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Corona Impact Series

  • Covid cases triple and hospital cases double as hyper-infectious Omicron variants drive new Coronavirus wave

    New pandemic wave coming

    The World Health Organisation said this afternoon that Coronavirus cases have tripled across Europe in the past six weeks, accounting for nearly half of infections globally. Hospital admission rates have also doubled, although intensive care admissions remain low. In a statement on Tuesday, the WHO’s Europe director Dr Hans Kluge described Covid-19 as “a nasty [...]

  • World gets Covid reality check as next Omicron wave is building rapidly: Coronavirus infections surging and masks returning

    Next Covid wave coming

    It is becoming increasingly evident that the next global Covid wave is building fast as Coronavirus is regrouping and growing rapidly in strength in dozens of countries around the world. From Asia to Europe to South America, infection rates are rising, forcing dozens of governments and authorities to consider new measures. Mask use is surging [...]

  • Panic in China’s richest city as 25m residents of Covid-ridden Shanghai run out of food in world’s strictest lockdown

    China: Covid far from over

    Frustration, panic and anger is growing in Shanghai as millions of residents are struggling to get their hands on meat, rice and other food supplies while the government tries to contain a spreading Covid outbreak with anti-coronavirus controls that confine most of its 25m people to their homes, People in China’s business capital have complained [...]

  • New Covid variant spreading like wildfire across UK and Scandinavia: BA.2 ‘stealth’ mutation now half of all new coronavirus cases in Denmark and rapidly pushing Omicron aside

    January 24, 2022

    Various media across Scandinavia and the UK are reporting the emergence of a new Covid variant that is so infectious and spreading so fast that nearly half of all cases in Denmark are now the new mutation, named BA.2, with more than 400 confirmed infections across the UK. The new mutation has reportedly also popped [...]

  • 2021 in review: Furlough is government’s big success story, but Rishi Sunak’s £69bn lifesaver comes at a price

    December 27, 2021

    Furlough has become a household word in recent years. The scheme that protected the jobs of nearly nine million Britons at its peak has been hailed as the big success story of the Government’s Covid support measures as the jobs market rebounds at an impressive pace. The warnings of soaring joblessness that struck fear into [...]

  • Covid researchers ecstatic: Christmas comes early as multiple studies confirm Omicron is mildest coronavirus variant so far and rapidly replaces deadly Delta

    December 23, 2021

    Researchers in the UK are increasingly convinced the Omicron variant of the Coronavirus is much milder than the previous Delta mutation, and most likely the least lethal strain so far, thereby confirming earlier findings in South Africa. According to research by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA(, people who get infected with the Omicron variant [...]

  • South Africa upbeat as battle of the Covid mutations rages: Omicron deaths still zero despite new coronavirus variant spreading twice as fast as deadly Delta

    December 8, 2021

    Scientists and policy makers in South Africa and across the region are cautiously optimistic that the rapidly spreading Omicron variant is not going to cause a bloodbath as, so far, no deaths have been linked to the new Covid mutation. Despite a record number of new infections – more than 40,000 people tested positive in [...]

  • ‘I told staff to delete the app’: Hospitality reacts to pingdemic crisis

    July 20, 2021

    While the government was hailing the arrival of so-called “freedom day” yesterday, the threat of rising Covid cases and the “pingdemic” forcing staff to self isolate has left the beleaguered hospitality industry with little to celebrate. One restaurateur told City A.M: “Our ability to operate hangs in the balance by some fairly crude geolocation tech”, [...]

  • Corona Impact Series: The Walthamstow bakery that was saved by quick thinking and simple tech

    July 16, 2021

    In this series, City A.M. looks at the financial and economic impact of the ongoing pandemic on a range of small and medium-sized businesses across London. READ THE ENTIRE SERIES HERE TODAY BREAD is an artisan bakery based in East London, founded in 2013 from a small flat in Walthamstow. The bakery was the passion project of Alexandre Bettler, who [...]

  • Michelin starred Pied à Terre in Fitzrovia stops lunch due to ‘Brexit and Covid’

    June 21, 2021

    In another sign of the post-Covid recruitment crisis, one of London’s oldest Michelin-starred restaurants has closed its lunch service until further notice. Fitzrovia’s Pied à Terre says Brexit and Covid have impacted recruitment so badly it is no longer able to open for the whole day. The restaurant said it could not “protect the welfare [...]

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