India recorded its deadliest day of the pandemic with 4,329 deaths on Tuesday. The grim milestone comes as the parts of the country were hit with the strongest cyclone on
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COVID-19: Biggest AstraZeneca jab maker unlikely to resume major exports for at least three months as it keeps doses for India surge
The world’s biggest maker of the AstraZeneca vaccine is unlikely to resume major exports until at least October as it prioritises doses for India’s coronavirus crisis. The Serum Institute of
How worrying is the COVID-19 variant first seen in India? – The Denver Post
LONDON — For the first time in months, people across England are meeting indoors at pubs, restaurants, cinemas, gyms and elsewhere as coronavirus rules were relaxed this week. But Prime
COVID-19: More than 2,300 cases of Indian coronavirus variant now in UK, Matt Hancock says
A total of 2,323 cases of the Indian coronavirus variant have been reported in the UK, the health secretary has said. Delivering a COVID-19 statement in the Commons, Matt Hancock
COVID-19: G7 countries must donate ’emergency’ excess coronavirus vaccine supplies, UNICEF says
G7 countries should donate excess supplies to the global vaccine-sharing scheme as “a minimum, essential” measure, UNICEF has said, to plug an “emergency” gap triggered by a drop-off in Indian
Several countries delaying second Covid-19 vaccine dose
SINGAPORE – A number of countries around the world have opted to delay dispensing the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine as they rush to offer protection to more people
COVID-19: Boris Johnson to hold Downing Street news conference this evening
The prime minister will hold a Downing Street coronavirus news conference later, Number 10 has said. Boris Johnson is expected to discuss the spread of the Indian COVID-19 variant –
COVID-19: US athletes cancel Olympic training camp in Japan over coronavirus concerns ahead of Tokyo games
US athletes have cancelled a training event in Japan over concerns about the coronavirus pandemic. The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are due to start on 23 July, having already been delayed
COVID-19: Minister says ‘we can’t rule anything out’ on potential for restrictions in virus hotspots
A cabinet minister has told Sky News the government “can’t rule anything out” when it comes to the possibility of local coronavirus restrictions in areas that have seen cases rise
COVID-19: Rules on face masks could be changed next month, Health Secretary Matt Hancock says
The government could change the rules around mask wearing next month, the health secretary has told Sky News. Matt Hancock said ministers “haven’t ruled that out” as part of step