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  • EU extends vaccine exports checks by three months amid Astrazeneca row

    March 11, 2021

    The European Commission has extended export controls on Covid vaccines until the end of June, amid an ongoing row with the UK over “vaccine nationalism”. The export authorisation scheme was introduced in January amidst a separate dispute over low supplies of the Astrazeneca jab within the EU. The scheme, which was originally intended to run [...]

  • Serco, Deloitte and Amazon bosses coached on how to apply for New Years Honours

    March 11, 2021

    Contractors, consulting giants and big businesses who profited from the coronavirus pandemic are being offered tailored advice on how to apply for New Years Honours. Serco and Amazon are among a number of industry giants being asked to nominate staff members for official honours from the Queen such as MBEs. The revelations emerged after invitations [...]

  • UK to receive extra 10m vaccine doses as rollout accelerates

    March 11, 2021

    Up to 10m extra vaccine doses are set to be made available to the UK within the following days, as ministers look to accelerate the nation’s largest ever vaccination programme. More than 22.8m people have received their first dose of a Covid vaccine so far, including all top four priority groups. Overall vaccine numbers have [...]

  • Dow hits record high as Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid stimulus bill gets final approval

    March 10, 2021

    The blue-chip Dow Jones hit a new record high tonight as President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion (£1.4 trillion) Covid-19 stimulus bill received final approval in the House of Representatives. The bourse jumped 1.5 per cent over the course of trading to hit 32,297.81 after inflation fears subsided today. In addition, the S&P 500 also ground [...]

  • Kent Covid variant could be twice as deadly as previous strains, report suggests

    March 10, 2021

    The Kent coronavirus variant could be twice as deadly as previous Covid strains, analysis of more than 100,000 infections has suggested. Research published today in the British Medical Journal showed that the Kent mutation, which is now the dominant strain of coronavirus in the UK, may be around 64 per cent more lethal compared to [...]

  • Brits ‘to boost UK GDP by £16bn in post-lockdown spending’ as excess savings balloon to £160bn

    March 10, 2021

    Brits to boost UK GDP by £16bn in post-lockdown spending as excess savings balloons to £160bn

  • Nightingale Hospitals were meant to save us, but the £500m idea was dead on arrival

    March 10, 2021

    NHS England announced yesterday that four out of seven Nightingale Hospitals will shut permanently from next month as coronavirus cases and hospitalisations continue to decline. The remaining three, including the site at London’s Excel Centre, will remain open as vaccination centres. The temporary hospitals were swiftly erected in just two weeks last March to deal [...]

  • Downing Street says UK-EU vaccine row will not affect Moderna vaccine shipments

    March 10, 2021

    The ongoing UK-EU vaccine row will not disrupt millions of Europe-manufactured Moderna vaccines set to arrive in Britain throughout spring, according to Downing Street. Boris Johnson’s spokesperson today said the government “remains confident” of its vaccine supplies and that “we’ll use the Moderna vaccine from spring”, despite an escalating row over vaccine supplies with Brussels. [...]

  • Boris Johnson hits back at ‘completely false’ EU vaccine ban allegations

    March 10, 2021

    The Prime Minister has hit back at EU claims that the UK has banned all Covid-19 vaccine exports, telling MPs that Britain “opposes vaccine nationalism in all its forms”. Charles Michel, president of the European Council, yesterday falsely claimed that the UK had an “outright ban” on exports of vaccines produced within Britain. Boris Johnson [...]

  • 36 amazing restaurant delivery kits to cure your food ennui

    March 10, 2021

    Almost a year since the first lockdown, the restaurant world has been forced to change in ways that would have seemed laughable in the pre-Covid times. Top chefs including Simon Rogan are now launching successful at-home delivery platforms that promise to change the face of fine dining for years to come. We have sampled some [...]

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