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  • Hospitality industry slams vaccine passports as ‘Hobson’s choice’

    April 6, 2021

    The hospitality industry has slammed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s suggestion that vaccine passports are on the horizon as a “Hobson’s choice” that will severely restrict businesses within the sector. Announcing the next stages of lifting lockdown yesterday, Johnson said vaccine certifications were a “sensible” principle for reopening the economy. Government documents released last night revealed the [...]

  • Nadhim Zahawi refuses to rule out vaccine passports for pubs later in the year

    April 6, 2021

    The vaccines deployment minister has refused to rule out introducing Covid jab certifications for indoor pints later in the year, despite admitting they raise “difficult ethical problems”. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Nadhim Zahawi insisted that there would be no vaccine passport requirements when pubs reopen their doors for outdoor service on Monday. [...]

  • World’s first 20-second Covid test centre opens in the City

    April 6, 2021

    The world’s first 20-second Covid test centre has opened in the City today as employers begin luring workers back to the office after months of home working. Instant Covid Tests London (ICTL), which opened its doors this morning at The Brewery events space in Canada, users holographic imaging and AI to deliver [...]

  • UK medicines regulator ‘may restrict Astrazeneca vaccine for younger people’

    April 6, 2021

    The UK’s medicines regulator is considering a proposal to restrict the use of the Astrazeneca vaccine in younger people over concerns about extremely rare blood clots, according to reports. “Two senior sources have told this programme that while the data is still unclear there are growing arguments to justify offering younger people — below the [...]

  • Millennials to receive ‘jab and go’ Covid vaccine from July

    April 3, 2021

    Millennials could receive a single-dose vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson from July in a bid to speed up the UK’s immunisation programme, according to reports. Ministers hope the one-shot vaccine, produced by J&J subsidiary Janssen, can be used to roll out “jab and go” plans for young adults, the Daily Telegraph reported. The Janssen [...]

  • UK reports seven blood clot deaths after Astrazeneca vaccine

    April 3, 2021

    Seven people in the UK have died from blood clots after taking Astrazeneca’s Covid vaccine, Britain’s medicines regulator has confirmed. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said it received reports of 30 unusual blood clotting events among patients who have received the Astrazeneca jab, of which seven have died. It is still unclear [...]

  • No more lockdowns: UK will treat Covid like seasonal flu, says Chris Whitty

    April 1, 2021

    Lockdowns will likely become a thing of the past once England emerges from restrictions in June, Professor Chris Whitty has said, as he suggested Britain will treat coronavirus like the flu in the future. England’s chief medical officer said the UK would have to learn to live with the virus, noting that up to 25,000 [...]

  • EU seeks 10m Astrazeneca vaccines from India to plug jab shortfall

    April 1, 2021

    The EU has asked India to supply 10m doses of Astrazeneca’s Covid vaccine, as the bloc scrambles to plug a shortfall in jab supplies. EU officials have approached the Serum Institute of India — the world’s largest vaccine maker — to ship doses of the Covid jab, according to Reuters. It marks the latest signal that [...]

  • EU warns ‘zero’ Covid vaccines will be shipped to UK unless Astrazeneca meets targets

    April 1, 2021

    Brussels has warned that “zero” Covid vaccines made in the bloc will be exported to the UK unless Astrazeneca meets its dose delivery commitments with the EU. Thierry Breton, the EU’s internal market commissioner, hinted at the bloc’s plans to use European-made vaccines as bargaining power with Astrazeneca in an ongoing dispute about vaccine shortages [...]

  • Coronavirus: 1.1m in UK people thought to have Long Covid

    April 1, 2021

    More than a million people across the UK have reported experiencing symptoms of Long Covid, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said. Latest data from the ONS showed a total of 1.1m people in Britain reported experiencing Long Covid symptoms lasting beyond four weeks after Covid-19 infection that were not explained by another illness. [...]

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