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By: Poppy Wood

Reporter and Editor at City A.M. covering politics and coronavirus

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  • Sporting bodies back vaccine passports and Covid tests for return of live events

    April 9, 2021

    The UK’s leading sports bodies have backed the use of vaccine passports and Covid testing as a “credible” means of returning punters to stadiums this summer. In a joint letter to the leaders of the major political parties, the group said it could “see the benefit” of rolling out Covid certifications and rapid testing “in [...]

  • UK to achieve herd immunity by Monday, modelling shows

    April 8, 2021

    Britain is on track to achieve herd immunity against coronavirus on Monday, according to the latest modelling by University College London (UCL). The UCL research, seen by The Telegraph, estimates that almost three-quarters of people in the UK will have immunity from the virus either through vaccination or previous infection by 12 April.  The Scientific Advisory Groups [...]

  • London reports zero Covid deaths as cases slump to September levels

    April 8, 2021

    London recorded zero Covid-related deaths yesterday for the third time this year, as infections slumped to levels not seen since September. The daily death toll has previously fallen to nil on 28 March and 27 February, with cases continuing to decline across the bulk of boroughs. Just 317 coronavirus infections were reported in the capital [...]

  • Biden willing to compromise on plans to hike US corporate tax

    April 8, 2021

    US President Joe Biden said last night he is open to compromise on his $2tn (£1.45bn) infrastructure plan amid fiery criticism from businesses over a proposed $2.5tn increase in corporate taxes. Biden faced furious backlash from Republicans, large corporations and members of his own Democratic Party to elements of the proposal he laid last week including major [...]

  • Body found in Epping Forest identified as missing student

    April 8, 2021

    A body found in Epping Forest has been identified as that of missing student Richard Okorogheye, who disappeared last month. Okorogheye, a 19-year old Oxford Brookes student who had sickle cell disease, was last seen by his family at 8.30pm on 22 March when he left their home in Ladbroke Grove. He was spotted on [...]

  • UK’s vaccine programme ‘breaking link’ between Covid infections and death

    April 8, 2021

    The UK’s vaccination programme is beginning to break the link between Covid-19 infections and deaths, scientists studying the epidemic have said.  The latest REACT study by Imperial College London of more than 140,000 people in England shoed infections have fallen roughly two-thirds since February. Data showed that around 0.2 per cent of England’s population had [...]

  • Oxford scientist set for £15m payday in Vaccitech flotation

    April 8, 2021

    Professor Sarah Gilbert, the Oxford scientist behind Astrazeneca’s coronavirus jab, is set to land a payday of as much as $20m (£15m) as her vaccine start-up prepares for its stock market debut. Gilbert is understood to be sitting on millions of dollars worth of shares in biotech firm Vaccitech, which is expected to list in [...]

  • UK regulator recommends alternative to Astrazeneca vaccine for under-30s

    April 7, 2021

    Under-30s in the UK will be offered an alternative to the Astrazeneca Covid vaccine following mounting evidence leading it to rare blood clots, Britain’s medicines regulator has ruled. A review by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) found that by the end of March, 79 people in the UK had suffered rare blood [...]

  • EU medicines regulator finds ‘possible link’ between Astrazeneca vaccine and very rare blood clots

    April 7, 2021

    The EU’s medicines regulator has found a “possible link” between the Astrazeneca vaccine and rare blood clots, but said the benefits of receiving the vaccine outweigh potential risks. The European Medicines Agency (EMA) this afternoon published its review into the vaccine, which found that “unusual blood clots with low blood platelets should be listed as [...]

  • Big Pharma: How much will companies make off their Covid vaccines this year?

    April 7, 2021

    There’s money to be made in vaccines. Before the pandemic, US pharmaceutical firm Moderna had never made a profit and employed just 830 staff. This morning, its $30-a-dose Covid vaccine was administered to the first patient in the UK, after widespread distribution across the States. On the same day, Stéphane Bancel, the French chief executive [...]

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