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Pedestrians walk past closed restaurants in Chinatown in London, UK, on March 1, 2021 [Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images] On March 16, a man opened fire in three spa parlours in the US city of Atlanta, killing eight people, including six Asian women. The shootings, the worst mass killing in the United States since 2019, drew long-overdue attention to the rising wave of physical assaults, racial slurs and verbal abuse Asian communities in the country have faced in the past year. Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, and former President Donald Trump and his supporters’ attempts t...

Covid-19: Oxford-AstraZeneca jab 'not linked to clots' and hairdressers reopen in Wales Published 1. Oxford-AstraZeneca jab 'not linked to clots', despite suspensions - UK regulator People should still get their Covid vaccine despite several EU countries pausing use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab amid concern about blood clots, according to the UK medicines regulator. The Netherlands is the latest country to suspend use of the jab as a precaution, following reports from Denmark and Norway about potential side effects related to clotting. But the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulator...

BBC News By Christina Ong & Debbie Jackson BBC Scotland image captionWei Saik was the victim of a racial assault by a group of boys in Edinburgh An Edinburgh mum has told BBC Scotland she was physically assaulted as she walked home with her two young children because of the coronavirus pandemic. As Wei Saik crossed Rose Street in the capital one night last November as a group of teenage boys came from the opposite side of the road. As she pushed her pram, with her son riding ahead on his balance bike, they moved around her and the last boy to pass smacked her on the head and shouted "Covid" ...