Global tiesFor CanSino, international collaboration is vital because late-stage trials require large-scale testing in place where there is an active outbreak, something no longer possible inside China, which has largely stamped out local transmission.With Canada as a trial site now in question, the company has had to look elsewhere.After telling the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it hadn’t started enrolling participants for Phase III trials as of Aug.

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Son's anger after three day wait to book Covid test for dad - but testing centre deserted

A son has blasted the government's 'infuriating' coronavirus test booking system after spending three days trying to secure a slot for his vulnerable dad, only to eventually turn up at a deserted facility.

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Hospitals 'will do things differently' in event of Covid-19 second wave, says ICU doctor

Hospitals learned a lot from the coronavirus pandemic and "would do things differently" in the event of a second wave, a top doctor has said.

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Coronavirus: Dorchester, Ont., fundraising walk for myeloma research goes virtual

coronavirus pandemic.The walk, which is the London and District Myeloma Support Group‘s major annual fundraiser, is set to donate all proceeds from this year’s event to the London Regional Cancer Program to be used to fund clinical trials of new myeloma drug therapies.Multiple myeloma survivor Lisa Bowden says supporting the walk means taking a step towards a brighter future.“The research continues, (and) researchers are looking for that cure which we all hope will come someday,” said Bowden.“All we hear is we’re getting closer, so let’s hope.” What is multiple myeloma? A look at form of cancer MP Jim Carr is facing Multiple myeloma is the most common type of plasma cell cancer in which abnormal plasma cells can form tumours in bones and

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Covid-19 test centre pops up suddenly and some residents are concerned

coronavirus testing centre has opened in Farnworth - but some neighbours have raised concerns over its proximity to houses.The site has been erected on the car park of the New Bury Community Learning Centre, in St James Street.An elderly couple live next to the site and have admitted they were "shocked" when it sprung up without being consulted.Audrey McCann, 73, said: "My husband and I are in our 70s and we were shocked to say the least to not even be consulted about it.Get daily updates from Bolton direct to your email inbox with the free MyBolton newsletter.Click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBolton News'. It's as simple as that."People using the centre may well have symptoms.

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With 77.88% recovery rate, post-COVID care gains equal importance in India

New Delhi: As India crossed a cumulative of 47 lakh COVID-19 cases and daily recoveries exceeding 70,000, post-COVID care is gaining more importance with hospitals setting up post-COVID care telephonic or physical consultation.The Union health ministry in a press release stated that India continues to report high numbers of recoveries with 78,399 registered recoveries in last 24 hours. The total number of recoveries has touched 3,702,595 taking the Recovery Rate to 77.88 per cent.Health experts have observed that post-COVID-19 infection, a full recovery can be quite a challenge.

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Coronavirus vaccine could give 'positive results' by Christmas and 'roll out in 9 months'

A coronavirus vaccine could be rolled out in the UK nine months from now - with trials hoping to report 'positive' results before Christmas, a leading scientist has said.

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Covid-19 vaccine to be delivered to all Russian regions on 14 Sept: Official

Russia's Covid-19 vaccine 'Sputnik V' is likely to be delivered to all regions of the country by Monday, 14 September, Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko told reporters, according to news agency TASS."The first batches of the vaccine for testing the supply chain have already been shipped, we are now checking the delivery system so that the staff gets to know it. The first small batches have already been shipped to all regions, the Leningrad region will also receive [the vaccine] among the first ones.

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Coronavirus: A look ahead for pandemic in Manitoba

Coronavirus: A look back at 6 months of pandemic in Manitoba “Many businesses are now starting to look at their reopening plans and they’re not necessarily hiring back the workers that they thought they were going to be hiring,” said Josh Brandon, a community animator with the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg — who is currently conducting research on housing.Now, the lack of protections for renters and the precarity of low-income employment may mean people with low incomes and little money in the bank will have difficulty navigating the ongoing public health crisis and economic recovery — however long it may last.“We have a public health crisis and overlapping that is an economic crisis.

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More house parties and illegal gatherings in breach of Covid-19 restrictions broken up by police overnight

hereThe cases follow a crackdown in Bolton on Friday night, which has the highest infection rate anywhere in the country. Four takeaways were fined after flouting Covid-19 rules, police said.A 60th birthday party with 15 people present was broken up and the owner of a house where 100 people had gathered for a wedding party was fined. Detective Chief Inspector Steph Parker said: "The rules are now very clear; in order to avoid another lockdown we all need to ensure we are not mixing with anyone outside of our household or social bubble.

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Rogue Scots DJ running lockdown-busting garden raves despite tough new Covid restrictions

Covid-19 restrictions being imposed across the country.David Alexander, who runs party firm Zander Nation, is continuing to take bookings for house parties, triggering fears his actions will help spread the killer virus.The 36-year-old offered to provide a home disco service after being contacted amid concerns that draconian rules on socialising are leading to an unregulated clubbing scene.Alexander operates the firm with his brother Stuart, who compared First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to Hitler in an online outburst.A Sunday Mail investigation found Zander Nation was prepared to take our business despite the Scottish Government introducing new social distancing rules following a fresh spike in coronavirus cases.Health experts have

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4.5million people could be told to 'shield' as coronavirus dam looks set to burst

Up to 4.5million people could be asked to 'shield' themselves from coronavirus this winter as the deadly disease threatens to flood Britain once more.

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Maharashtra CM announces ‘My Family-My Responsibility’ campaign to fight Covid-19

Uddhav Thackeray said "We are launching a campaign 'My family-My responsibility', to fight COVID19 pandemic."As a part of this campaign, BMC will reach out to every family in Mumbai.

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Delhi govt directs 33 hospitals to reserve 80% of ICU beds for covid patients

New Delhi: Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Sunday the city government has instructed 33 big private hospitals in the national capital to reserve 80 per cent of ICU beds for COVID-19 patients, amid a shortage of such beds at some facilities.Delhi has been witnessing a surge in novel coronavirus cases from the last week of August. Delhi recorded its biggest single-day jump of 4,321 fresh COVID-19 cases on Saturday, taking the city's tally to over 2.14 lakh, authorities said.

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Jeremy Clarkson blasts Government’s new coronavirus restrictions ‘What a load of tripe’

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has weighed in on the government’s new coronavirus restrictions for the UK and how chief medical officer Chris Whitty’s approach of “following the science” when dealing with the pandemic could be a “fool’s errand”.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host spoke out about the recent rise in cases of COVID-19, but insisted “there’s no great worry” that the NHS will be overwhelmed because the “number of deaths has dropped dramatically”.However, he argued that the impact of the public being told to “stay indoors and hide” will cause even more damage to the economy.Branding restrictions “a load of tripe”, Jeremy said: “The government’s chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, has your life, your children’s future and Boris

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Coronavirus vaccine won’t be ready in time for the second wave, warns Oxford scientist

A leading scientist has warned that a vaccine for coronavirus won't be ready in time for a potential second wave.

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'Infuriating and bizarre'... son says it took three days to book Covid test for dad, but testing centre was deserted

A son who spent days trying to book a coronavirus test for his sick father has slammed the system as “infuriating and bizarre” after turning up to an “empty” testing facility.The teacher - who asked not to be named - tried to book a Covid-19 test for his clinically vulnerable dad, 60, when he started to suffer with a hacking cough.But he says he was repeatedly faced with online error messages and told the nearest available testing slots were miles from home.He says: “My dad started showing Covid symptoms last week, so rang the doctor.“The doctor advised that he needed to have a Covid test and told him how to get one.

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Chinese military calls US biggest threat to world peace

BEIJING – China’s Defense Ministry on Sunday blasted a critical U.S. report on the country’s military ambitions, saying it is the U.S.

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Glynn warns of 'critical moment' for Dublin over Covid-19

The acting Chief Medical Officer has said now is a critical moment to stop the spread of Covid-19 in Dublin.

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Decoding Operation Twist – the act of RBI during covid-19

Why Twist?The idea is that by purchasing longer-term bonds, the RBI can help drive the bond prices up and yields down (since prices and yields move in opposite directions). At the same time, selling shorter-term bonds should cause their yields to go up (since their prices would fall).

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'I pray to God for his good health': Shivraj Singh Chouhan wishes for Amit Shah's speedy recovery

@AmitShah के अस्वस्थ होने की सूचना मिली है। मैं ईश्वर से उनके पूर्ण स्वास्थ्य लाभ की प्रार्थना करता हूँ।As per reports. Union Home Minister Amit Shah was admitted to AIIMS (Delhi) again, nearly two weeks after he was discharged from the hospital.

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Concerns as coronavirus cases in UK care homes quadruple in a month

Coronavirus cases in UK care homes have quadrupled in a month, official figures show.

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Naomi Osaka comes back, beats Azarenka for 2nd US Open title

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 12: Naomi Osaka of Japan kisses the trophy in celebration after winning her Women's Singles final match against Victoria Azarenka of Belarus on Day Thirteen of the 2020 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tenn NEW YORK - After one errant forehand in the first set of the U.S. Open final, Naomi Osaka looked at her coach in the mostly empty Arthur Ashe Stadium stands with palms up, as if to say, “What the heck is happening?”In response to another wayward forehand against Victoria Azarenka seconds later, Osaka chucked her racket.

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Boris Johnson 'could place pubs under 10pm curfew to curb coronavirus spread'

Boris Johnson could impose a nationwide curfew for pubs and restaurants in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus.

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Philippines deports U.S. Marine convicted of killing transgender Filipino

US Marine found guilty of killing transgender Filipino The U.S. Embassy said “all legal proceedings in the case took place under Philippine jurisdiction and law” and that “Pemberton fulfilled his sentence as ordered by Philippine courts.”On Monday, Duterte granted an “absolute and unconditional pardon” to Pemberton in a move that caught many by surprise.

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Jadon Sancho to Man Utd transfer off as club 's*** themselves' over Covid-19 second wave

Manchester United will not happen unless Borussia Dortmund drastically lower their asking price.It comes as a result of the club's fear that a second wave of coronavirus will hit football even harder than the first.The Red Devils have made the England international a top priority in the transfer window with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a huge fan of the player.The 20-year-old has had a simply breathtaking campaign in the Bundesliga, scoring 17 and assisting as many too.United are the most interested, having started laying the groundwork over a transfer for over a year now.However, Dortmund have slapped a £110m asking price on the winger - something the Old Trafford outfit are reluctant to meet.But while Sancho has agreed terms with the Red Devils,

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Pfizer says expects covid vaccine results by next month

COVID-19 vaccine trial to about 44,000 participants while increasing the diversity of the trial population.

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Covid-19 update: India reports more than 90,000 cases for fourth consecutive day

37,02,596 patients have been cured/discharged/migrated, the Union health ministry said.The death toll due to coronavirus in the country rose to 78,586 after 1,114 deaths due to COVID-19 were reported in the last 24 hours.Meanwhile, India's covid-19 recovered patients have seen a "steep exponential rise" from 50,000 patients in May to over 36 lakh patients in September which is "nearly" 3.8 times the active cases, said the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Sunday."India's COVID-19 recoveries have witnessed a steep exponential rise - from 50,000 in May to over 36 lakhs in September. A high level of more than 70,000 recoveries reported every day.

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Covid-19 vaccine 'won't be ready for second wave' says Oxford professor as trial restarts

Covid-19 vaccine at Oxford University started suffering from a neurological disease that prompted developers AstraZeneca to order a “global shutdown” of all tests. The company’s chief executive, Pascal Soriot, reportedly told investors that the woman who had volunteered to take part in the trials was showing signs of an as yet undiagnosed neurological problem.In the same call, reports medical news site Statnews, Soriot revealed that the trial also had to be suspended July after one test subject started experiencing neurological problems.

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Students with high temperature but not Covid +ve will be allowed to take NEET

NEET state nodal officer Polly Patnaik."Yes, the candidates having more than normal body temperature and symptoms of COVID, but not tested positive, will be allowed to appear the examination," Khurda DM S K Mohanty told PTI after the meeting.The District Magistrate also made it clear that as per the guideline, the students who have tested positive for the infection will be given the opportunity to appear in the NEET examination on a later date, through a digital platform.Asked how to deal with the candidates having COVID symptoms, Mohanty said: "Those students will be isolated and be provided seats in separate rooms.

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114 metro commuters penalised for violating Covid-19 norms: Delhi Metro

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) official said. All corridors of the DMRC network are now operational and the services will follow the pre-coronavirus time schedule -6 AM to 11 PM.The DMRC said around 200 passengers were counselled for not wearing face masks properly.

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Health Ministry issues post Covid-19 management protocol. Details here

Covid-19 on Saturday, according to data. The country is now recording the highest numbers of new cases, which is well over the 90,000-mark in the last seven days."A holistic approach is required for follow up care and well-being of all post-COVID recovering patients," Health Ministry tweeted.#IndiaFightsCorona Health Ministry issues Post #COVID19 Management Protocol.

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AstraZeneca vaccine trial resumes as coronavirus continues grim march

AstraZeneca and Oxford University announced they had "voluntarily paused" their vaccine trial after a UK volunteer developed an unexplained illness.But on Saturday the trial was given the all clear by British regulators to resume following a safety review.

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Australia minister warns foreign journalists amid China spat

SYDNEY – A senior Australian government minister on Sunday warned foreign journalists working in the country they might come under the scrutiny of federal agencies if they provide a “slanted view” of Australian affairs.Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton made the comments during a television interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corp., referring to journalists reporting to “a particular community.”While he didn’t mention China, Dutton's comments come after the evacuation from China last week of Australian journalists Bill Birtles and Mike Smith, who sheltered in Australian diplomatic compounds after being questioned by police.

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Amid strict Covid-19 precautions, nearly 16 lakh students to take NEET today

COVID-19 pandemic.1) In order to maintain social distancing, the NTA has increased the number of exam centres from originally-planned 2,546 to 3,843, while the number of candidates per room has been reduced from earlier 24 to 12.

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Coronavirus: Okanagan pub owners question new liquor sale restrictions

As the number of COVID-19 cases climbed back up in B.C., provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry ordered all nightclubs and banquet halls to shut their doors once again.In addition, all liquor sales in bars, pubs and restaurants must stop at 10 p.m.

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LEADING OFF: Giants-Padres slated to resume after COVID PPDs

A look at what's happening around the majors Sunday:___STILL ONThe Giants and Padres are scheduled to play the finale of a three-game series even after the first two games were postponed when a member of San Francisco's organization tested positive for the coronavirus. Games set for Friday and Saturday night were called off to allow time for more testing and contact tracing.

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Covid-19 patients must not be denied beds, provided prompt treatment: Health Ministry to hospitals

NEW DELHI : Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan on Saturday affirmed the government's resolve to ensure that patient of COVID-19 must not be denied beds and must be provided prompt treatment.He said the collective goal must be to have a health system that is available, affordable and accessible to all and the aim of the Centre along with the states was to achieve a mortality rate of less than one per cent.Bhushan inaugurated a virtual conclave for private hospitals providing COVID-19 treatment in the country organised by the ministry in collaboration with FICCI and AIIMS New Delhi."He reiterated the resolve of the Government to ensure that patient of COVID-19 must not be denied beds and must be provided prompt treatment.

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‘BGT’ Faces Backlash For Joke About Death During The Pandemic

Church Minister Allan Finnegan’s jokes on “Britain’s Got Talent” missed the mark.

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How Covid-19 made flying Business Class feel more like Economy

‘Feels Like Economy’“There’s nobody to help you with your bag, you’re not escorted to your seat, and there’s definitely no pre-flight champagne," said Sandra Lim, who flew business class to Singapore from Los Angeles with Singapore Air late last month. “It feels like it’s reverted back to economy class."Crew wore face masks and eye shields, and avoided contact and shared touch points where possible, Lim said.

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Moria fires prompt swift EU promises on migration policy

Fires have destroyed Greece’s largest migrant camp, and thousands of asylum seekers have been without shelter for days. Redmond Shannon explains who’s being blamed for the fire, and how COVID-19 is hampering efforts to find a solution.

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Concerns of COVID-19 second wave as new cases rise

As Canada’s COVID-19 curve continues to trend upwards, protesters across the country are ignoring restrictions aimed at preventing new infections. Mike Drolet looks at how this could affect future pandemic decisions.

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Canada’s post-secondaries navigate the pandemic

Post-secondary students across Canada are struggling to navigate a different kind of life on campus during the pandemic. Ross Lord looks at the difficult task of balancing normalcy and keeping COVID-19 in check.

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Coronavirus hospital wards 'forced to reopen' to combat surge in covid cases

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxCoronavirus hospital wards are set to reopen in three weeks to combat the surge in covid cases, according to reports.The Nightingale Hospitals created to help the NHS cope are said to be being prepared for new patients from October 2, doctors are believed to have been told unofficially.Those who are helping the NHS by doing cancer screening and routine ultrasound tests are being readied for a second wave, it is claimed.A consultant told the Sunday Mirror: “Plans are in place for Covid wards to be reopened to cope with a fast-rising rate of infections.“More people are going back to work, schools are open and more people are socialising

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Osaka comes back, tops Azarenka at US Open; 3rd Slam title

NEW YORK – After one errant forehand in the first set of the U.S. Open final, Naomi Osaka looked at her coach in the mostly empty Arthur Ashe Stadium stands with palms up, as if to say, “What the heck is happening?” In response to another wayward forehand against Victoria Azarenka seconds later, Osaka chucked her racket.

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Canada adds more than 500 new coronavirus cases on Saturday

coronavirus patients topped 500 Saturday as Canada’s chief medical official expressed concern over the escalation in case counts seen in many provinces.The 515 cases announced Saturday — the vast majority in Ontario and Quebec — bring the national total to 136,038.The deaths of seven more COVID-19 patients were also announced Saturday, while 9,170 people in Canada have succumbed to the illness since the pandemic broke out. About 88 per cent of those diagnosed have recovered, however, and across the country more than 7.1 million tests have been carried out.

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New Brunswick artists host outdoor show as province’s galleries remain closed

With many art galleries still closed under COVID-19 restrictions, artists are hosting their own show outdoors. Megan Yamoah brings us this story on the Olka Collective.

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AP Source: Big Ten presidents to discuss starting football

Big Ten university presidents will meet Sunday to hear a presentation about playing a fall football season after all -- maybe as soon as late October -- amid sharp pressure from parents, players, coaches and even the president to kick off.A person familiar with direct knowledge of the situation said the Big Ten’s Return to Competition Task Force met Saturday, with the medical subcommittee making a presentation to a subgroup of of presidents and chancellors.

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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
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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