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Manhunt launched after man stabbed and beaten with golf clubs in flat
The victim had been confronted by a group of men at the address in Sandra Croft, Smiths Wood, Solihull, on October 30 last year.
metro - 18 minutes ago
‘Catastrophically wrong’: German court declares regional lockdown UNCONSTITUTIONAL in ‘politically explosive’ decision
A German district court has declared a strict lockdown imposed by the government of the central state of Thuringia last spring unconstitutional, as it acquitted a person accused of violating it.
rt - 2 hours ago
Farewell and thank you, Larry King, a man from an era of more civil, respectful and insightful journalism
RT is paying tribute to talk show legend Larry King, whose distinguished career served us a reminder of simpler times when questioning entrenched beliefs and listening to those you don’t agree with was considered a virtue.
rt - 2 hours ago
Stay silent, please! France’s Academy of Medicine advises people to ‘avoid talking’ on public transport to stop spread of Covid-19
The French National Academy of Medicine has urged people to quit the chatter on packed buses and trains, where social distancing is impossible. The country’s health minister earlier asked everyone to wear better quality masks.
rt - 2 hours ago
Fire rips through Bradford school as thick smoke seen from across city
There have been no reports of injuries at the Islamic girls school.
metro - 5 hours ago
Donald Trump’s impeachment trial to begin on February 8, Senate confirms
The former President of the United States, the first to be impeached twice, faces a trial for inciting insurrection over the Capitol riots.
metro - 8 hours ago
No freebies! Pfizer to charge for ‘extra’ Covid-19 vaccine doses as doctors squeeze vials of every drop to inoculate more people
Pfizer has pressured regulators to declare its vials contain an “extra” dose of the vaccine and will now count them in deliveries, after frontline health workers found they could dispense six shots from one vial, instead of five.
rt - 14 hours ago
Progress has to be made protecting people before we even start to think about relaxing rules, says former director of immunisation
Professor David Salisbury is a former director of immunisation at the Department of Health
channel 4 - 20 hours ago
Channel 4 News’ Jon Snow has Covid vaccine
Jon Snow got a text last night telling him he could get vaccinated this morning.
channel 4 - 20 hours ago
EU Commission, member states ‘deeply dissatisfied’ with AstraZeneca after revelation of delayed vaccine delivery
AstraZeneca has warned the EU’s executive that there will be delays to its delivery of Covid-19 vaccines in the first three months of the year, prompting the bloc’s health commissioner to express “deep dissatisfaction.”
rt - 21 hours ago
‘These hospitals are brimming to full’
The prime minister has announced that the variant of the Covid virus which has become widespread in the UK may be more deadly.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
Raab visits Ethiopia amid humanitarian crisis
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has visited Ethiopia amidst a humanitarian crisis that threatens to destabilise the entire East African region.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
Russell T Davies on ‘It’s A Sin’ and gay roles in drama
His latest drama ‘It's A Sin’ has already got some rave reviews before it airs tonight on Channel 4.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
Nissan pledge on Sunderland plant after ‘positive’ Brexit deal
Nissan has committed its long-term future to its Sunderland car-making plant and has said the Brexit trade deal put the UK at an advantage.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
Retail sales fall by record amount
Retail sales dropped by the largest amount on record last year, with many shops forced to close for months because of lockdown.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
Welsh politicians may have breached Covid alcohol regulations
An investigation into allegations that four members of the Welsh parliament consumed alcohol on its premises days after a pub alcohol ban was enforced has concluded that there may have been a breach of regulations.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
‘The problem is not the public, the problem is the lack of effective measures to deal with this pandemic’ – Prof Stephen Reicher
Professor Stephen Reicher is a member of the SAGE committee on behavioural science.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
‘With increased pressure on hospitals we have seen an increase in mortality, regardless of the new strain’ – epidemiologist Prof Neil Ferguson
We spoke to Neil Ferguson, professor in Epidemiology at Imperial College London, and a member of the government's New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group, otherwise known as 'Nervtag'.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
British strain of Covid-19 may be more deadly, says UK government
There is some evidence the new variant of Covid-19 that emerged in the south of England before Christmas is more deadly, the Prime Minister said today.
channel 4 - 21 hours ago
Czech Republic reports 2nd outbreak of highly infectious H5N8 bird flu in a week
The Czech Republic has reported its second H5N8 bird flu outbreak in as many days after not seeing any for nearly a year, its State Veterinary Administration said on Friday.
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Australian scientists urge pause on deployment of AstraZeneca vaccine over efficacy concerns, suggest Pfizer or Moderna instead
rt - 1 week ago
Scientists in Australia have called for a halt to the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine, claiming recent data has cast doubt on the inoculations ability to create herd immunity.
The scientists pointed to data from a study published in the Lancet last month that found the British-Swedish vaccine had only 62 percent efficacy, compared with over 90 percent for the Pfizer-BioNTech alternative.
A large-scale trial in the UK and Brazil reported a 62 percent effectiveness for those who were vaccinated with two full doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Australia has already purchased 53 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, however.
On Wednesday, there were calls to delay the rollout, with Professor Stephen Turner, president of the Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology (ASI), questioning its ability to “to provide herd immunity”.
