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June 1, 2021 One man in India is worried that his Covid-19 vaccine shot may not be working. Pratap Chandra, a resident of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh, got himself tested for antibodies against Covid, 28 days after receiving the Covishield jab. After the test concluded that he had no antibodies against the viral infection, he concluded that the vaccine maker and India’s health ministry were to blame. Covishield, the AstraZeneca vaccine manufactured by the Serum Institute of India, is the dominant vaccine in the country’s ongoing immunisation programme. So far, a majority of the 216 million do...

Farmers market starting up this summer in Campton Hills Rob Murphy, the owner of C & W Market and Provisions in Geneva, is starting a farmers market this summer in Campton Hills. Courtesy of Rob Murphy   Thanks to Rob Murphy, the schedule for Kane County farmers markets is about get busier. Murphy, the owner of C & W Market and Provisions in Geneva and the manager of the St. Charles farmers market, is starting a new farmers market this summer in Campton Hills. Debuting next week, the market will run 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Wednesday through September at Campton Square at the corn...

AFC Ann Arbor, local organizations launch new community youth program in Ypsilanti Weekly CLR Academy will launch in June Meredith Bruckner, Community News Producer, All About Ann Arbor Published:  Tags:  CLR Academy aims to promote mindfulness through sports for local youth. (AFC Ann Arbor) YPSILANTI, Mich. – Association Football Club Ann Arbor and Washtenaw My Brother’s Keeper, in partnership with the Hart & Tay Train Foundation, the Rob Murphy Foundation and the Mighty Oak Project, have launched a new community youth program called CLR Academy. The free weekly program aims to support...

Britain's sixth-largest bank Virgin Money returned to profit in March after the UK's recovery from the pandemic meant it cut the amount of money it set aside for bad debts. The group - formerly known as CYBG - reported pre-tax profits of £72million for the six months to March against losses of £7million a year earlier. The boost largely came after the bank cut impairment costs for bad debts by 83 per cent to £38million, down from £232million last year. Virgin Money reported pre-tax profits of £72m for the six months to the end of March However, the share price fell 5 per cent this mornin...