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Boris's lockdown D-Day: PM will decide TODAY whether to plunge ALL of England back into full lockdown – potentially for MONTHS – after Keir Starmer demanded tougher restrictions to stop 'out of control' mutant Covid virus Boris Johnson will decide whether to introduce stricter measures as he faces calls to bring in a lockdown PM warned curbs were 'probably about to get tougher' - and said he was considering further school closures  Cabinet sources said they expected the Government's 'Covid-O' committee, which makes decisions on lockdown restrictions, would meet on Monday to decide on the...

Sahin is confident that the new variant of the Covid-19 strain in the UK would not impact the efficacy of the vaccine

2021-01-02 12:35:46 GMT2021-01-02 20:35:46(Beijing Time) Xinhua English LONDON, Jan. 2 (Xinhua) -- All schools in England should remain closed for two more weeks after the Christmas holiday due to the rising COVID-19 infections, Britain's biggest teaching union has said, British media reported Saturday. Head of the National Education Union (NEU), which has more than 450,000 members in the country, called for all primary and secondary schools to be closed, saying "what is right for London is right for the rest of the country". NEU joint general secretary Mary Bousted told the BBC Saturd...

Many businesses closed with the introduction of new tougher restrictions in the North-East on Wednesday evening. But just hours after the doors of those premises closed, an intruder was taking the opportunity to try to force his way in. Overnight on Wednesday into Thursday, a pub, beauty salon and two newsagents were targeted n Newcastle city centre. Those responsible were unable to steal anything of substantial value but the raids did cause damage to the businesses affected. A 44-year-old man was arrested by Northumbria Police inside one of the premises after officers were swiftly ...

It brings the total number of Islanders, whose hospital deaths have been linked to coronavirus, to 57. The government records information on patients who have died in English hospitals within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19, or where Covid-19 was mentioned on a death certificate. According to data published separately, a further 51 Islanders have died in the community (in care homes, at home and in the hospice), since the start of the pandemic. We entered Tier Four on New Year's Eve - with the key message being 'Stay at Home', alongside the #HandsFaceSpace mantra.