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The UK has recorded another 529 coronavirus deaths and 19,609 more cases in the latest 24-hour period. Both figures are a slight dip compared to Tuesday - with the number of new reported fatalities down by 69 and infections by 442.more

The Egyptian FA have confirmed Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has tested positive for coronavirus for a second time.more

The Pfizer company announced that the final results of the final phase of research on its Covid-19 vaccine project, prepared with BioNTech SE, showed 95 percent. effectiveness. The company will seek rapid approval of the vaccine for use in the US.more

The healthcare system needs to be more open to patients, also in times of epidemics. Teleporada has many advantages, but it will not replace the patient's personal contact with the doctor, the visit should not be delayed - said Polish doctors and representatives of organizations working for patients.more

Coronavirus lockdown rules could be relaxed for up to five days to save Christmas, reports claim. more

The government will decide next week how the current lockdown in England will end in December – and whether some areas will remain under severe restrictions. more

Laboratory tests confirmed coronavirus infection in another 19,883 people. 603 patients died, the most since the epidemic began, the Polish Ministry of Health reported today.more

The risk comes not from the opening of schools, but from their closure, said the Italian Education Minister Lucia Azzolina. She assured that she made efforts to ensure that students could gradually start returning to classes for lessons.more

Chiefs of police forces in England and Wales have recommended that officers suspend the imposition of fines of 10,000 pounds for organizers of illegal gatherings during epidemic restrictions as they can be challenged in courts.more

The UK’s inflation rate has lifted higher than expected, due to rising clothing prices, food and second-hand cars.more

A new scientific study has shown that mouthwash can eradicate coronavirus within 30 seconds of being exposed to it in a laboratory.more

Jodi Doering, a nurse from South Dakota, says some of her coronavirus patients often don't want to believe that Covid-19 is real, even in their dying moments.more

Fans will not be allowed to return to French sports stadiums this year, and when they do it will be with strict crowd limits depending on a venue's size, the French presidency said Tuesday.more

Those who walk pet dogs may have an increased chance of catching coronavirus by 78%, according to a study.more

Boris Johnson has tested negative for coronavirus but will continue to self-isolate, Downing Street confirmed on Tuesday.more

France has surpassed two million cases of Covid-19, Director General of Health Jérôme Salomon announced at a press briefing on Tuesday as infections across Europe hit more than 15 million.more

The UK has recorded another 598 coronavirus deaths in the latest 24-hour period - the highest daily number of fatalities since 6 May, government figures show.more

World leaders are being urged to implement a four-day week in response to the coronavirus crisis. Business figures, trade union leaders and left-wing politicians from across Europe have joined forces to demand shorter working hours and no wage cuts.more

Poland is the country with the highest level of anxiety caused by a pandemic in the world; Only 39 percent of Polish consumers feel safe in the store, and 45 percent buy in stock - informs Deloitte, pointing to the latest edition of the Global State of the Consumer Tracker report.more

The impact of a new Covid vaccine will kick in significantly over summer and life should be back to normal by next winter, one of its creators has said.more

Scotland's toughest Covid restrictions are to be introduced in 11 council areas - including Glasgow - on Friday. The level four rules will see the closure of non-essential shops, pubs, restaurants and gyms.more

A group of more than 100 church leaders has launched a legal challenge against the government’s decision to force places of worship to stop services during the second lockdown. more

The new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus is changing up to 100 times less than HIV, which gives hope that effective vaccines will be developed - such information was provided by Maria Rosaria Capobianchi from the Spallanzani infectious disease hospital in Rome.more

UK orders 5 million doses Modena Pharmaceuticals first batch of vaccines expected to be delivered in spring 2021.more

Sweden has cut its limit on attendance at public gatherings to eight people, as its light-touch approach to the coronavirus pandemic continues to be tested by a surge in new infections and hospitalisations.more