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Thirty percent of the Dutch population does not want to take the corona vaccine out of a fear of needles. AINAR offers a solution in the form of a game app. more

"I believe that the time is coming when we will return to the tracks of normal life; it is also a matter of the vaccination program," President Andrzej Duda said yesterday. However, he indicated that he would like vaccinations to remain optional.more

UK clubbers have returned to the dance floor for the first time since the pandemic began, as part of trials to see how venues can reopen. Some 6,000 partygoers are expected at a warehouse in Liverpool across a two-day event that started on Friday.more

The Irish government has announced a phased relaxation of its strict Covid-19 lockdown over the next six weeks. The country has been at Level Five, its highest level of restrictions, since Christmas.more

The popularity of the Dutch royal family has gone down compared to previous years and support for the monarchy has taken a significant hit as well, the annual King’s Day survey has shown.more

Vaccination is slowly growing in popularity in Poland. Poles appreciate the government positively for organizing the action - the Polish daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

The Majority of people in Northern Ireland and the Republic fear a return to violence in the north is entirely possible. A new BBC show which aired last night looked at Northern Ireland's past, present and future as communities prepare to celebrate 100 years since its creation after the Republic won its independence from Britain.more

Thousands have gathered on London’s Oxford Street yesterday (April 24) to protest current lockdown restrictions. At least 10,000 people attended the protest today, with local shoppers reportedly heckled by some of those on the demonstration.more

Over the last decade 40% of us have stopped using a landline phone altogether, according to new survey from price comparison site Uswitch.more

74 percent of Poles, 8 percentage points more than in March, have a bad opinion of what is happening in the country in April, and 21 percent are of the opposite opinion, according to data published by Kantar.more

Queen Elizabeth II has expressed her thanks for all the “support and kindness” shown following the death of her husband, Prince Philip.more

Already more than 20 percent of Portuguese citizens live on the verge of poverty, according to a study by the FFMS. The study shows that only a small percentage of the country's poor are unemployed.more

A review of policing says officers sometimes struggled to enforce coronavirus restrictions because of a lack of clarity from ministers.more

A new design has been unveiled on a bridge in Plymouth as a tribute to the city's Polish community. The cities of Plymouth and Gdynia in Poland have been twinned since September 1976.more

Since March 2020, there have been more Poles fearing poverty: from 20 percent up to 24 percent - it follows from the CBOS survey "Assessment of the situation of households after a pandemic year". Compared to 2020, it has been completely calm about its financial future from 37 percent. up to 30 percent - given.more

Revellers have been met by police as they spilled out of bars to continue their post-lockdown partying without masks or social distnacing after pubs served more than six million pints. more

Coronavirus' viral outbreaks can be prevented if at least 60 per cent of people start wearing masks, and maintain social distancing, according to a study.more

Introducing Covid status certificates to help reopen society risks discriminating against some groups, the UK equality watchdog has warned.more

Coronavirus legislation has led to a huge increase in recorded offenses in Germany. Sociologist Rafael Behr in an interview with the daily "Tagesspiegel" stated that the informer is not trying to solve the problem, but wants to harm someone else.more

People who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 get a little more liberty in Berlin. In future, they will be treated like people with a negative test.more

Nurseries and kindergartens will be reopened, and open-air sports will be allowed again from Monday, April 19 on, Health Minister Adam Niedzielski announced on Wednesday. All the other restrictions will remain in place until April 25, while hotels and hostels will be closed until May 3. more

England is “in the grip of a mental health crisis” because of the Covid pandemic, with under-18s suffering the most, psychiatrists are to warn on Friday.more

British authorities have ifilipfilipmplored people to stay away from royal palaces as they mourn the death of Prince Philip in this time of COVID-19, but they keep coming. Not just to honour him, but to support Queen Elizabeth II, who lost her husband of 73 years.more

The world, already struggling with a global pandemic and challenges to long-standing systems and institutions, is unlikely to get much relief in the next 20 years, according to a new report from U.S. intelligence analysts.more

The UK is set to achieve Covid-19 herd immunity within days with more than 70% of Brits protected against the virus, according to scientific modelling. more