Research suggests that almost a quarter of healthcare workers are hesitant about taking a Covid vaccine. Key reasons include concern about the speed of vaccine development and a lack of trust in the Government.
We have an update today from a source within the EU on yesterday's vote in the European Parliament, which essentially waived through the Commission's plans to roll out a vaccine passports scheme across the EU.
When a meeting on mask-wearing in Arizona schools was cancelled by the school board, concerned parents took matters into their own hands, electing a new board on the spot and voting to reverse the mask mandate.
Cases are down in every region in England and fewer over-80s are catching the virus than ever before, according to PHE. So why are restrictions not being lifted for another seven weeks? What happened to data not dates?
New data from the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed that more false positive results were produced by LFD tests than true positives in the first two weeks of school testing.
A U.K. children's charity says that calls to its helpline have risen to record levels over the past year of lockdowns. The most frequently raised concerns were about neglect, parental mental health and abuse.
A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about the virus in the past 24 hours – not just in Britain, but around the world.
A new Public Health England study shows that one dose of the vaccines can cut household transmission in half. It also shows that 90% of people don't catch Covid from an infected housemate anyhow.
