Tag: Coronavirus

The Canary interviewed the journalist Ollie Vargas on 14 August about the recent developments in Bolivia. A US-backed coup forced ...

The shadow health secretary said a structural reorganisation mid-pandemic is ‘time consuming and energy sapping’.

Researchers say their findings could have implications for social distancing measures.

They grieved at losing residents but celebrated as a 99-year-old first sat up in bed after defeating the virus.

Labour leader Keir Starmer has now waded into the debate over the reopening of schools amid the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. ...

Pupils across England received their A-level results on Thursday, with thousands being downgraded.

A public health official suggested making Test and Trace more localised to help reach more people, as he described the ...

It comes after an explosion killed more than 170 people in the capital city last week.

The Education Secretary says some schools would have awarded all their students top A-level grades without Government intervention.

More than half of companies said they saw a drop in turnover in the two weeks to July 26.

The number of people waiting longer than 18 weeks for routine hospital treatment in England is at the highest level ...

Hundreds of thousands of pupils’ results have been downgraded after this year’s summer exams were cancelled because of coronavirus (Covid-19). ...

A third of maternity workers who had previously been infected with the virus were completely asymptomatic.

Business groups and economist fear the rebound could peter out in the autumn amid the threat of a second wave ...

Russia says mass rollouts of its newly-approved vaccine could commence as early as October.

Here’s a closer look following the announcement of the ‘triple lock’ system for students in England.

The new cases have been identified in the country’s largest city, Auckland.