Holiday warning 2021: Expert ‘strongly urges’ Britons to ‘book now’ before ‘prices soar’
The travel industry is starting 2021 in a very different way to the year previous. Following the coronavirus pandemic, the way in which we ...
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London has ‘fewest Covid vaccine centres in country’ despite having highest weekly cases
A month after the Covid immunisation program began, many parts of London do not have a vaccine centre to roll ...
Coronavirus: World Health Organisation identified 23 nucleotide substitutions in virus
Labelled SARS-CoV-2 VOC 202012/01, this coronavirus variant contains 23 nucleotide substitutions (i.e. mutations). The worrisome mutant first appeared in South ...
London shares close at highest level since Covid outbreak
Shares in London closed at their highest level in almost 10 months amid relief among investors that the UK and the EU ...
UK food producers face ‘black Christmas’ as goods perish amid border gridlock
Food producers face a "black Christmas" with stocks perishing due to a backlog of lorries in Kent which is not ...
US to require negative Covid test from UK travellers amid new variant fears
The US government will require all airline passengers arriving from the United Kingdom to test negative for Covid-19 within 72 ...
Kent lorry backlog: more military support sent for Covid testing
A further 800 military personnel are being sent to Kent to help thousands of lorry drivers forced to spend Christmas in their ...
Netherlands BANS UK flights in bid to contain new coronavirus mutation
The Dutch government announced the travel restriction in a statement with the ban commencing on December 20 at 6.00am local ...
London Underground network could be closed after ‘rapid spread’ of mutated Covid strain
There are reports that the London Underground could be closed after fears a mutated Covid strain could spiral out of ...
Coronavirus: Greenwich schools told to reopen after threat of legal action over switch to online learning
Greenwich council in south London has told schools to reopen to all pupils after being threatened with legal action by education secretary Gavin Williamson for ...
