The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Leicester Tigers fined for breaching salary cap in 2019-20 season

Leicester have been fined almost £50,000 for breaching salary cap rules in the Covid-interrupted 2019-20 campaign

The Guardian - UK · Apr 1, 2024

Revenue not so much, but recognition is returning to Sulekha’s sought after inks

Sulekha, the socially conscious 90-year-old brand of fountain pen ink has already regained some of its past glory, having resumed production during the first COVID-19 lockdown four years ago

The Hindu · Apr 1, 2024

Levelling up report card: how the Tories’ pledges stack up today

Boris Johnson’s winning manifesto said it would ‘level up’ deprived parts of the UK by making the most of Brexit. Our writers drill down into the numbers to judge whether the party is making good on this promise

The Guardian - UK · Apr 1, 2024

Thailand Considers Budget Adjustment For .7B Handout Scheme

Thailand plans budget adjustments to fund .7 billion handout scheme for COVID-19 relief.

Top News · Mar 29, 2024

Young people like me are still feeling the effects of Covid – and they’re not all bad

Some fared better than others. But the pandemic left its mark on all of us, whether we realise it or not, says freelance writer Isabel Brooks

The Guardian - UK · Mar 29, 2024

The countdown to a pandemic treaty

The final leg of negotiations for the 30-page World Health Organization Pandemic Agreement is the most momentous time in global health since 1948

The Hindu · Mar 28, 2024

240 jobs gone and Relic sold off as Sega reckons with the hangover of 'the favorable winds of the early Covid-19 period'

Sega promised "structural reforms" after scrapping Hyenas last year, and now we know what those look like.

PC Gamer · Mar 28, 2024

Cost of private Covid jabs risks widening health inequalities, experts warn

Concerns that some groups who are more at risk from virus face hefty price tag, as Boots set to charge almost £100 a shot

The Guardian - UK · Mar 28, 2024

Over 4,000 Covid victims at Madrid care homes ‘could have been saved’

Citizen-led commission suggests deaths may have been avoided if transfers to hospital were allowed

The Guardian - UK · Mar 28, 2024

Cars Kill Pedestrians at an Alarming Rate. We Must Fix It

With 7,500 pedestrian fatalities in America every year, we must consider the safety of people outside our cars.

Motor1 · Mar 28, 2024