The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Devolved nations are expected to follow England in the next few days and end the need for fully-jabbed arrivals to take Covid test

A Covid-19 outbreak on an Australian warship threatened to disrupt Tonga eruption aid efforts Tuesday, as survivors of the deadly volcanic blast described how they fled with only the clothes on their backs. The January 15 eruption generated huge tsunami waves and blanketed the Pacific kingdom in toxic ash when…

There have been 15 gatherings reported so far

BHUBANESWAR: The infection count of 11,607 at the peak of the third wave on January 19 was far less than the single-day highest spike of 12,852 cases in the second wave on May 22 last year. This was contrary to the government's projection of more than 20,000 cases in a…

A short-lived requirement for people attending Perth's Australia Day Skyworks to be vaccinated against COVID-19 ends in a dispute between the city council and WA government.

Analysis: Even the Treasury showed ‘little interest’ in who got handouts; now more than £4bn is missing

Up to 70% of 10-year-olds in low- and middle-income countries lack basic reading skills, with learning losses seen from US to Ethiopia

The Welsh Government to give fresh guidance but masks to stay for now

Ireland has made significant progress in its reopening plan as the Government announced the easing of most Covid restrictions on Friday

As students prepare to return to school, teachers are also concerned ventilation rules will make classrooms unbearably hot

Customers are calling on Air NZ to offer credits or waive change fees for people booked to fly to summer events that have been cancelled because of the new Covid red light restrictions