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The authorities of the Italian region of Veneto have introduced the ban on walks in the streets and squares of historic city centers. The new rules come into force at midnight and will be valid until December 3. Shops and shopping centers are to be closed on weekends.more

A record 33,470 people have tested positive for coronavirus in the UK government's latest daily figure. It is the highest daily number reported in the UK, although testing capacity has increased greatly since the first wave of the epidemic.more

New scientific data show that psychiatric disorders such as anxiety, depression and insomnia may develop for the first time in some patients after contracting COVID-19.more

Laboratory tests have confirmed coronavirus infection in another 22,683 people in Poland; a total of 641,496 cases have been detected so far, the Ministry of Health reported. The ministry said that a further 275 people died, in total 9,080 deaths were recorded.more

Tthe German and Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos complained about this demand that treats footballers as puppets and accused managers of not caring about the well-being of the athletes and only privileging the business.more

Tier 4 could be added to regionalised coronavirus rules after England comes out of a second national lockdown. more

The Swedish government announced on Wednesday the ban on the sale of alcohol in restaurants after 22:00 from November 20.more

The UK has passed a grim milestone, as it became the first European country to suffer 50,000 deaths from the coronavirus.more

Doctors in Italy’s Province of Bari have reported that a dog contracted coronavirus for the first time in the country, la Repubblica reported Wednesday.more

Nearly two-thirds of UK residents want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to the latest Kantar poll. Young people predominate among those who are not currently interested in vaccination, according to the study.more

Canada is testing various ideas to stay active during the coronavirus pandemic. One of them is programs for the exchange of handwritten letters between residents of homes for seniors and children.more

JD Wetherspoon has criticised "baffling and confusing" Covid-related restrictions for the pub industry after revealing a sharp fall in sales. more

Boris Johnson looks set to face a major Tory rebellion if he asks MPs to extend England’s second national lockdown next month. more

In the COVID-19 "show" there are not only "extras", but even "actors" playing scenes of attacks of breathlessness, death and bagging - yes, PiS MP Jerzy Polaczek, struggling with the coronavirus, referred to Edyta Górniak's statement on the pandemic.more

Real Madrid forward Luka Jovic will pay $ 30,000 Euro fines for breaking the laws related to the coronavirus pandemic. The footballer even faced prison. The prosecutor's office in Serbia has already charged him and demanded six months' imprisonment.more

Another 532 people with coronavirus have died across the UK in the latest 24-hour period - compared to 194 a day earlier, government figures show. It is the highest number recorded since 12 May and brings the total number of deaths in the UK to 49,770.more

The pandemic has seen most children in England slipping back with their learning - and some have gone significantly back with their social skills, says Ofsted. A report from the education watchdog warns some young children have forgotten how to use a knife and fork or have regressed back to nappies.more

Contrary to the announcements, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will not kill all 15 million mink in Denmark due to the detection of coronavirus mutations on some farms. It turned out that the government's decision had no legal basis.more

Students in England could be given coronavirus tests from the end of the month so they can go home for Christmas safely. more

Retail giant Primark has revealed its plans to operate stores on a 24/7 basis when non-essential shops are allowed to reopen in England in December. more

Christmas only with the immediate family and first-degree relatives - this is the recommendation of the Italian government. This was announced today by Deputy Minister of Health Sandra Zampa.more

The NHS is ready to start providing the new coronavirus vaccine "as fast as safely possible", Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said. Asked whether it could be available by Christmas, he said that was "absolutely a possibility" - but he expected the mass roll-out "in the first part of next year".more

The government from Wednesday, November 11 to November 24 this year plan to extend the ban on international civil flights to 10 countries, including USA, except Illinois and New York airports. There are no EU countries on the list - according to the draft regulation of the Council of Ministers.more

In Ireland, 270 new coronavirus infections have been detected in the last 24 hours, the first since late September to bring the balance below 300, and one new death from Covid-19 has been registered, the country's health ministry said yesterday.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned yesterday that an important step has been taken in the fight against the coronavirus, but much remains to be done and for the time being it cannot be assumed that a potential vaccine will solve all problems.more