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  • Over-65s to receive vaccine appointment letters from next week

    February 12, 2021

    The NHS will start vaccinating over-65s from next week as part of the next phase of the UK’s vaccination programme. The Prime Minister has set a deadline of Monday 15 February for offering a first dose of the vaccine to the top four priority groups, including care home staff and residents, all over-70s, frontline NHS [...]

  • The Medium review: A middling next gen horror

    February 12, 2021

    Between Covid delays and a slow start to the new console generation, true next-gen games have been thin on the ground. One of the first titles to debut on Microsoft’s new hardware is The Medium, a dark, bloated and occasionally inspired horror story about a troubled spiritualist, produced by Polish developer Bloober Team. With a [...]

  • Digital GP app Livi prescribes €200m funding boost amid pandemic boom

    February 12, 2021

    One of the largest digital GP platforms in Europe is said to be in talks to raise a further €200m (£176m) as the Covid-19 pandemic drives up demand for remote healthcare services. Kry, which trades as Livi in the UK, is working with bankers at JP Morgan on a series D funding round, Sky News [...]

  • Australia pushes ahead with online news laws despite Google threat

    February 12, 2021

    Australia is pushing ahead with landmark legislation that will force tech giants to pay publishers for news, despite Google’s threat to pull out of the country. The government will introduce new draft laws next week and they could come into effect this month. If passed, the legislation would make Australia the first country to force [...]

  • Big tech must do more on financial fraud, Starling boss says

    February 11, 2021

    The chief executive of Starling Bank, Anne Boden has accused social media platforms of supporting financial fraudsters.   “A vast number of people in the world at present are being scammed… some of that scamming is being supported by big tech because they’re hosting these scams,” Anne Boden said. “The world is moving faster and [...]

  • Astrazeneca confirms it will roll out new vaccine for Covid mutations in autumn

    February 11, 2021

    Astrazeneca is on course to launch a new vaccine that is effective against emerging Covid variants by the autumn, the company has said. The Anglo-Swedish firm said clinical trials for the “next generation” of Covid vaccine would commence in the spring, with mass production earmarked for six to nine months’ time. Speaking as he unveiled [...]

  • Microsoft ‘made takeover approach’ for social media site Pinterest

    February 11, 2021

    Microsoft is said to have approached Pinterest over a potential deal to buy the $51bn (£27bn) social media platform. The US tech giant held talks with Pinterest in recent months but negotiations are not currently active, the Financial Times reported, citing people briefed on the matter. The approach comes at the height of a pandemic-induced [...]

  • Coronavirus: Kent variant will ‘sweep the world’

    February 11, 2021

    The more virulent variant of coronavirus first identified in Kent will become the world’s dominant strain of the virus, according to the the director of the UK’s genetic surveillance programme. The Kent variant is now the most common form of the virus in the UK, after it was first detected in September. It has been [...]

  • Uber losses mount even as it expands delivery business

    February 10, 2021

    A strong showing from Uber’s delivery service has not helped to offset huge losses amid dwindling demand for rideshares. The ride-hailing app has faced huge setbacks as lockdown restrictions all but decimated its core business. In the third quarter the company posted losses of more than £1bn and revenue also missed analysts’ estimates. Uber reported [...]

  • Why have almost half EU countries restricted use of the Astrazeneca vaccine?

    February 10, 2021

    The World Health Organization (WHO) this afternoon recommended the rollout of Astrazeneca’s Covid vaccine for use in all age groups, after a slew of European countries slapped limitations on the jab’s distribution. WHO officials said a “preponderance of evidence weighed in favour of not constraining the vaccine for certain age groups”, and refused to recommend [...]

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