Hospital admissions of coronavirus patents in Bolton have seen a rise as bosses issue an urgent plea. The Royal Bolton hospital has seen an increase of admissions for Covid-19 in recent days - particularly among white men in their 40s and 50s, it is understood.

Bolton’s trend appears to be recent and has not previously been highlighted. Its hospital has now warned the rise in admissions has led to its emergency department becoming 'extremely busy'.

It says people needing treatment should not be put off attending the hospital, but stresses it 'cannot afford for this situation to worsen'.

Greater Manchester’s latest daily dashboard tracking coronavirus data, seen by the M.E.N, shows Bolton highlighted as red for admissions, with nine new

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Is higher COVID-19 mortality in Black adults linked to essential work?

Stay informed with live updates on the current COVID-19 outbreak and visit our coronavirus hub for more advice on prevention and treatment.In Wisconsin, for example, the new study suggests that non-Hispanic Black people accounted for 36% of all COVID-19 deaths, despite making up only 6% of the state’s population. However, the analysis also demonstrates that non-Hispanic Black people were more likely to be working in most of the essential occupations. This likely put them at higher risk of infection and made it more likely that they would pass the virus to other members of their household.The research appears as an invited article in a special issue of the journal World Medical & Health Policy.The researchers used data from the Current

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Delta Goodrem opens up about keeping health battle a secret

The Courier Mail on Saturday.‘I stayed at home in between going to the hospital and going to speech therapy. When you have to retreat you can retreat,’ she confessed.‘I have a really tight knit group of friends and family who have always been protective of me.

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Covid-19: Varanasi's Sankat Mochan Temple re-opens for devotees after six months

VARANASI : Sankat Mochan Temple in Varanasi has re-opened for devotees on Sunday after six months. Restricted number of devotees will be allowed entry to the temple amid the COVID-19 pandemic."We are very excited that the temple is re-opening after more than six months.

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TCS sets up 11 coronavirus isolation centres for employees, their dependents

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has set up 11 first-line COVID-19 isolation centres within its premises in various cities in India, including Mumbai, Indore and Nagpur.According to an email to employees, these centres will provide medical support to associates and their dependents (spouse, children and parents /parents-in-law) who are asymptomatic or mildly COVID-19 positive with no other co-morbidities or medical history/complications.All the centres will have 24/7 medical cover, along with daily monitoring by trained professionals.

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60% of new Covid-19 cases so far this weekend in Dublin

So far this weekend, 60% of new cases of Covid-19 reported in the country are in Dublin.

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Coronavirus vaccine trial on hold in US after UK volunteer suffered rare condition

Trials for a coronavirus vaccine are on hold in the US as AstraZeneca confirms that a patient in the UK trial suffered from a rare condition.

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The Latest: Australia's Melbourne reports fewer cases

Virus measures targeted by protesters despite case spikes— Romanian families protest mandatory use of masks in school— Pandemic retools diplomacy as world leaders gather virtually— Director of the University of Colorado’s football operations cited for violating coronavirus-related public health orders after a team practice involved 108 people on a mountain hike.— Police in London clashed with protesters at a rally against coronavirus restrictions, even as the mayor warned that it was “increasingly likely” that the British capital would soon need to introduce tighter rules to curb a sharp rise in infections.— The official Oktoberfest is canceled in Munich, so 50 of the German city’s beer halls are hosting their own, smaller parties

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WHO endorses protocol for coronavirus herbal medicine trials

Covid-19 has raised the issue of using traditional medicines to battle contemporary diseases, and the endorsement clearly encouraged testing with criteria similar to those used for molecules developed by labs in Asia, Europe or the Americas.It came months after a bid by the president of Madagascar to promote a drink based on artemisia, a plant with proven efficacy in malaria treatment, was met with widespread scorn.On Saturday, WHO experts and colleagues from two other organisations "endorsed a protocol for phase III clinical trials of herbal medicine for Covid-19 as well as a charter and terms of reference for the establishment of a data and safety monitoring board for herbal medicine clinical trials," a statement said."Phase III clinical

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New 85-minute Covid test could allow care home visitors to hug their relatives

hA new 85-minute coronavirus test could soon allow care home visitors to cuddle their relatives, it has been reported.

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Basic income rally held at Alberta legislature grounds amid looming CERB deadline

Guaranteed basic income emerges as top policy priority for Liberal MPs amid COVID-19 “This comes up now because people are looking for some form of support and this idea, which was kicked around for decades, seems like, ‘Hey this could work.’ The fact that I get a guaranteed income is really attractive in bad times and then when you have to pay for it in the good times, all of the sudden say, ‘Maybe I don’t like this idea so much,'” Concordia University economics professor Moshe Lander said.Lander says while a basic income could work, it would be challenging to get it right.“The government can’t keep running $350 billion deficits year after year.

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Vancouver theatre company among first in Canada to relaunch during COVID-19

No Child, which premieres Sept. 24.

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Several more COVID-19 exposures reported in B.C. schools

COVID-19 exposures have been reported at schools in British Columbia.The Northern Health Authority has added two schools to its exposure list: Quesnel Junior Secondary School and Ecole Frank Ross Elementary in Dawson Creek.Exposures at both schools occurred on Sept. 10 and Sept.

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$13,000 fine for breaking coronavirus rules in England

Boris Johnson said this week that Britain was seeing a second wave of Covid-19, and introduced new restrictions for millions of people across northwest, northern and central England.In a further measure announced late Saturday, he said that from September 28 people will be legally obliged to self-isolate if they test positive or are told to by the National Health Service (NHS) tracing programme."The best way we can fight this virus is by everyone following the rules and self-isolating if they're at risk of passing on coronavirus," Johnson said in a statement."And so nobody underestimates just how important this is, new regulations will mean you are legally obliged to do so if you have the virus or have been asked to do so by NHS Test and

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Olivia Colman and Paul Mescal among nominees ahead of first post-Covid-19 Emmys

Olivia Colman, Jodie Comer and Paul Mescal are among the nominees ahead of this year’s Emmy Awards, which will take place with a largely virtual ceremony due to the pandemic.

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AP Top 25 Takeaways: Huskers get tough draw; UCF rising star

released its schedule 3.0, doing it a little bit at a time on Fox's Big Noon Kickoff pregame show. The Big Ten also took up much of the conversation on ESPN's “College GameDay," which had interviews with Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh, Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields and Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren.

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PM Modi likely to hold Covid-19 review meeting with chief ministers of 7 states

Narendra Modi is likely to discuss the coronavirus situation with the chief ministers of seven states on September 23, news agency PTI reported citing sources. The meeting comes as most of the states in the country have been witnessing an alarming rise in the number of Covid cases over the last few weeks.Chief ministers of Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh among others are expected to attend the meeting.India, the second worst coronavirus hit country in the world after the United States, has more than 53 lakh cases, according to the Union Health Ministry data.

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Woman drowns in pool of Orlando hotel, deputies say

ORLANDO – A woman drowned in a pool Saturday at the Clarion Hotel on International Drive, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.Deputies said the woman was found face down at the bottom of the pool and after attempts to revive her, she was taken to a hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.The woman has not yet been identified, deputies said.

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COVID-19 possibly exposed to 4 Regina businesses, including Costco: SHA

Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says there may have been COVID-19 exposures at four Regina businesses including Costco. Possible COVID-19 exposure on Regina transit, Saskatchewan Health Authority says The SHA says a person who tested positive for the novel coronavirus visited the following businesses when they were likely infectious:The SHA said anyone who was at the businesses on those dates and times should immediately self-isolate if they have COVID-19 symptoms and to contact the health line at 811 to arrange for testing.

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Superspreader events the biggest threat in surging coronavirus cases, deaths

coronavirus continues to surge across Canada and the United States, superspreaders stand out as a particular threat, say infectious disease experts.A wedding in Maine has left health officials wishing the happy couple had eloped.Sixty-five guests attended the Aug. 7 nuptials at the Big Moose Inn in Millinocket, Maine, a town that had previously been untouched by COVID-19.

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Coronavirus update: Rajasthan imposes Section 144 of in 11 districts

JAIPUR : Concerned over the rising number of coronavirus cases, the Rajasthan government on Saturday decided to impose Section 144 of the CrPC in 11 districts of the state.The state has 33 districts and the provision prohibits an assembly of more than five persons at a place.According to a release, the government also decided to continue the ban on social or religious functions till October 31.However, the permission for 20 people at funerals and 50 in marriage functions will continue.The decisions were taken in a review meeting chaired by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, the release said.In view of alarming situation regarding coronavirus, it was decided to impose Section 144 of the CrPC in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara,

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London should face new coronavirus lockdown by Monday, says mayor Sadiq Khan

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has reportedly warned Boris Johnson that the capital needs new coronavirus restrictions as soon as possible to curb the spread of Covid-19.

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Nunavut reports first confirmed coronavirus infections with 2 new cases

COVID-19.The territory’s chief public health officer, Dr. Michael Patterson, says in a news release there are two cases at the Hope Bay gold mine 125 km southwest of Cambridge Bay.Patterson says both miners are asymptomatic and were exposed to COVID-19 in their home jurisdictions.

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UBC-Okanagan men’s basketball hosts NBA coach

University basketball is in a holding pattern due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic but one university team in the Okanagan is using its first semester to perfect their game.It’s been deemed a developmental year for the UBC-Okanagan men’s basketball team, after their season has been put on hiatus.“We are keeping our fingers crossed that we might get a season.

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EastEnders bosses ‘fear mass exodus over extended breaks and pay loss’ caused by coronavirus

EASTENDERS bosses are said to be concerned there may be a 'mass exodus' of the cast as they adjust to a new normal following the coronavirus pandemic. The Sunday Mirror claims several stars of the BBC soap will take storyline breaks over the next few months as a knock on effect of COVID-19.

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Good samaritans save life of child at Orlando resort after near drowning, police say

ORLANDO – A child was resuscitated by good samaritans after a near drowning at the International Palms Resort on Saturday, according to the Orlando Police Department.After being resuscitated prior to the arrival of first responders, the child was transported to a hospital in stable condition, police said.

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Susanna Reid admits she 'wakes up screaming with nightmares about coronavirus'

Susanna Reid says the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is giving her sleepless nights as she keeps waking up due to nightmares about the killer virus.

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Canada adds more than 800 new coronavirus cases, 6 deaths

coronavirus grew by 863 on Saturday, while the national death toll rose by six.There have been 142,652 cases since COVID-19 was first diagnosed in Canada in late January and 9,211 deaths overall.Across the country more than 7.7 million tests have been conducted throughout the pandemic, and 87 per cent of all cases are resolved.The number of new cases being reported daily has increased by more than 60 per cent in the last two weeks, and demand for testing has increased sharply as well. Quebec Premier François Legault and his wife test negative for COVID-19, to remain in isolation Dr.

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Coronavirus: Ontario restricts social gatherings amid COVID-19 case surge

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Saturday that COVID-19 pandemic rules would be changing immediately with cases surging. Informal gathering will now be limited to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors. Katherine Ward reports.

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Calgary restaurant owner worries about reaction from anti-mask diners

post on the establishment’s Facebook page complaining about the sheep decorations in the restaurant.The sheep statues at Modern Steak are adorned with cloth masks — but some guests aren’t amused by the masked mutton. Face masks ‘more guaranteed’ to work against coronavirus than vaccine, CDC director warns The post from one person read:“Won’t be visiting you again and making sure many others won’t either.

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Winnipeg haunted house to open — with COVID-19 protocols

Manitoba sees 18 new COVID-19 cases, one new infection at Gordon Bell High School It’s a stressful time amid the uncertainty of COVID-19, said Judy Thavenot.“It’s been very, very challenging this year,” she said, tears welling in her eyes.But the Thavenot’s haunted house business, now in its 23rd year, will operate with COVID-19 in mind — mandated masks, gloves and increased sanitation for customers and staff — and a different experience.“We’re going to be changing up how we scare you — there’s not going to be any touching by any of the actors, obviously, we will not be grabbing anybody,” James Thavenot said.“More jump scares, more in your face scares, but keeping a distance.”The Thavenots also plan to limit the number of people allowed

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Métis Nation-Saskatchewan president tests positive for COVID-19

Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (M-NS) has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Métis residents want hunting, fishing rights recognized in southern Saskatchewan In a statement, M-NS said Glen McCallum tested positive for COVID-19 despite being asymptomatic.

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Arizona Senate race could play crucial role in confirmation

PHOENIX – If Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly wins a seat in the U.S. Senate, he could take office as early as Nov.

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Time magazine to feature Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on commemorative cover in special October issue

Supreme Court justice was one of the many ways a new generation has shown the love to the five-foot tall legal giant who made the lives they live possible," according to Time. RELATED: How Ginsburg's death could reshape the presidential campaignIt will include a special tribute to the justice, who was featured on the list in 2015. The issues will be available on newsstands in the U.S.

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Okanagan College creates COVID-19 cookbook

Hospitality industry: Up to 40 people eligible for online training program at Okanagan College The initiative is spearheaded by the library department at the college and project managers are putting out a call to students, staff, and the community at large for their favourite recipes.“Of course, we have had a sourdough bread recipe and a chilli recipe, we have had some dessert recipes pie recipes and I look forward to seeing some of the other creations,” said Janyk.The proceeds of the cookbooks sold will go to the Okanagan College Students’ Union and to an initiative that prevents food insecurity for students called OC Serves Up, where students of the Culinary and Pastry Arts department give free lunches to students signed up as part of

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Coronavirus carriers face massive £10,000 fines if they break rules

with temporary lockdowns for as long as six months, until a vaccine is developed to combat the coronavirus.Large swathes of Britain are now under new restrictions, with the infection rate rising across the country.Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday said the UK is “now seeing a second wave” of Covid-19.Government sources claim the PM is considering a two-week “circuit-breaker” lockdowns to contain the virus.Official government figures now show that 390,358 Brits have been infected with the potentially fatal virus, with a further 21 deaths recorded today.Mr Johnson warned: "We're looking very carefully at the spread of the pandemic as it evolves over the last few days and there's no question, as I've said for several weeks now, that we

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'World-beating' coronavirus testing app doesn't know Isle of Wight is an island

Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s Covid-testing computer algorithm does not know the Isle of Wight is an island.

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1 hospitalized after shooting in Marion County, deputies say

One person was hospitalized following a shooting in Marion County on Saturday, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.The shooting occurred in the 4700 block of SW 166th Court near Dunellon, deputies said.The investigation is ongoing.

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Disjointed and overrun, Man Utd slumps to loss on EPL return

contracted the coronavirus, captain Harry Maguire was convicted of assault in Greece (he has been granted a retrial), and young star Mason Greenwood was dropped by England — and made to train alone — for breaching coronavirus rules.To top it all off, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was without the majority of his squad for more than a week because of international commitments.Still, how to explain such a listless display against an injury-hit Palace team?“Today,” Solskjaer said, “was a performance you don’t see very often from this group.”There was the sight of Pogba repeatedly giving the ball away. Maguire and fellow center half Victor Lindelof constantly got twisted and turned.

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Coronavirus: Kingston’s Murney Tower quiet on the outside, busy behind the scenes

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown a wrench into the opening plans for many tourist attractions this year.The Murney Tower in Kingston, for example, couldn’t open at all this season, but that doesn’t mean the waterfront fortress stayed quite.The tower is a National Historic Site, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site and also the Limestone City’s oldest operating museum.“We were really looking forward to our season opening, where we had lots of new exhibit ideas, new exhibitions, new artifacts that we wanted to put on display, and then COVID hit and all of those plans had to be postponed,” said Simge Erdogan, the tower’s manager and curator.The tower hasn’t had visitors for almost a full calendar year because it closed for the season last fall

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North American Indigenous Games postponed again due to COVID-19

NAIG event next summer is not feasible due to COVID-19 health and safety concerns.The 2020 event was initially supposed to be held July 12-18 in Halifax — or K’jipuktuk in the Mi’kmaw language — and Millbrook First Nation.Global News reported in 2018 that the province committed $3.5 million to support the games.According to the release, the Halifax event will be the largest multi-sport and cultural event to be held in Atlantic Canada.It says NAIG hosts over 5,000 participants from 756 Indigenous nations that compete in 16 sports.President of the NAIG Council Dale Plett said in the release he and his colleagues are disappointed, but the decision had to be made.“The safety for all our athletes, participants, volunteers and their families and

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Peter Andre children: Peter opens up on family life and caring for wife amid coronavirus

Peter Andre has four children, including Junior and Princess and his youngest children Theo and Amelia - Millie. Amid lockdown, Peter has spoken candidly of his family life and how lockdown allowed him to see more of his youngest children Theo and Millie.Talking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Peter opened up on his experiences of lockdown and how it brought him closer with his family.He said: "It has been awesome.

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£10,000 fines for coronavirus carriers who refuse to self-isolate in new crackdown

Covid carriers who refuse to self-isolate face £10,000 fines.

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Quebec Premier François Legault and his wife test negative for COVID-19, to remain in isolation

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]In his message, Legault encouraged Quebecers to keep following public health guidelines.“We all have our part of the responsibility in fighting the virus,” he wrote.“I’m counting on all Quebecers to respect the rules and the health measures.”On Saturday Quebec reported its highest total of new cases since late May, as well as five additional deaths.The 427 new cases bring the provincial total to 67,080.–with files from Global News’ Alessia Maratta

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Alberta teacher’s social media posts about ‘lonely’ school year, COVID-19 cohorts gaining attention online

Twitter thread posted this week by an Edmonton-area high school science teacher, which talks about how difficult teaching is during the COVID-19 pandemic, has attracted significant attention online.“It just really sort of sunk in for me that this year going forward is going to be a very different year than we’ve ever had before, and for teachers, I think it’s going to be a lonely year,” Reuben Mahaffy said when asked why he tweeted.Mahaffy said he is gearing up for a year where his students become his cohort, rather than his extended family, and while he loves his students, that will be difficult.It's going to be a lonely year.This summer, our cohort included these people.

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UBC political-science expert says early provincial election would be unwise

B.C. premier won’t rule out fall election, Elections BC working on pandemic protocols A pandemic, he added, that’s going in the wrong direction right now, amid a spike in cases in B.C.“If we were to go into an election, we would be doing so in the middle of a resurgence of the pandemic,” Johnston said.“Not a good position to be in politically, not a good position administratively, not a good position ethically.

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Saskatchewan reports 11 new cases of COVID-19, hits single-day testing record

coronavirus on Saturday as the province hit a new single-day testing record.The government performed 2,873 COVID-19 tests on Friday, which is the highest daily number of tests performed to date, according to data provided by the government of Saskatchewan.The previous record was set on Aug. 6 with 2,129 tests performed within a single day.

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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Kitchener daycare

COVID-19 on Saturday including one at a daycare centre in Kitchener.A spokesperson for the agency told Global News that a child has tested positive for the coronavirus at the YWCA St. Paul Childcare Centre.

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coronavirus cases. Ex-WHO expert Anthony Costello tweeted: "I'm hearing from a well-connected person that government now thinks, in absence of testing, there are 38,000 infections per day."Chris Whitty is advising PM for a two week national lockdown."However, health minister Edward Argar denied the claims.

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