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It would be "remiss" of the government not to consider Covid certification as a way of fully reopening the economy, Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi says. more

In 2020, the authorities collected more than EUR 7.5 million from fines collected for breaking the laws obliging Spaniards to forced social isolation in their homes.more

Everyone in England is to be given access to two rapid coronavirus tests a week from Friday, under an extension of the government's testing programme.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to set out plans to develop a "Covid status certification" scheme to enable the safe return of mass gatherings and indoor events as lockdown restrictions ease in England.more

Vaccinations against Covid-19 in Russia slowed down in March due to declining vaccine supplies to many regions. Where there is no lack of it, another problem can be seen: low motivation to vaccinate and a sense of not being threatened - assesses the independent analyst Aleksandr Dragan.more

The Metropolitan Police said 107 people were arrested in London on Saturday as demonstrations were held across England against plans to increase police powers.more

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in an Easter message on Sunday that the country is going to see "brighter days ahead" after a "very tough" pandemic year.more

People who have been fully vaccinated might soon be able to regain personal freedoms and return to a more ordinary life, Germany's Health Minister Jens Spahn has said.more

Hundreds of demonstrators joined marches and rallies across Britain as part of a “national weekend of action” against a proposed new law that would give police extra powers to curb protests.more

Around two million of the UK's lowest-paid workers will get a pay rise from Thursday as the minimum wage goes up. more

The Irish government has announced some easing to strict lockdown restrictions from mid-April, including allowing two fully vaccinated people to meet indoors.more

Vaccinations and infections mean that about half of the people in the UK now have antibodies against Covid-19, according to tests carried out by the Office for National Statistics.more

Two households or groups of up to six people are now able to meet outside in England again as the stay-at-home Covid restrictions order comes to an end.more

More than 30 million people in the UK have now had a first COVID vaccine dose. Government figures show 30,151,287 have had a first dose - around 57% of all UK adults - after 650,000 were administered on Saturday.more

Boris Johnson has said the roadmap for easing England's coronavirus lockdown is still on track, even as a third wave of infections hits Europe.more

Poland and Romania are the two European Union countries with the lowest percentage of citizens from other countries living in their territories, the statistics office of the EU reported on Thursday.more

Anthony Fauci has been saying that the country needs to vaccinate 70% to 85% of the population to reach herd immunity from Covid-19. But he inexplicably ignores natural immunity. If you account for previous infections, herd immunity is likely close at hand - the "Wall Street Journal" reports.more

British lawmakers agreed Thursday to prolong coronavirus emergency measures for six months, allowing the Conservative government to keep its unprecedented powers to restrict U.K. citizens’ everyday lives.more

It may only be possible to introduce a vaccine passports scheme once all adults have been offered a jab, Boris Johnson has suggested.more

The private addresses and telephone numbers of millions of inhabitants of the Kingdom of the Netherlands fell into the hands of criminals, the media in the country reported. more

The Government has set aside £28million for a four-day weekend with everyone getting extra time off work. In November it was revealed that the Government is to move the late May Day Bank Holiday into June - and add a second extra free day off work.more

Despite the low unemployment in the country on the Vistula River, young people again think about economic emigration. The United Kingdom is still among the countries where Poles would like to look for a better tomorrow - despite leaving the European Union and making it difficult for foreigners to work.more

More time at home with family, less traffic and not commuting were some of what people felt were the silver linings to living under coronavirus restriction.more

Norway is introducing new national measures to contain the coronavirus outbreak, including a ban on the public serving of alcohol, and will postpone the introduction of a plan to reopen society, Health Minister Bent Hoeie said on Tuesday.more

Where you live and the size of your home have an impact on your susceptibility to Covid-19, say Spanish healthcare institutions quoted by the media. They add that people residing in large estates, usually in small apartments, are more often infected with the coronavirus.more