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UK government-sanctioned rave experiment "gives a glimpse" of what the future might hold From CNN's Zahid Mahmood Clubbers return to the dance floor on April 30 at a warehouse in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Anthony Devlin/Getty Images Huge crowds of partygoers descended on a club in Liverpool on Friday, no masks or social distancing in sight. They were there for fun -- but also in the name of science. Large indoor gatherings are still banned in England and the live music event without face masks or social distancing was part of the UK government’s Events Research Program, which is colle...

Revelers gather for UK rave experiment without social distancing SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - NOVEMBER 20: Audience with cell phones record the Now United concert at Espaco das Americas on November 20, 2019 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Mauricio Santana/Getty Images) by: Zahid Mahmood and Zamira Rahim, CNN Posted: May 1, 2021 / 08:58 AM EST (CNN) — Crowds of revelers descended on the city of Liverpool in northwest England on Friday for a live music event held without masks or social distancing. The British experiment was held without COVID-19 restri...

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Brazil's health minister asks countries with extra vaccine doses to share them From CNN's Rodrigo Pedroso in Sao Paulo Workers unload a 1 million-dose shipment of the Pfizer/Biontech vaccine in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 29. Nelson Almedia/AFP/Getty Images Brazil's Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga has asked countries that have extra Covid-19 vaccine doses to share them with Brazil "as soon as possible." "We reiterate our call to those who have extra doses of vaccines so that they can share them with Brazil as soon as possible to allow us to succeed in advancing our broad vaccination campaign...

By Syndicated Content Terry Wyatt/Getty Images Pink recently released a duet with British singer/songwriter Rag’n’Bone Man called “Anywhere Away from Here,” and it’s just been announced that she’ll perform the song with him at the 2021 BRIT Awards, albeit remotely. The BRIT Awards — the U.K. version of the Grammys — take place May 11 at London’s O2 Arena, but due to COVID-19 restrictions, Pink will sing her part from the U.S.  It’s not clear if she’ll be on satellite, Zoom or some other platform.   In a statement, Ragâ�...