The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Doctor who treated Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab in March 2020 says breathing tube was in wrong position

Customers were encouraged to take vouchers rather than refunds when flights were cancelled - but many are yet to use them

Four New York City ambulance workers who said they were disciplined for speaking to the media during the harrowing, early months of the COVID-19 pandemic have reached a settlement in their free speech lawsuit against the fire department and the city

Letter: It seems we do not want to learn the lessons from Covid, says Jabeer Butt of the Race Equality Foundation

FBI director, US Department of Energy say virus originated in a lab, but other US officials say there’s no consensus.

London teenager Ismail Mohammed died a week after lockdown at King's College Hospital - and an inquest has now heard the positioning of a tube in his throat may have contributed to his death

The parents had over 90 takeaways in the month before their daughter's death

Aotearoa Art Fair 2023 opens today in a city on a post Te Matatini high, but still reeling from the cyclone blues. Hamish Coney recommends a restorative trip to the Cloud on Tāmaki’s waterfront to catch the mahi toi of more than 180 artists from Aotearoa, Australia and beyond.

Before we begin, I ought to declare an interest: I have for many years defended Matt Hancock. As health secretary, he made significant errors in his handling of the pandemic, not least the way in which Covid was allowed to spread into residential care homes in the spring of 2020.…

Sunak urges people not to focus on ‘piecemeal bits of information’ and to let the inquiry ‘get on with the job’

Helen Whately defends ex-colleague while answering urgent question in Commons after leak of messages