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J D Wetherspoon FY23 total sales of £1,925 million, up 10.6% - Vimarsana News

J D Wetherspoon FY23 total sales of £1,925 million, up 10.6%

J D Wetherspoon FY23 total sales of £1,925 million, up 10.6%

The Covid Inquiry will never admit it, but we had a strong pandemic plan. What went wrong was Leftie scientists and panicky politicians, writes PROFESSOR ROBERT DINGWALL - Vimarsana News

The Covid Inquiry will never admit it, but we had a strong pandemic plan. What went wrong was Leftie scientists and panicky politicians, writes PROFESSOR ROBERT DINGWALL

PROFESSOR ROBERT DINGWALL This may seem hard to believe, but for 48 hours in March 2020, the UK set out to manage the Covid in much the same way as Sweden.

'Bone-breaker' fever could become endemic in UK if 'risky' experiment backfires, experts fear - Vimarsana News

'Bone-breaker' fever could become endemic in UK if 'risky' experiment backfires, experts fear

EXCLUSIVE: Londoners could be injected with the infectious tropical virus dengue as part of a proposed study that experts say carries an 'inevitable' risk of onward community infections.

Symptoms of deadly virus that kills 40,000 each year that could soon be in the UK - Vimarsana News

Symptoms of deadly virus that kills 40,000 each year that could soon be in the UK

Experts have warned that dengue fever could become "endemic" in the UK if a risky experiment goes wrong. But some say it is inevitable that dengue will become established in the UK due to climate change, and that these experiments are vital for effective vaccines.

Has India already beaten the super-infectious new Covid variant? - Vimarsana News

Has India already beaten the super-infectious new Covid variant?

A huge explosion in cases across India over the past month left hospitals braced for an influx of infections. Yet the once-spiralling curve has now flattened off before it had chance to overwhelm the nation.