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About half the country’s population is yet to receive a single dose of vaccine, despite availability

City in Guangxi, with population of 3.7 million, reportedly under lockdown; James Marape tests positive on arrival at Winter Olympics

Tourists who had their jabs more than 270 days ago need a booster to enter France, Spain and Denmark

The 72nd Berlin film festival opens Thursday, bucking a trend of pandemic on-the-couch streaming with a packed program of live premieres featuring a stable of European screen legends. Just as the coronavirus outbreak roars toward its peak in Germany, Berlinale organizers have opted for an 11-day, in-person celebration of new…

Many of the North East's Tory MPs have been reserved in their criticism of the Prime Minister so far, but is that about to change?

More demonstrators poured onto the streets of Ottawa and other Canadian cities on Saturday demanding an end to Covid vaccine mandates, as protests against pandemic restrictions entered their second week. In the capital, demonstrators huddled around campfires in bone-chilling temperatures and erected portable saunas and bouncy castles for kids outside…

As the US passes 900,000 Covid deaths, much of the blame has fallen on individuals despite vast income inequality and vaccine accessibility issues

Mark Wright opens up on his tough family life amid Covid, his excitement about becoming an uncle, and why he doesn't get starstruck

Sir David Spiegelhalter tells Desert Island Discs he wouldn’t make a good government adviser because he is too optimistic

The study also found worrying increases in the numbers of patients “non-conveyed” to hospital and a high death rate among this group.

Many of the bereaved families, who have heard nothing from investigators, believe it could be years before they get to the truth.