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Just a few months have passed since Margaret Keenan became the first person in the world to receive a Covid-19 vaccine. Now, those over the age of 70 could get their Covid booster jabs as early as September, according to Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi.more

As reported by the Irish Independent, Gardaí have been notified that three people left the quarantine facility at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at Dublin Airport this afternoon. It is believed one of the individuals has been located while searches are continuing for two others. Gardaí are understood to be liaising with the Defence Forces.more

Britain's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions fell last year at the fastest rate in nearly a century, as the lockdown caused an unprecedented drop in transport emissions, according to official figures published by the government.more

45.4 percent of respondents are in favor of tightening the restrictions in Poland in the case of an increase in the number of infections - according to the SW Research poll for rp.pl published yesterday. 36.9 percent of the respondents are of the opposite opinion.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

To speed up the state’s reopening efforts, New York has unveiled a new pass. It’s a way for people to present proof of a negative COVID test or a vaccination when attending larger events like pro sports matches or concerts.more

With cases rising again, Health Minister Jens Spahn has said Germany's health system could be pushed to its limits in April. Meanwhile, the head of the public health body warned that cases could reach 100,000 per day.more

Bologna goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski has tested positive for COVID-19 while on international duty. A statement from the Polish Football Federation confirmed he provided a positive test.more

"Stay-local" rules will lift in Wales from Saturday and unrestricted travel within its borders will be allowed.more

A haulage industry source has said they have been told by the government to expect drivers to have to take a Covid test when coming into the UK from mainland Europe. more

The British drug regulator MHRA has approved a coronavirus lightning test that gives a result in 20 seconds, the distributor of the product said. Such tests can be used at airports, in sports facilities or in companies.more

A Dutch travel agency will take 187 people on an eight-day vacation to the Greek island of Rhodes as part of an experiment supported by the Dutch government. Its purpose is to find out whether tourism is possible at all during the Covid-19 pandemic.more

For the first time since mid-October, the number of Covid-19 patients in British hospitals is below 5,000, while in mid-January there were almost 40,000. - it follows from the statistics released yesterday. The number of new deaths is also falling rapidly.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

Germany will require everyone entering the country by plane to undergo a coronavirus test starting on Sunday. Previously, only travelers from high risk areas were required to present a negative test.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

In extraordinary circumstances, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it will be April 2, the 16th anniversary of the death of St. John Paul II. At. At 21:37, when the Pope died, the Way of the Cross will be held in Saint Peter's Square under the leadership of Francis.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 number of workers on company payrolls in the UK climbed by almost 200,000 in the three months to February, amid signs that the jobs market may be stabilising.more

Highest Covid-19 incidence per 100,000 in Western Europe inhabitants, already amounting to 600, is recorded in Sweden. Meanwhile, it was today that the government decided to resume secondary education.more

Angela Merkel has taken the unusual step of issuing a personal apology to the nation as she performed a U-turn on plans to put Germany under a hard lockdown over Easter following a critical backlash.more

While foreign tourists can enjoy the Balearic resorts, Spaniards will be unable to do so because of a ban on traveling between regions over Easter, leaving many angry.more

Poland announced tighter restrictions, including shutting preschools and nurseries, in the face of a record surge in coronavirus cases that’s straining its healthcare system.more

The UK and European Commission are working together "to create a win-win situation and expand vaccine supply for all our citizens", according to a joint statement issued yesterday evening. more

Boris Johnson has strongly hinted that pubs and restaurants will be able to turn away people who have not have a Covid vaccine or a recent negative test, saying the “concept of vaccine certification should not be totally alien to us”.more