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direct to your inboxHundreds of fines have been handed out for Covid breaches in Greater Manchester in the last week - including at weddings, house parties and Manchester Airport.Illegal barber shops in garden sheds, unlicensed backroom bars and crowded premises with no social distancing have been discovered during enforcement visits.The number of Covid-related incidents reported to police rose by almost a quarter in the last week as the half-term and a change in weather has seen more people gathering in parks.Greater Manchester’s deputy mayor Baroness Beverley Hughes said people are ‘filled with hopefulness’ after Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled his roadmap out of lockdown.But with infection rates in the region still above the

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Ukraine: Health workers welcome COVID-19 vaccination drive

KYIV – Ukraine launched a COVID-19 vaccination campaign Wednesday in hopes of halting the spread of the coronavirus that has put a significant strain on the country's teetering health care system.

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He spent six weeks in critical condition with Covid... now Manchester grandad wants to give back to those who saved his life

direct to your inboxA man who spent six weeks in critical condition with coronavirus has said he's 'incredibly grateful' for the nurses that looked after him in his time of need. Gary McCann, 60, from Wythenshawe, was rushed into hospital on November 11 after he had difficulty breathing.

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Jewish communities urged to 'be careful' over Purim celebrations as Covid infection rates rise

Prestwich, home to one of the UK's largest Jewish communities, cases of the virus increased by 74 per cent in the seven days up to February 18, according to government figures. The surge - from 27 to 47 - means the area's infection rate currently stands at 491 cases per 100,000 people.

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Another 16 people die in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19

direct to your inboxAnother 16 people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19.The region's hospital death toll has now reached 5,516, the latest NHS figures show.Five new deaths were recorded by Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. The trust's figures include those for North Manchester General, the Royal Oldham, Rochdale Infirmary and Fairfield General hospital.Four more deaths were recorded by the Royal Bolton Hospital and three by Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.Salford Royal confirmed two more deaths while Tameside General Hospital and Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust recorded one more death each.

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When will I get my Covid vaccines - this calculator gives you a good idea

direct to your inbox For millions of adults patiently waiting for their coronavirus vaccine in the UK, they may be wondering - when will I get my first and second doses? The UK began rolling out the vaccine on December 8, and so far more than 18 million people have already received the first dose and the second.Vaccine take-up has been high, too, at more than 90 per cent, a Downing Street briefing heard on Monday night.The latest figures, released on Monday February 22 showed that 17,723,840 people had received a first dose and 624,325 a second dose - bringing the total to more than 18 million.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

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'Our great cities will bounce back': Boris Johnson doesn't think Covid will 'hollow out' city centres like Manchester

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson has expressed confidence that city centres such as Manchester will 'bounce back' from the coronavirus pandemic.At a Downing Street press conference tonight, the Prime Minister was asked about fears that cities are 'staring disaster in the face' due to restrictions that are likely to last until mid-summer and perhaps drive a more fundamental shift in living and working trends."I think there will be changes as a result of the pandemic, I think it will accelerate some trends," Mr Johnson said."It may be that there's more opportunity for accommodation in town centres, in high streets, which have been changing the way they work for a long time anyway."But I don't believe this is going to mean a fundamental

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Orange County funeral homes notice uptick in services amid COVID-19 pandemic

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Many have experienced loss during the pandemic, but the impact stretches far beyond the home.

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These people are out of work because of Covid - what they did next was amazing

Manchester Evening News.“That’s the only interaction she has outside of me.“Its really nice to see a clean route that a lot of kids walk to school as opposed to it being covered in debris and beer bottles."Danielle Wright is the founder of the Salford Litter Heroes.

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Former Saskatchewan Penitentiary inmate calls COVID-19 outbreak ‘inevitable’

COVID-19 at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert described a recent outbreak at the institution as “inevitable.”Former inmate Chastin Hall said he was incarcerated on April 20 for violation of parole and breaching a curfew. Although his warrant expired on July 24 last year, he was held on remand because of other matters before the courts and released on Jan.

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Corrie actress encourages BAME communities to take Covid vaccine

direct to your inboxA Coronation Street actress has released a personal video message encouraging Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities across Greater Manchester to take up the Covid-19 vaccine.Shelley King, who is of Indian heritage, has played Yasmeen Nazir on the ITV soap since 2014, and received her first Covid jab earlier this month.A recent report by the Royal Society for Public Health found that 57% of black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people asked said they would take a Covid vaccine, compared with 79% of white respondents.Mrs King, 65, who was born in Kolkata, is now keen to help dispel any myths that may be dissuading some people from taking up the jab.She’s hoping to motivate people in these communities to do

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Another 18 people die in Greater Manchester's hospitals after positive Covid test

direct to your inbox A further 18 people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus.

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Saskatchewan government prepares for mass COVID-19 immunizations

Saskatchewan government is preparing for mass immunizations when it begins receiving large amounts of the COVID-19 vaccine.Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Health Minister Paul Merriman joined the Saskatchewan Health Authority on Thursday for a tour of the mass immunization clinic inside the International Trade Centre at Regina’s Evraz Place – which is expected to be ready for use in April.The clinic will accommodate a maximum of 30 immunization tables with each table able to deliver six to seven vaccines per hour.

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Bolton gym owners fined £1k and ordered to close for breaching Covid rules

in Bolton was found to be in breach of Covid rules. A group of 15 people were each given £200 fines and the owner also fined £1,000. After opening repeatedly during lockdown, the council has now served the business a Direction of Closure.The names of the gyms have not been released.Greater Manchester Police chief inspector, Nicola Williams, said: "Unfortunately these businesses and the people inside were breaching the current national lockdown regulations and we did have to go to the enforcement stage of issuing fixed penalty notices for those involved.

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'It's a scary situation': Worry on the streets of Greater Manchester's Covid hotspot

has at times jumped up by as much as 8 percent week-on-week.It means that the number of people contracting Covid-19 is not falling in the way it is elsewhere, despite weeks of lockdown measures.Public health bosses have several theories for why this might be, including a high proportion of people who need to leave their homes to work, increased testing and the increased presence of a new strain of the virus. But, for people who live in Bolton - a borough that once had the highest rate of infection anywhere in the country - it is yet another blow to the hopes of an end to lockdown.

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The new Manchester postcodes where people are being asked to get a Covid test

direct to your inboxResidents in parts of Harpurhey and Moston are being invited for immediate Covid tests after a mutant strain was discovered in the area. Thousands of people will be invited for testing in the coming days as health chiefs work out how the E484K mutation has developed and spread.

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Oldham takes 'another step towards normality' as over 50,000 vaccinated against Covid-19

direct to your inbox Health bosses say Oldham has taken ‘another step towards normality’ after more than 50,000 people have been vaccinated against Covid-19. Care home residents, frontline healthcare staff, the clinically vulnerable and the over 70s have been able to access the first jab since the middle of December.

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Early research into vaccine effect on Covid-19 transmission 'really encouraging' says minister

restrictions can be cautiously eased in the coming weeks, saying vaccines are providing “grounds for confidence”.

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Another 37 people have died in Greater Manchester’s hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19

direct to your inboxA further 37 people have died in Greater Manchester’s hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus.That brings the region's death toll in hospitals to 5,320 as of Saturday (February 13).Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust recorded the highest number, with another 20 deaths.While Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust recorded a further 12 deaths.Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust each recorded another two deathsSalford Royal NHS Foundation Trust recorded one more death.The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester, as of Saturday, February 13, are:Nationally another 436 people who tested positive for the virus have died in hospital in

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Hundreds of children to get Covid vaccine tests as doctors investigate how well the jab works in young people

direct to your inboxA trial into how a coronavirus vaccine works in children is set to take place.Tests will investigate the efficacy of Oxford/AstraZeneca in young people aged from six to 17.It will determine whether the jab will produce a strong immune response, with 300 volunteers set to take part.The trial will start later this month.Up to 240 children will receive the vaccine, while others will be given a control meningitis tab.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 hereAndrew Pollard, professor of paediatric infection and immunity and chief investigator on the Oxford vaccine trial, said: "While most children are

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'I get funny looks because of where I live': Inside the Manchester community hit by sudden Covid-19 surge - and how it's fighting back

direct to your inboxIt's been five days since people in south Manchester were warned of a new strain of coronavirus circulating in the community. Four cases of a new variant - officially named E484K - were discovered in two unconnected homes in Moss Side, prompting targeted the launch of a mass testing programme, known as surge testing, on Monday.

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Covid breach cafe closed down for three months - council officers were called out to numerous complaints there this year

direct to your inboxA cafe in Burnage found to have been breaching lockdown rules by allowing customers to dine inside has been closed down by the police and council.Police were called to Kate & Luc Cafe on Burnage Lane on Sunday afternoon after reports that '100 people' had gathered there, with 14 fines handed out by officers.Owner Lucjan Domanski, 38, has since been charged with assaulting a police officer. He will appear at Manchester magistrates' court on Tuesday, February 23.Now, the cafe has been closed down for three months by Manchester Council and Greater Manchester Police, the council confirmed in a release this evening.

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The latest Covid-19 infection rates in Greater Manchester as one borough sees significant rise in cases

hereIn Salford, which has the second highest infection rate in the conurbation, at 261.6, cases fell by seven per cent compared to the week before.The latest infection rate figures come as a further 34 more people died in Greater Manchester's Hospitals after testing positive for Coronavirus.It brings the region's hospital death toll to 5,255.NHS England announced a further 664 deaths, bringing the total number of fatalities in NHS hospitals in England to 77,253.

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The latest Covid-19 infection rates in Greater Manchester as cases fall in all ten boroughs

Coronavirus infection rates are falling in all ten boroughs of Greater Manchester.As the third national lockdown continues, the proportion of cases per 100,000 people is reducing week-on-week across the conurbation.There is some disparity in the rate at which cases are falling, with some boroughs seeing a more significant decrease than others.Seven boroughs now have a higher infection rate than the national average, which was 202.1 per 100,000 on February 5.Greater Manchester's overall proportion of cases is currently higher than this figure, with an infection rate of 231 cases per 100,000 people.Bolton has recorded the highest rate of infection of all the boroughs in recent days, with 275.5 cases per 100,000 in the most recent period.There

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The only place in Greater Manchester that could be Covid free

direct to your inboxAn area of Stockport is leading the way in driving down coronavirus infection rates.Marple Bridge and Mellor, in the east of the borough, is the only place in Greater Manchester that is potentially Covid free.According to Public Health England it recorded between two and zero cases - the data doesn’t specify at this low level - during the week to February 2.It’s the first time the area has seen such low numbers of Covid cases since September.Marple North councillor Steve Gribbon was delighted with the ‘absolutely brilliant figure’, describing it as ‘welcome news’.Coun Gribbon said it was testament to the local community who had taken advice on board and worked hard to bring rates down.He said: “I think one of the things

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Step 1 of COVID-19 restriction easing began Monday in Alberta

Alberta entered Step 1 of its relaunch plan to lift restrictions on Monday, including allowing limited in-person dining, one-on-one gym training, and minor sports training.

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Covid mutation found in Manchester as door-to-door testing launched - see full list

Thousands of people living in Manchester are to be offered door-to-door Covid-19 tests after a new variant of the virus was identified in the city.

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Thousands of people in and around Moss Side to be offered tests after new Covid variant found

direct to your inboxMore than ten thousand people in Moss Side and neighbouring communities are to be offered immediate Covid-19 tests after a new variant of the virus was identified in the area.From tomorrow Manchester council will be inviting all over-16s living, working or studying within a specific footprint - including most of Moss Side and small parts of Whalley Range, Hulme and Fallowfield - for tests, after four cases of a new strain were identified in two unrelated households.Dedicated asymptomatic testing units are being made available in the area and six teams of council staff, volunteers, councillors and community leaders will also begin door-knocking to provide testing kits.The testing units will include one at Our Lady’s RC

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Paddy Doherty visits graveyard after battling Covid in hospital

direct to your inboxPaddy Doherty was in a reflective mood as he returned home from hospital after battling Covid-19.The My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding star from Manchester headed to the cemetery on Sunday morning to pay homage to a late friend John Rooney and his family.Paddy raised a toast to the Rooneys with a bottle of Becks beer as he filmed their final resting places.Paying homage to John, who died in 2019 aged 62, he said: "Poor John Rooney. Listen, what a pipe-player he was, he was the bee's knees."And that's his son Felix, a good chap to play the penny whistle as well."As he panned his camera to the grave of 33-year-old Felix, who died in 2015, he said thoughtfully: "All the Rooneys I have great time for.

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Man arrested and fines issued after police called to Covid breach of '100 people in café'

direct to your inbox A man has been arrested and a number of people have been fined after police were called to a coronavirus breach of '100 people in a café' in Burnage. Officers were called to the incident on Burnage Lane just after 12pm on Sunday.Police said they received reports of a café flouting Covid lockdown rules 'with approximately 100 people present'.They attended at the scene and arrested a man on suspicion of assaulting a police officer.A number of people were handed fixed penalty notices.

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Government deal with CureVac will develop Covid vaccines against future variants

coronavirus.The partnership with the German firm will allow the UK to “swiftly tweak and roll out” existing vaccines to combat new variants, according to Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng.Almost all vaccines developed through the agreement will be modifications of an existing jab by CureVac, which is currently undergoing phase three clinical trials.The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) said it will allow large-scale manufacturing in the UK to ramp up quickly to ensure new jabs can be rolled out, if a new strain shows resistance to existing vaccines.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

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Do you have to pay for a Covid-19 vaccination in the UK?

direct to your inbox As millions of people in the UK have now received doses of the Covid-19 vaccination, many are wondering if they have to pay when they are offered a jab.

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The heartbreaking story of a man who died penniless from Covid

direct to your inboxA beloved dad who lost his life to coronavirus died penniless, his heartbroken family said.Tom Woodworth, 57, passed away in intensive care on Saturday after catching the virus around Christmas time.Like most relatives of coronavirus patients, Tom's children, Kelly and Ashley, were not able to be with him when he died.Nor are the family able to cover the costs of his funeral due to Tom having no insurance or savings at the time of his death.Until Kelly and Ashley find the money for a funeral, their dad's body will stay in the morgue at the Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI). Tom's friends and family have set up a GoFundMe page to help 'give him the send off he deserves'.

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The army are coming: 120 soldiers to help North West Ambulance Service during Covid crisis

direct to your inboxThe North West Ambulance Service has confirmed that 120 soldiers will be brought in to help manage patients amid a surge in demand and staff absence during the Covid crisis.The Trust has said the army will be assisting with 'non-emergency patients' in the region from this month.

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He was once dubbed 'the most powerful man in Greater Manchester' - now MP Tony Lloyd says his Covid battle has brought him 'a sense of proper humility'

direct to your inboxIt was March 2020 and Tony Lloyd had returned home from London as the coronavirus pandemic took hold and the country was ordered to avoid 'all unnecessary social contact'.Just a few days later the Prime Minister would declare what, at the time, was an almost unthinkable national lockdown, with a strict ‘stay at home' message.The 70-year-old Rochdale MP had not been feeling 100 per cent, in the days leading up to the announcement that put Parliament - and much of the rest of the country - on indefinite hold.He had been suffering with the ‘flu-like symptoms’ health chiefs had warned were the classic signs of a Covid-19 infection.But the former Police and Crime Commissioner felt he was beginning to improve and there was no

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'What more reward can there be but to potentially save someone’s life?' The retired people who have gone back to work to help deliver Covid jabs

direct to your inboxWhat do a United States Army veteran, a former property developer, and a retired Bentley engineer have in common?They are all among Manchester’s vaccination volunteers, and have come out of retirement to help fight the virus with every jab.As the UK passes over 500,000 vaccinations a day, the MEN has spoken to three people playing their part in the biggest vaccination drive in NHS history.Their stories are testament to quiet public spiritedness that is helping the UK through a moment of national crisis.Pieter Rutowski served 25 years in the United States Army as an officer.His wife is from Cheadle Hulme, so when retirement came, they moved here with their daughter.Describing how he came to volunteer with St John's

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Nurse who spent 48 years on frontline delayed retirement to help Covid-19 effort - now she's administering vaccines

Leigh. My legend." Caroline's request was heard around the world as the mum was inundated with more than 100,000 responses of appreciation.

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'We all see this as our legacy': The vaccination centre where staff work 12 hours a day to protect their neighbours from Covid-19

direct to your inbox"I've told my family I'll be going home to them in three months," jokes Muhammad Mian, as he takes a quick break from his vaccination booth.He has been immunising members of his local community since 7.30am, and won't be going home to his wife and children until around 8.30pm.Muhammad is working 12 hour days, seven days a week, to give people the AstraZeneca jab at a new Covid-19 vaccine centre in Whalley Range.The dad-of-five is a partner at Everest Pharmacy, and has offered all the time he has to immunise as many local people as he possibly can."I've got five kids and I am working seven days a week now so it's very busy at home," Muhammad says as he chats between patients."Now we have the vaccine here we just really

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Our hospital peak is due this weekend as one in four patients now have Covid

direct to your inboxOne in four people in Greater Manchester’s hospital beds are now Covid patients, with the peak of the third wave not now expected to hit until the coming weekend and projected to last for some time.A further 999 new patients with the virus have been admitted to hospital beds here in the past week, nearly twice the numbers being recorded a month ago. As of yesterday there were 165 people in critical care with Covid-19, up from 157 a week ago, as Andy Burnham warned : “We are probably in the most dangerous moment of the pandemic, the most difficult moment.

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'There's a lot of misinformation out there': New Covid-19 vaccination centres are up and running - but fewer than half the slots are being filled

direct to your inbox When staff at the Everest Pharmacy in Whalley Range were asked to work extra hours to help with the Covid-19 vaccination programme, they didn't question it.

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Over 1,000 Alberta seniors in care have died from COVID-19

Alberta has reached a grim milestone, with 1,000 people living in seniors’ care now having died from the disease. That’s nearly two thirds of all the deaths recorded in the province.

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Saskatchewan CMHO, Premier address rally outside Dr. Shahab’s home

others about the rally outside of his Regina home on Jan. 23.“I feel sorry for my good neighbours who didn’t deserve to be harassed like this and also for my family who doesn’t deserve to see and hear these kinds of comments,” Shahab said Tuesday, addressing the gathering publically for the first time.

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Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccine supply running dry, 12K doses expected next week

COVID-19 vaccine supply, in an announcement made on Tuesday by Premier Scott Moe.Moe said there still remains a small number of vaccines that have been delivered, but not yet administered.“Unfortunately, we are virtually out of vaccines and with no new shipments coming this week,” Moe said.“Our vaccination program will be stalled for the next number of days. Next week, we are expecting over 12,000 additional vaccine doses.” COVID-19 public health orders in Saskatchewan extended to Feb.

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Manchester estate agent criticised for 'tone deaf' leaflets which ask: 'Has Covid been a blessing in disguise?'

direct to your inboxA Manchester estate agent has been criticised after 'tone deaf' leaflets asking if the pandemic has been a 'blessing in disguise' for the property market.The leaflets, sent out on behalf of JP & Brimelow, are believed to have been posted to residents in Chorlton and Old Trafford on Monday morning (January 25).They read: "Has Covid been a blessing in disguise for Chorlton and Old Trafford?'.The leaflets say the property market has 'actually fared very well this year', despite the global coronavirus pandemic.They go onto say the pandemic has brought 'so much uncertainty, so much worry about jobs and of course concern over health', but mention that the average house price of a detached home in some areas of Greater

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Walmart expects to deliver up to 13M COVID-19 vaccine doses per month

13 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine per month "when supply and allocations allow."The retailer plans to offer the vaccine every day at its more than 5,000 Walmart and Sam's Club pharmacies through in-store vaccination clinics and large community events, Dr.

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'We're a long, long, long way' from Covid numbers being low enough to ease lockdown, Matt Hancock says

coronavirus cases being low enough to ease restrictions. In an interview this morning with Sophy Ridge on Sunday on Sky News, he said: "There is early evidence that the lockdown is starting to bring cases down."But we are a long, long, long way from that being low enough because the case rate was incredibly high."You can see the pressure on the NHS you can see it every day.

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We sold everything to move abroad and chase our dream - now Covid and Brexit threaten our future

direct to your inboxOn Boxing Day in 2004, Sam Thomas and her husband John were supposed to be in a beach hut on Koh Phi Phi - a beach hut that would soon be destroyed by the tsunami that killed a quarter of a million people.But weeks earlier, a chance conversation on a boat in Laos prompted the pair to cut their travels around south east Asia short and give a ski season a go.It meant that they were in a chalet in the Alps watching the devastating disaster unfold on TV, instead of before their very eyes.Sam says this fortunate twist of fate was the final push she needed to start following her heart, rather than her head.She packed in a successful decade-long career in recruitment in Manchester, sold all of her assets, and reinvested them in

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