle of the Sexes has already been won. Nicola and Meghan will dominate this International Women’s Day – two women so well-known no surnames are required. Every week, First Minister’s Questions features a forthright (if departing) Ruth Davidson tackling a confident (if now battle-scarred) First Minister. Last week when Jackie Baillie, Linda Fabiani and the inimitable Margaret Mitchell led questioning during the harassment inquiry, Scottish politics was completely dominated by women (albeit discussing the behaviour of one prominent m...

Letters: Any Covid inquiry must start with the UK Government - Vimarsana News

Letters: Any Covid inquiry must start with the UK Government

ROBERT Stuart (Letters, January 20) makes the comparison of deaths from Covid in Scotland versus those in some European countries with similar-sized populations, from which he infers that this reflects badly upon Scotland's ability to cope well if it were independent. What he misses is the fact that each of the countries to which he refers are themselves independent. Norway, 95 deaths, 5.4 million population; Finland, 111, 5.5m; Denmark, 296, 5.8m; Ireland, 501, 4.9m; Slovakia, 616, 5.4; all independent smaller countries, self-governing, economically self-sufficient within the EEC (Norway...