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  • Before the Bell: Europe lags behind as Germany and France hit pause on AstraZeneca vaccine

    March 16, 2021

    After an initially positive start markets in Europe rolled over and finished yesterday in negative territory, after Germany, followed by France, Italy and then Spain said they were pausing the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine over concerns that it might be a contributory factor in certain cases where blood clots have been reported. The suspensions [...]

  • WHO experts to review Astrazeneca vaccine today over blood clot fears

    March 16, 2021

    Experts at the World Health Organization (WHO) will meet today to evaluate the safety of the Astrazeneca/Oxford University Covid-19 vaccine after 11 countries suspended the use of the jab. Several EU countries have halted administering the vaccine after reports from Denmark and Norway of possible serious side effects, including bleeding and blood clots. However, experts [...]

  • New Covid variant discovered in northern France

    March 16, 2021

    An entirely new Covid-19 mutation has been discovered in the French region of Brittany. The French Ministry of Health said in a statement the new variant was detected in a cluster of cases in a hospital in the regional town of Lannion. The Ministry stressed that initial analysis had not shown that the new variant [...]

  • Sadiq Khan to unveil £544m plan to fund London’s Covid recovery

    March 16, 2021

    Sadiq Khan will today announce a £544m investment in London’s jobs and high streets to help the capital recover from the coronavirus pandemic.  The Mayor of London will also call on the government to match his spending plans for the city as he unveils the proposals at the inaugural London Recovery Summit.  Alongside the spending [...]

  • US may approve Astrazeneca vaccine in April, even as EU states ban jab over blood clot fears

    March 15, 2021

    US may approve Astrazeneca vaccine in April, even as EU states ban jab over blood clot fears

  • Government signs deals for 200m rapid Covid tests ahead of lockdown lifting

    March 15, 2021

    The government has signed deals with two British companies to supply 200m rapid Covid-19 tests ahead of plans to roll out a “mass testing blitz” once lockdown restrictions are lifted. The Department of Health announced it has inked agreements with Scotland-based Omega Diagnostics and Bedforshire-headquartered Global Access Diagnostics to produce the tests, which have a [...]

  • France, Italy follow Germany in suspending Astrazeneca vaccine over blood clot concerns

    March 15, 2021

    France, Italy follow Germany in suspending Astrazeneca vaccine over blood clot concerns

  • Premier League footballers asked to encourage young Brits to get Covid-19 vaccine

    March 15, 2021

    Premier League footballers are being asked to encourage young Britons to be vaccinated against Covid-19. Government ministers believe the move will increase take-up among under-30s, reports The Sun, after polling found one in six had reservations about the jab. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has written to Premier League clubs to seek their help in reaching [...]

  • Pandemic essentials: Hand gel, dumbbells and loungewear enjoy consumer boost

    March 15, 2021

    Hand gel, dumbbells and men’s loungewear bottoms are among the latest post-pandemic additions to Britain’s official consumer price index this month, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today. Consumer habits have transformed throughout the pandemic, reflected in data from ONS which has, unsurprisingly, revealed a rise in casual clothing, home exercise equipment and travel-sized [...]

  • Covid-19: Forget the fashion pages, the ONS inflation basket tells us pandemic shopping trends

    March 15, 2021

    Covid 19: Forget the fashion pages, the ONS inflation basket tells us pandemic shopping trends

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