PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The Paisley side say they have complied robustly with the official testing and hygiene regime.The player is now self-isolating and the club wished him well, saying they look forward to welcoming him back once he is fit and ready.The statement read: “ Following our recent round of testing, St Mirren Football Club can confirm that a member of the first-team has tested positive for Covid-19.“The player is currently self-isolating in line with government guidance and, as a result, will be unavailable for our match against Hibernian.“The club has complied robustly with the official testing and hygiene regime, using a private testing facility in accordance with the Scottish Government and the.

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HOW MINNESOTA IS SHAPING UP Donald Trump almost won there in 2016 but the state has moved farther away from the president since, and polls suggest Joe Biden has built a consistent lead in the unlikely battleground.2. VIRUS CLUSTERS AT FRENCH UNIVERSITIES Students have contracted COVID-19 at schools like the centuries-old Sorbonne University in Paris, an experience that is a warning to other European universities that are preparing to reopen.3.

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'Significant number' of GP calls over midlands Covid-19 cluster

A GP in the midlands has said he has been receiving a significant number of calls in recent days relating to a cluster of Covid-19 cases.

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19 schools across Bolton have now had confirmed Covid cases as hundreds of pupils isolate

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Puri says pre-Covid figures returning as 1.16 lakh passengers fly on Thursday

New Delhi: Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Friday said the domestic aviation sector is nearly witnessing pre-coronavirus figures return with 1.16 lakh passengers flying on Thursday."Domestic civil aviation operations continue smoothly. With 1,16,398 passengers on 17th Sept 2020, we are slowly flying towards the Pre-COVID figures.

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"Oh Yes We Are!" Panto dame to return for laughter-packed COVID-19 rewrite of traditional show season in Perth

Perth Theatre has been forced to cancel its traditional panto because of the coronavirus pandemic.But staff have arranged something a bit different with a ‘physically distanced panto promenade’ taking place in the Christmas lead-up.The theatre had been planning to put on Cinderella this festive season.Businessman drove the wrong way down the A9 drunkNow, in a bid to have fun but to stick to the rules around the pandemic, Perth’s much-loved panto dame Barrie Hunter has written a new show in which he will also star.He is inviting audiences - in their social bubbles - on a Christmas adventure through Perth Theatre in ‘Oh Yes We Are! - A Quest for Long Lost Light and Laughter’.A limited number of tickets will be available, 1500 across the whole

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Greece: Police move more homeless migrants to new tent camp

KARA TEPE – Police on the Greek island of Lesbos on Friday resumed relocating migrants rendered homeless when fires ravaged the country's largest refugee camp amid a local COVID-19 outbreak.Of the 5,000 people moved to a new army-built camp on the island, 135 so far have tested positive for the coronavirus, officials said.More than 12,000 migrants and refugees fled the fires that the Greek government maintains some Afghan migrants deliberately set last week to protest a virus lockdown at the Moria camp. Thousands have slept outdoors on a nearby roadside in the nights since the blazes.Police began moving more people into the new camp early Friday.

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Indians turn to saving more, push back retirement in the wake of covid-19

Bankbazaar Savings Quotient shows that the pandemic has resulted in shrinking of savings, compelling many Indians to reorder their priorities.Of those surveyed, 70% reported saving more due to unexpected expenses. Here are some of the other key takeaways from the report.Shrinking savings“Over the last year, the combined impact of the recession, the pandemic and the lockdown has meant that people have less money at hand, whether to spend or save.

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Matt Hancock warns of 'big moment' for country as coronavirus hospital admissions continue to rise

Matt Hancock has warned that the country is facing a “big moment” as coronavirus hospital admissions continue to rise.The Health Secretary said it is vital that people follow the rule of six, or the more stringent measures imposed here in Greater Manchester.“It is deadly serious,” he told Radio 4’s Today programme on Friday (September 18).“The results of not doing so will be that this goes more out of control and we have to take more stringent measures which have a bigger economic impact and also that we have more people catching the virus, more people going to hospital and, I fear, more people will die.”Mr Hancock also clarified the government’s strategy for tackling coronavirus, stating that the aim was to suppress the virus and keep

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Spanish banks merge in sign of hard economic times ahead

LISBON – Two of Spain’s biggest banks said Friday they were merging, pushed together by a need to weather tough economic times that likely will cost thousands of jobs.The tie-up between CaixaBank and Bankia will create the largest lender in the country, with assets of more than 664 billion euros ($787 billion). The deal comes as Europe’s financial sector braces for lean times.

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Rich nations representing 13% of population bought off 52% of covid vaccines - Report

- 'Vaccine nationalism' -Trump on Wednesday said he would begin rolling out a vaccine in America as soon as next month, contradicting doubts expressed by a top health expert in his administration who said a jab was unlikely to be widely available until mid-2021."We're very close to that vaccine as you know...

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GMB's Kate Garraway shares fears over 'unlicensed Covid-19 vaccine' amid Derek heartbreak

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway shared her concerns about unlicensed coronavirus vaccines during Friday's instalment of the ITV breakfast show.

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AP Interview: South Africa to know true virus toll in weeks

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa should know its true toll from the coronavirus pandemic within a few weeks, the government’s chief medical adviser says, as the country prepares to almost fully reopen its economy after bringing the first surge in cases under control.The official death toll from COVID-19 is more than 15,700 but the real number is likely more than 30,000 when deaths not recorded at hospitals are taken into account, Salim Abdool Karim, epidemiologist and chairman of the government’s COVID-19 advisory committee, told The Associated Press in an interview.He hopes that a nationwide survey for the presence of antibodies to the virus will show results soon.

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75% of Canadians approve of another coronavirus shutdown if second wave hits

coronavirus occurred, new polling from Ipsos suggests.In a survey conducted on behalf of Global News, Ipsos found that 75 per cent of respondents would approve of quickly shutting down non-essential businesses in that scenario, with 37 per cent strongly supporting the idea. Bars vs.

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Why covid death rate in Singapore the world's lowest

SINGAPORE : Singapore has the lowest coronavirus case fatality count globally, with just 27 deaths among the more than 57,000 people who have been infected with COVID-19 in the Southeast Asian island.At 0.05%, Singapore's death rate is well below the global average of around 3%, according to data compiled by Reuters from countries that have recorded more than 1,000 cases. A comparison with countries with a similar sized population shows a stark difference - Denmark's death rate is around 3%, while Finland's is around 4%.Further, nobody has died from the disease in Singapore for more than two months, according to its health ministry.

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China to test double doses of covid vaccine that has been approved for its army

BEIJING : Researchers plan to start a clinical trial for an additional dose of a coronavirus vaccine candidate co-developed by China's CanSino Biologics Inc and a military-backed research unit, clinical trial registry data showed.A single dose of the vaccine candidate Ad5-nCoV, one among a handful that China is pursuing, has final-stage trials lined up in Pakistan and Russia.

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Surge in coronavirus cases in London puts capital at risk of curfew and lockdown

London has seen a sharp rise in Covid-19 cases, putting the capital at risk of fresh curfew and local lockdown rules, it has been reported.

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Covid-19: 7 dead, dozens infected after 'superspreader' wedding in rural US

A wedding in rural Maine became a coronavirus "superspreader" event that left seven people dead and 177 infected, renewing fear of the disease in the northeastern US state that had hoped the worst of the pandemic was behind it.

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'Covid Care Concerts' tour delights care home residents

A music company is touring classical and opera-based, outdoor concerts to residential care homes and hospitals across Ireland.

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GMB's Dr Hilary would 'have unlicensed coronavirus vaccine in a shot' amid public concern

Dr Hilary Jones has addressed reports that the government are considering using emergency powers, to allow the rolling out of an unlicensed coronavirus vaccine in the UK .

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Guest workers found COVID positive shall be segregated, not allowed to work till recovery: Kerala Govt

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : Kerala government has issued revised instructions for quarantine norms for guest workers, specialised workers visiting Kerala from other states and standard operating procedure (SOP) for registration in Covid-19 Jagratha portal to ensure proper quarantine.According to the new guidelines if the guest workers are found COVID-19 positive, then they shall be segregated and shall not be allowed to work till they recover.The earlier order issued on September 14 read, "If the guest workers found positive, such workers need to be segregated. If they are asymptomatic positive then - they may work in the areas exclusively marked for the work to be done by the asymptomatic positive workers by taking all precautions.

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UN food chief urges rich to help keep millions from starving

TANZANIA – The World Food Program chief warned Thursday that millions of people are closer to starvation because of the deadly combination of conflict, climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic and he urged donor nations and billionaires to help feed them and ensure their survival. The U.N.

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Asia mostly higher despite Wall Street slump, virus fears

TOKYO – Asian shares were mostly higher Friday despite some investor attention shifting again to the uncertainties in global economies amid the coronavirus pandemic, as reflected in the overnight fall on Wall Street. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 gained 0.2% to finish at 23,360.30.

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Shocking revelations from leaked report on deadly COVID-19 outbreak in Langley long term care home

A leaked report says a breach in COVID-19 safety protocols led to an outbreak at Langley Lodge that killed 26 residents. Aaron McArthur reports.

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South Korea seeks $4 million in damages from church accused of coronavirus spread

South Korea’s capital Seoul said on Friday it would seek 4.6 billion won (US$4 million) in damages against a church for causing the spread of the coronavirus by disrupting tracing and testing efforts.A fresh wave of infections erupted at a church whose members attended a large protest in downtown Seoul in mid-August, becoming the country’s largest cluster in the greater capital area. The outbreak has driven triple-digit increases in daily COVID-19 cases for more than a month.

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Goa to prepare SOP on providing oxygen to covid-19 patients

PANAJI : The Goa government will prepare a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to ensure that all COVID-19 patients, whether with mild, moderate or severe symptoms, get oxygen on time in state-run facilities, Health Minister Vishwajit Rane has said.Rane made the statement after chairing a meeting of an expert committee that on Thursday reviewed the COVID-19 situation in Goa which is witnessing a rise in positive cases.A Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is to be developed to ensure all patients, whether mild, moderate or severe, get oxygen on a timely basis, an official statement quoted the Health Minister as saying after the meeting.He said patients coming to the Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) with coronavirus symptoms are to be

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Covid, cash crunch leave United Nations limping

- 'Not ideal' -The Human Rights Council is one of the only UN bodies that has maintained physical meetings at the Palais, largely due to the tenacity of council president Elisabeth Tichy-Fisslberger of Austria, who quickly pushed through a hybrid system.But only one representative per country delegation is allowed into the meeting hall, and the UN has barred countries and non-governmental organisations from holding their usual slew of side events on its premises during the council sessions.Trine Heimerback, Norway's deputy permanent representative in Geneva, hailed the UN for doing its best in difficult circumstances, but voiced concern over the reduced access for civil society actors."It is not as inclusive as Norway at least would have

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Oxford covid vaccine: AstraZeneca denies trial subject had nerve ailment

Covid-19 vaccine, contradicted a report that a volunteer in U.K. tests of the shot developed a rare nerve disease that might have signaled severe safety problems.AstraZeneca was responding Thursday to a CNN report citing documents indicating that the diagnosis of the participant was confirmed as transverse myelitis.

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Biden rejects Trump claim that Covid-19 vaccine is imminent

US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has bluntly contradicted President Donald Trump's suggestion that a coronavirus vaccine may be only weeks away, warning Americans they cannot trust the president's word.

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Australia to allow more citizens abroad to return as coronavirus cases ease again

Australia said on Friday it would increase the number of citizens allowed to return home each week to 6,000 as it manages to get new COVID-19 infections under control.Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the cap on the number of people allowed into Australia each week would increase by 2,000 by mid October after a National Cabinet meeting where states agreed to boost quarantine capacity.The country’s weekly limit is currently set at 4,000 people.

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Australia pays $3.7 M to help news agency though pandemic

CANBERRA – The Australian government on Friday announced a 5 million Australian dollars ($3.7 million) grant to the national news agency as part of pandemic-related assistance to regional journalism.Australian Associated Press is critical to media diversity and has consistently demonstrated its commitment to accurate, fact-based and independent journalism over its 85-year history, including a strong contribution to regional news, Communications Minister Paul Fletcher said in a statement.“The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered unprecedented challenges for Australia’s regional media sector, with severe declines in advertising revenue threatening the sustainability of many news outlets,” Fetcher said.

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Vancouver Police Board hears arguments on banning police street checks

The Vancouver Police Board has heard arguments for and against banning the practice of police street checks. Nadia Stewart reports.

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Trump heats up culture war in appeal to Wisconsin voters

MOSINEE, Wis. – President Donald Trump stepped up his rhetoric Thursday on cultural issues, aiming to boost enthusiasm among rural Wisconsin voters as he tries to repeat his path to victory four years ago. Making his fifth visit to the pivotal battleground state this year, Trump views success in the state’s less-populated counties as critical to another term.

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When will covid-19 vaccines be generally available?

WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR A VACCINE TO GENERALLY AVAILABLE?General availability is when every American who wants the vaccine can get it. There are currently no COVID-19 vaccines approved by U.S.

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Users on Practo’s platform rose to 17.5 crore led by covid: Practo CEO

NEW DELHI : Practo Technologies Pvt Ltd offers access to a specialist on its platform in less than a minute, across all specializations, any time of the day or night. Founded 12 years ago by two engineering students Shashank N and Abhinav Lal to simplify access to quality healthcare, the pandemic has only accelerated the adoption of telemedicine both by doctors and consumers.

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Is your mother tongue more prone to covid-19?

researcher Sakae Inouye, who had correlated the spread of the original SARS virus with the language spoken by people who were infected. A total of 8,000 cases were recorded in 26 countries during the SARS outbreak.

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Sporting organisations to warn of financial impact of Covid-19

The leaders of Ireland's main sporting organisations will today warn of losses of tens of millions of euros due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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New shoebox-sized Covid-19 test aims to give 90-minute result in huge winter boost

A portable Covid-19 test, which aims to diagnose the disease in 90 minutes, could make a "huge difference" in hospitals ahead of the winter battle against the disease, say experts.

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News Releases from Department of Health | Hawai‘i COVID-19 Daily News Digest September 17, 2020

Governor’s Office:Focus on Health of Students, Teachers, & StaffAt a morning news briefing, Gov. David Ige acknowledged that the COVID-19 pandemic has been especially tough for families with school-aged children.

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Coronavirus: B.C. teachers’ union applies to Labour Relations Board over back-to-school concerns

COVID-19 pandemic.In a letter to members obtained by Global News, union president Teri Mooring said the Ministry of Education is taking advantage of teachers’ professionalism and the care they feel for their students.The federation’s lawyers have researched any legal means they might have to challenge the “inequities of working conditions” and the “confusing changes in government messages” surrounding the province’s back-to-school plan, Mooring said, and have filed the application under section 88 of the Labour Relations Code.“It is a rarely used provision that we believe can compel the government into a labour relations process to address our many outstanding concerns,” she wrote.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest

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Mayfield throws 2 TD passes, Browns hold off Burrow, Bengals

CLEVELAND – Baker Mayfield threw two touchdown passes, Nick Chubb ran for two scores and 124 yards and the Cleveland Browns gave coach Kevin Stefanski his first NFL victory Thursday night by beating the Cincinnati Bengals 35-30 on the NFL's 100th birthday.Mayfield connected with Odell Beckham Jr. on a 43-yard scoring pass in the first half, and the Browns (1-1) rebounded from an atrocious performance last week in Baltimore, where they were roughed up 38-6 by the Ravens and looked mostly inept in Stefanski's debut.Things went much more smoothly against the Bengals (0-2) and No.

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Apprehensive Thais await major political rally in Bangkok

BANGKOK – A two-day rally planned this weekend is jangling nerves in Bangkok, with apprehension about how far student demonstrators will go in pushing demands for reform of Thailand’s monarchy and how the authorities might react.At least 10,000 people were estimated to have attended a major protest rally on Aug. 16, and a bigger turnout is expected this time.

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COVID-19: Concerns raised over eased restrictions at Alberta continuing care, seniors facilities

COVID-19 cases, and hurt the most vulnerable population.Effective Thursday, continuing care facilities will move to a “risk-based approach” to determine which residents leaving the property will have to quarantine. Previously, everyone who left — whether overnight or for a weekend, no matter their activities — had to self isolate for 14 days.Now, there is more flexibility for care facilities, and whether the person needs to self-isolate depends on the risk level and the activity the person was involved in.

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Here’s how bar reopenings are going in Florida thus far

ORLANDO, Fla. – Bars across Florida have been up and operating for a few days now after a monthslong closure to stop the spread of COVID-19.Department of Business and Professional Regulation secretary Halsey Beshears sat down for an interview with News 6 anchor Lisa Bell on Thursday. He said that this time around, he expects more bars and pubs to comply with social distancing rules.[TRENDING: ‘God, forgive me:’ Mom arrested on murder charge | Trump pushes for 2nd round of $1,200 direct payments | Daylight Saving Time debate]Drinking holes across the state were closed in mid-March when the deadly respiratory illness made its way to Florida.

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Coronavirus testing staff pictured lounging in sun as Brits struggle to book slots in UK

Coronavirus staff in Matt Hancock’s constituency lounge in the sun as frustrated locals reveal their struggles booking tests.

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Covid vaccine hopes rise as Pfizer trials bet on an early win

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Walmart to test drone delivery

NEW YORK - Walmart is teaming up with a company called Zipline to launch drone delivery program early next year that will deliver health and wellness products close to the retailer’s headquarters in Northwest Arkansas.Walmart, based in Bentonville, Arkansas, said Monday that it plans to eventually expand to general merchandise.RELATED: Walmart raising pay for 165,000 employees, some to $18-$30 an hourIt’s the second delivery drone deal for Walmart within a week.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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