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News Round-Up
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Care homes could be forced to call on the families of their residents to help out voluntarily on reception and serving meals due to staff shortages caused by the Covid vaccine mandate for staff.
Denmark officials say remaining lockdown restrictions will be lifted next month as Covid no longer poses "a critical threat" to the country, but have warned they could be reintroduced if matters change for the worse.
Boris Johnson is said to have devised a cost-benefit analysis to determine whether he should plunge the country into another lockdown, with just under 1,000 Covid deaths a week enough to warrant further restrictions.
A reader has got in touch to tell us about his recent experience at Butlin's. It was ruined by the company's insistence that all members of staff, including the Redcoats, wear masks at all times.
We're publishing an essay on the Daily Sceptic today by historian Guy de la Bédoyère about the risk that Australia may actually break apart as a result of its political leaders' mismanagement of the coronavirus crisis.
An Israeli study finds that natural immunity provides much more protection against infection than the Pfizer vaccine. If the finding proves to be robust, government priorities may shift substantially going forward.
A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about politicians’ efforts to control the virus — and other acts of hubris and folly – not just in Britain, but around the world.
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