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BREAKING Man arrested after Covid vaccine factory ground to a halt by suspicious package

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A man has been arrested after a suspicious package sparked a bomb scare at a Covid-19 vaccine production plant in north Wales.

The suspicious package was reported to have been received at the facility, in Wrexham, yesterday morning, Kent Police said. A 53-year-old man from Chatham has been arrested on suspicion of sending the package and remains in custody as inquiries continue.

There is no evidence to suggest there is an ongoing threat, police said. The UK's only Covid-19 vaccine bottling plant, which employs about 400 people, was evacuated following the discovery of a suspect package, and production had to be stopped for hours until the Army's investigation was complete.

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Senior citizens highly under-insured even after Covid-19 pandemic: Survey - livemint.com

03.02.2021 / 17:20

Senior citizens highly under-insured even after Covid-19 pandemic: Survey

₹5 lakh was the most bought cover with a share of 41%, while the second-most preferred choice was the sum insured of ₹5-10 lakh with a share of 24% Health policies bought by the senior citizen category (60-80 years) stood at only 15% of the overall policies sold during the April-December period, while the share for the younger age groups of 18-40 years was found to be 45%, the buying pattern of customers on insurance aggregator Policybazaar.com showed.This is despite the fact that senior citizens are most at risk from Covid-19.Also Read | The Finance Commission doesn’t rock the federal boatThe data also showed that the sum insured of ₹5 lakh was the most bought cover with a share of 41%, while the second-most preferred choice was the sum

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Thomas Farley - Mayor Kenney to tour COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Pennsylvania Convention Center - fox29.com - state Pennsylvania

03.02.2021 / 17:14

Mayor Kenney to tour COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Pennsylvania Convention Center

PHILADELPHIA - Mayor Kenney will be touring the Health Department’s COVID-19 vaccine clinic at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.As a part of the tour, Mayor Kenney and health commissioner Thomas Farley will discuss the operations and hold a press conference.The city is making efforts to ensure thousands of patients who received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine from the recently defunct Philly Fighting COVID mass vaccination clinic will get their crucial second dose on time. After the debacle, Mayor Kenney wrote in part: "I was relieved to learn that PFC was only allotted approximately six (6) percent of our total vaccine allocation.

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Alberta Health - Alberta Coronavirus - Economy vs. health: Experts say COVID-19 has put Alberta in ‘disproportionate’ balance - globalnews.ca

03.02.2021 / 17:05

Economy vs. health: Experts say COVID-19 has put Alberta in ‘disproportionate’ balance

Stage 1 of the plan launches on Feb. 8, and includes the return of gyms — but only for private training.“There’s not a lot of people in a recession that can afford one-on-one training, and that’s about one percent of the population,” said Corey Peebles, who owns several locations of Anytime Fitness in Alberta.“We’ve kind of isolated many of the people that need to be able to utilize it.”Dean Curran, a sociology professor at the University of Calgary who focuses on inequality, said that generally, the restriction cycle that has come with COVID-19 has been especially hard on the less fortunate in the province.“In in any market society, almost every single good is rationed based on cost,” Curran said.

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What is Covid arm? Coronavirus vaccine causing side effect in some patients - dailystar.co.uk - Britain

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03.02.2021 / 16:52

What is Covid arm? Coronavirus vaccine causing side effect in some patients

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Romain Grosjean - Grosjean moves to IndyCar with Coyne after 9 seasons in F1 - clickorlando.com - Bahrain

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03.02.2021 / 16:50

Grosjean moves to IndyCar with Coyne after 9 seasons in F1

Romain Grosjean never doubted he'd race again after escaping a fiery crash in Bahrain with serious burns to his hands. Convincing his three young children that it was the right thing for him to do took some work.

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Saskatchewan government confirms 2 cases of the U.K. COVID-19 variant - globalnews.ca

03.02.2021 / 16:48

Saskatchewan government confirms 2 cases of the U.K. COVID-19 variant

The new, more contagious U.K. COVID-19 variant has been detected in Saskatchewan and while the cases are linked to travel, the province’s CMHO says it’s likely more cases of the variant will be detected.

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Jeremy Hunt - 20,000 Brits a day ignoring NHS Test and Trace and going out after exposure to Covid - dailystar.co.uk

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03.02.2021 / 16:46

20,000 Brits a day ignoring NHS Test and Trace and going out after exposure to Covid

coronavirus or come into contact with someone who has are not staying at home.

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Matt Hancock - Matt Hancock says ‘Contagion’ inspired him to tackle coronavirus - nme.com - Britain

03.02.2021 / 16:08

Matt Hancock says ‘Contagion’ inspired him to tackle coronavirus

Contagion persuaded him to secure enough coronavirus vaccines early on for the UK population.The health secretary pressed that while the 2011 pandemic film “wasn’t my only source of advice”, it inspired him to ensure that his nation was protected before helping elsewhere should effective vaccines be developed and approved.He told ITV’s Good Morning Britain today (February 3): “I think the safest thing to say is (the film) wasn’t my only source of advice on this issue but I did watch the film – it is actually based on the advice of very serious epidemiologists.“The insight that was so necessary at the start was that the big pressure on vaccines internationally would not be before they were approved – of course, there was a huge amount of

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Boris Johnson - Matt Hancock - When is Boris Johnson's Downing Street coronavirus briefing today? - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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03.02.2021 / 16:03

When is Boris Johnson's Downing Street coronavirus briefing today?

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Health workers in virus-hit Myanmar start anti-coup protests - clickorlando.com - city Jakarta - Burma - city Yangon

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03.02.2021 / 16:01

Health workers in virus-hit Myanmar start anti-coup protests

JAKARTA – Medical workers across Myanmar began a civil disobedience protest against Monday's coup, wearing red ribbons and declaring they won't work for the new military government.

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‘Imperative’ COVID-19 vaccines prioritized for homeless, shelter staff: advocates - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - county Canadian

03.02.2021 / 15:59

‘Imperative’ COVID-19 vaccines prioritized for homeless, shelter staff: advocates

COVID-19 vaccines given how at risk they are to the virus and how much more likely they are to get severely ill if infected.“We as a society set the moral tone by who we provide supports for and who we prioritize,” says a position statement released Wednesday by two national groups who work with street populations.“It’s imperative that we include the most vulnerable who can benefit most from the protection afforded by COVID vaccination.”The groups cite research published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal Open that found the homeless in Ontario were 20 times more likely to be hospitalized with COVID-19 than the general public, 10 times more likely to end up in intensive care and five times more likely to die within 21 days of a

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Matt Hancock - New study vindicates UK's delay of 2nd AstraZeneca vaccine dose - fox29.com - Britain

03.02.2021 / 15:58

New study vindicates UK's delay of 2nd AstraZeneca vaccine dose

LONDON (AP) - Britain’s health chief said Wednesday that a new study suggesting that a single dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine provides a high level of protection for 12 weeks supports the government’s strategy of delaying the second shot so more people can quickly be protected by the first dose.Britain's decision has been criticized as risky by other European countries, but Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the study "backs the strategy that we’ve taken and it shows the world that the Oxford vaccine works effectively."Hancock's comments came after Oxford University released a study showing the vaccine cut the transmission of the virus by two-thirds and prevented severe disease.RELATED: AstraZeneca says COVID-19 vaccine

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Covid Vaccine - Drugmakers partner to develop COVID-19 vaccines aimed at new variants - globalnews.ca - Germany - Canada

03.02.2021 / 15:56

Drugmakers partner to develop COVID-19 vaccines aimed at new variants

vaccines targeting emerging variants of COVID-19 amid concerns that some mutations are making the virus harder to combat. Tam warns of coronavirus variants as new cases emerge across Canada GSK plans to invest 150 million euros ($181 million) to support the research of the Tubingen, Germany-based CureVac, which is developing vaccines that use messenger RNA to attack the disease.

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Oklahoma man jailed for shooting deaths of 5 kids, brother - clickorlando.com - state Oklahoma - county Muskogee - county Tulsa

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03.02.2021 / 15:54

Oklahoma man jailed for shooting deaths of 5 kids, brother

MUSKOGEE, Okla. – A 25-year-old Oklahoma man remained in custody Wednesday on first-degree murder complaints for the killings of his brother and five young children, police said.

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Thérèse Coffey - DWP admits 'backlog' and inaccurate figures in flagship Covid jobs scheme - mirror.co.uk

03.02.2021 / 15:26

DWP admits 'backlog' and inaccurate figures in flagship Covid jobs scheme

The government today admitted it has suffered a "backlog" and used incorrect figures in its flagship coronavirus jobs scheme.

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Covid-19 unemployment rate climbs to 25% in January - CSO - rte.ie

03.02.2021 / 15:26

Covid-19 unemployment rate climbs to 25% in January - CSO

The Covid-adjusted rate of unemployment rose to 25% in January, up from 19.4% in December, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.

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Canada could get 1.1M more vaccine doses by March through COVAX sharing program - globalnews.ca - Canada

03.02.2021 / 15:26

Canada could get 1.1M more vaccine doses by March through COVAX sharing program

COVID-19 vaccine by the end of March through a global vaccine sharing initiative known as COVAX.But as with most things COVID-19, vaccine-related deliveries are mired in the uncertainty of regulatory reviews and potential production delays.The COVAX Facility, co-ordinated by the World Health Organization and Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance, pools funds from wealthier countries to buy vaccines for themselves and for 92 low- and middle-income nations that can’t afford to buy on their own.Canada contributed $440 million to COVAX in September, half of which secured doses for Canada directly, from about nine vaccines that are participating in the program.The other half goes into a pooled fund to buy doses for 20 per cent of the people in 92 low- and

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Figures show fall in number of Covid-19 outbreaks - rte.ie - Ireland

03.02.2021 / 15:26

Figures show fall in number of Covid-19 outbreaks

The total number of Covid-19 outbreaks reduced last week, according to new figures from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

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Benjamin Netanyahu - Israel offers Covid-19 vaccines to everybody over-16 years as cases rise again - livemint.com - Israel

03.02.2021 / 15:21

Israel offers Covid-19 vaccines to everybody over-16 years as cases rise again

Israel will expand Covid-19 vaccinations to include all citizens over the age of 16, officials said on Wednesday as cases and deaths surged again, setting back a predicted turnaround.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had hoped that Israel's fast vaccination drive, twinned with a third national lockdown now in its sixth week, would enable a reopening of the economy this month. He is up for reelection on March 23.Also Read | The Finance Commission doesn’t rock the federal boatBut serious cases and deaths have risen sharply, attributed mainly to highly communicable foreign virus variants.

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Dmitry Peskov - Russia aims to boost Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine production abroad - livemint.com - Russia

03.02.2021 / 15:21

Russia aims to boost Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine production abroad

Russia is working to increase production of its Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine in foreign countries, the Kremlin said Wednesday, as many European nations struggle to roll out their jabs."In the very near future there are plans to establish production in foreign countries, which will satisfy the demand from more and more countries," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.Also Read | The Finance Commission doesn’t rock the federal boatThe comments come a day after The Lancet medical journal published results showing Sputnik V -- named after the Soviet-era satellite -- to be safe and 91.6 percent effective, allaying concerns over transparency.Russia registered the vaccine in August months ahead of Western competitors but before

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UK’s rapid Covid-19 vaccination campaign shows early signs of success - livemint.com - Britain

03.02.2021 / 15:21

UK’s rapid Covid-19 vaccination campaign shows early signs of success

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Over 300 million Indians may have Covid-19: Report - livemint.com - city New Delhi - Usa - India

03.02.2021 / 15:21

Over 300 million Indians may have Covid-19: Report

NEW DELHI : About one in four of India's 1.35 billion people may have been infected with the coronavirus, said a source with direct knowledge of a government serological survey, suggesting the country's real caseload was many times higher than reported.India has confirmed 10.8 million Covid-19 infections, the most anywhere outside the United States. But the survey, whose findings are much more conservative than a private one from last week, indicates India's actual cases may have crossed 300 million.The state-run Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), which conducted the survey, said it would only share the findings at a news conference on Thursday.

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Tokyo Games offer Playbooks to assure athletes, sway public - clickorlando.com - Japan - city Tokyo

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03.02.2021 / 15:07

Tokyo Games offer Playbooks to assure athletes, sway public

TOKYO – It will be an Olympics like no other, the world’s largest mega-sports event being staged in the middle of a pandemic.

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Claire Newell - Confused about the new travel restrictions? Expert breaks it down - globalnews.ca - Canada

03.02.2021 / 15:03

Confused about the new travel restrictions? Expert breaks it down

announced new travel restrictions in the hope of limiting the spread of COVID-19, but many people are still left confused.Vancouver-based travel expert, Claire Newell, recently joined The Morning Show to discuss current travel restrictions and what they mean for Canadians.

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Boris Johnson - Love Island Star Dr Alex George appointed as youth mental health ambassador - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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03.02.2021 / 14:57

Love Island Star Dr Alex George appointed as youth mental health ambassador

direct to your inboxIt is a failure of society that people do not feel able to talk about mental health issues, Love Island star and newly-appointed government adviser Dr Alex George has said.The A&E doctor, who appeared on the ITV reality programme in 2018, has been appointed as a youth mental health ambassador.Dr George has been campaigning for better support following the death of his younger brother, Llyr, last year.The 19-year-old, who was due to attend medical school, took his own life in July 2020 after suffering mental health issues.Dr George told Prime Minister Boris Johnson he wants people to be more aware of their mental health and how to protect it.“When things go wrong – as they do in life, we can’t put cotton wool around

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Page VI (Vi) - Ramona Singer parties at Mar-a-Lago amid ‘RHONY’ COVID shutdown - nypost.com - New York

03.02.2021 / 14:41

Ramona Singer parties at Mar-a-Lago amid ‘RHONY’ COVID shutdown

Ramona Singer’s grand tour continues — even while sources tell Page Six that Bravo has begged “The Real Housewives of New York” cast members to stay home to prevent the risk of further show shutdowns.Last week we reported that Singer incurred the ire of show insiders by jetting off to St. Barts while production was on a forced hiatus because one of her fellow cast members had the virus.Now Page Six has learned that Singer also swooped into Mar-A-Lago over the weekend — while hilariously continuing to post pictures on Instagram that made it look as if she was in her Manhattan apartment.(She made quite an impession, incidentally.

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Jeff Zients - Things to Know: Vaccine shipments coming to US pharmacies - clickorlando.com - Usa

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03.02.2021 / 14:39

Things to Know: Vaccine shipments coming to US pharmacies

Here’s what’s happening Tuesday with the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.:

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Grant Shapps - Grant Shapps explains why UK can't shut borders like Australia to control spread of coronavirus - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain - Australia

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03.02.2021 / 14:29

Grant Shapps explains why UK can't shut borders like Australia to control spread of coronavirus

coronavirus in the same way as countries such as Australia.

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Ryanair ordered to remove 'irresponsible' coronavirus advert after thousands of complaints - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain

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03.02.2021 / 14:28

Ryanair ordered to remove 'irresponsible' coronavirus advert after thousands of complaints

direct to your inboxRyanair must remove an 'irresponsible' advert that has 'misleading' claims about coronavirus vaccinations, the advertising watchdog has ordered.

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One in 7 now thought to have had Covid in England - with London most infected region - mirror.co.uk

03.02.2021 / 14:15

One in 7 now thought to have had Covid in England - with London most infected region

More than 15% of people in England are thought to have had Covid - with London the most infected region.

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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus - Michael R. Bloomberg and Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus call for global focus on noncommunicable diseases to save lives from COVID-19 - who.int

03.02.2021 / 14:15

Michael R. Bloomberg and Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus call for global focus on noncommunicable diseases to save lives from COVID-19

In recognition of Bloomberg’s contributions in improving public health, WHO confirms his third term as WHO Global Ambassador

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Matt Hancock - Matt Damon - Matt Hancock admits Matt Damon film Contagion inspired UK's coronavirus vaccine strategy - dailystar.co.uk - Britain

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03.02.2021 / 14:05

Matt Hancock admits Matt Damon film Contagion inspired UK's coronavirus vaccine strategy

coronavirus vaccines once they had been approved.He told ITV's Good Morning Britain: "I think the safest thing to say is (the film) wasn't my only source of advice on this issue but I did watch the film - it is actually based on the advice of very serious epidemiologists."The insight that was so necessary at the start was that the big pressure on vaccines internationally would not be before they were approved - of course, there was a huge amount of work then - but it was after they are approved."So, one of the things I did early (on), was insist that when we had the Oxford vaccine, and we backed it from the start and that was great, I insisted that UK production protects people in the UK in the first instance.

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Oxford COVID-19 vaccine cuts virus transmission, 'very effective': Study - livemint.com

03.02.2021 / 13:49

Oxford COVID-19 vaccine cuts virus transmission, 'very effective': Study

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Michael Gove - Maros Sefcovic - UK-EU talks aim to defuse Brexit tensions over N Ireland - clickorlando.com - Britain - Ireland - Eu - city Belfast

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03.02.2021 / 13:36

UK-EU talks aim to defuse Brexit tensions over N Ireland

LONDON – Senior politicians from Britain, Northern Ireland and the European Union are meeting Wednesday in a bid to defuse post-Brexit trade tensions that have shaken Northern Ireland’s delicate political balance.

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Matt Hancock - UK: New study vindicates delaying 2nd virus vaccine dose - clickorlando.com - Britain

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03.02.2021 / 13:36

UK: New study vindicates delaying 2nd virus vaccine dose

LONDON – Britain’s health chief says a new study showing that a single dose of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca provides a high level of protection for 12 weeks supports the government’s strategy of delaying the second shot so more doses can be delivered to more people.

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Susanna Reid - Piers Morgan - Andrew Pollard - News Oxford vaccine could stop Covid spread hailed as 'hugely encouraging' on GMB - mirror.co.uk - Britain

03.02.2021 / 13:29

News Oxford vaccine could stop Covid spread hailed as 'hugely encouraging' on GMB

Good Morning Britain 's Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid discussed on Wednesday's show a new study that suggests the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine may reduce transmission of the virus by up to 67%.

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Pilot scheme offering rapid coronavirus held in Manchester courts - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Manchester

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03.02.2021 / 13:28

Pilot scheme offering rapid coronavirus held in Manchester courts

direct to your inboxA pilot scheme to use rapid coronavirus testing at courts is being held in Manchester.Tests are being offered to those without symptoms attending cases at Manchester's Civil Justice Centre for the next four weeks.Those set to be offered tests include judges, court staff, lawyers and other workers based at the city centre site.The lateral flow tests are voluntary and give results faster than other methods of testing.Results are expected to be provided within about 30 minutes, by text or email.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereAnyone testing positive will not be allowed to enter the court.HM

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One of Manchester's most iconic buildings has been transformed into a Covid-19 test centre for key workers - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - county Hall

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03.02.2021 / 13:27

One of Manchester's most iconic buildings has been transformed into a Covid-19 test centre for key workers

direct to your inboxAs the fight continues against the Covid-19 pandemic, a number of key buildings have been transformed into testing and vaccine centres.But one new facility - which will offer tests to asymptomatic key workers in Greater Manchester - might be the grandest yet.Manchester Rates Hall, which forms part of Manchester Town Hall, has been transformed into the city's latest Coronavirus lateral flow testing site.The Grade 2 listed building carves a narrow line between Manchester's Town Hall Extension on one side, and the Central Library on the other.Staffed by soldiers from the First Battalion, Coldstream Guards and local healthcare teams, the new facility will open on Wednesday (3 February).The Rates Hall will be open to key

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Boris Johnson - Alex George - Dr Alex George ‘hopes to make late brother proud’ as he’s appointed mental health ambassador - ok.co.uk

03.02.2021 / 13:27

Dr Alex George ‘hopes to make late brother proud’ as he’s appointed mental health ambassador

Dr Alex George has said he’s “humbled” aa he announced he’s been appointed the ambassador for mental health by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.The 30 year old Love Island star, who’s brother Llŷr tragically took his own life last year, said he hoped to make his late brother proud as he shared the news of his new role. Dr Alex shared a photo of himself having a socially distanced discussion with PM Boris, 56, with cameras capturing the moment.

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Wayne Lineker - Celebs Go Dating’s Wayne Lineker shuts bar business with £100k debt after pandemic forced clubs to close - thesun.co.uk - Britain

03.02.2021 / 13:20

Celebs Go Dating’s Wayne Lineker shuts bar business with £100k debt after pandemic forced clubs to close

CELEBS Go Dating star Wayne Lineker has been forced to shut his bar business with £100k debt. Duane International Ltd has been hit hard by the pandemic, which forced clubs to close.

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Vladimir Putin - What we know about the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine - rte.ie - Russia

03.02.2021 / 13:11

What we know about the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine

First greeted with scepticism, experts have since been convinced of the effectiveness of the Russian coronavirus vaccine, Sputnik V, with positive results published in The Lancet medical journal yesterday.

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Covid antibodies remain six months after infection: Study - livemint.com - Britain

03.02.2021 / 12:51

Covid antibodies remain six months after infection: Study

Covid-19 still have antibodies at least six months after infection, a new study involving more than 20,000 people showed.Some 88% of participants who tested positive for a previous infection retained antibodies for six months, according to the report by UK Biobank, a major biomedical database. The number was 99% at three months.The results follow other, smaller studies that indicate a level of immunity following a natural infection for at least 6 months.

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Matt Hancock - Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine cuts virus transmission: study - rte.ie - Britain

03.02.2021 / 12:49

Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine cuts virus transmission: study

The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine significantly reduces virus transmission and is highly protective after a single dose, according to an Oxford University study, which the British government said vindicated its inoculation strategy.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
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