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The world health organization has approved china's sinovac covid vaccine for emergency use. the who said it prevented symptomatic disease in 51% of those vaccinated and prevented severe symptoms and hospitalisation in 100% of samples. the vaccine, which has already been used in several countries, has been recommended for over 18s, with a second dose two to four weeks later. ryanair is calling on the transport secretary to open up international travel from all eu countries in the next revision of the uk s green list on 3rd june. the airline is urging grant shapps to abolish travel restrictions ...

Was the Scottish Government as culpable as the Westminster Government over the delay to impose lockdown at the start of the pandemic? IAIN Macwhirter's comment that “the Scottish Government made exactly the same mistakes as Mr Johnson. She [the First Minister] similarly delayed lockdown in March 2020, halted community testing and failed to protect care homes” is riddled with errors ("Sturgeon could be caught in the Cummings crossfire", The Herald, May 26). First, is he unaware that until the end of March 2020 the devolved governments did not have the powers to declare a lockdown? The ...

BBC News Published The number of people to have died with coronavirus in the UK has exceeded 100,000. There have been nearly 104,000 deaths since the pandemic began, data from the UK's national statisticians shows. The figures, which go up to 15 January, are based on death certificates. The government's daily figures, which rely on positive tests, are slightly lower. It follows a surge of cases last month, leaving the UK with one of the highest coronavirus death rates globally. The Office for National Statistics and its counterparts in Scotland and Northern Ireland registered 7,776 deaths wit...

BBC News Published The number of people to have died with coronavirus in the UK has exceeded 100,000. There have been nearly 104,000 deaths since the pandemic began, data from the UK's national statisticians shows. The figures, which go up to 15 January, are based on death certificates. The government's daily figures, which rely on positive tests, are slightly lower. It follows a surge of cases last month, leaving the UK with one of the highest coronavirus death rates globally. The Office for National Statistics and its counterparts in Scotland and Northern Ireland registered 7,776 deaths wit...

BBC News Published The number of people to have died with coronavirus in the UK has exceeded 100,000. There have been nearly 104,000 deaths since the pandemic began, data from the UK's national statisticians shows. The figures, which go up to 15 January, are based on death certificates. The government's daily figures, which rely on positive tests, are slightly lower. It follows a surge of cases last month, leaving the UK with one of the highest coronavirus death rates globally. The Office for National Statistics and its counterparts in Scotland and Northern Ireland registered 7,776 deaths wit...