As the UK Government is set to extend lockdown yet again, we want to hear from our readers in the reopened states in the US. We want to tell the stories the Government doesn't want people to hear.
The number of passengers travelling through U.K. airports fell by 223 million in 2020 because of travel restrictions, a decline of 75% from 2019.
Hypocritical world leaders have been accused of breaking strict social distancing rules at the G7 summit in Cornwall. Indeed, not just breaking them, but of making no effort to pretend they're complying with them.
Extending lockdown by four weeks could cost the economy £4 billion and put hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk – not to mention the costs to other aspects of our lives. But the Government seems poised to do it anyway.
The Government believes that on the "balance of probabilities", Covid did not leak from a lab, according to Dominic Raab. The Foreign Secretary says it is more likely that the virus "jumped" from animals to humans.
We know that younger people are less likely to be seriously ill, less likely to need prolonged admission and far less likely to die. So why the panic?
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.
When the infectiousness (secondary attack rate) of the Delta variant over time is plotted against that of other variants it becomes clear that claims it is hyper-transmissible make no sense.
