The Telegraph is reporting this morning that it has seen leaked cabinet plans to legally mandate vaccines for care home staff in England. The newspaper claims: Leaked details of a paper submitted to the Covid-19 Operations Cabinet sub-committee last week show that the Prime Minister and Health Secretary have requested the change in law. Ministers … Read more
The speakers of both houses of Parliament will lead a one minute’s silence at noon tomorrow to mark a year since the beginning of the first lockdown and to remember those who have lost their lives to coronavirus. This will be followed by a vigil tomorrow evening at 8pm when the public is expected to … Read more
Until recently I believed that I may have had covid-19. Shortly after Christmas 2019 I became very ill. I spent the first three weeks of January 2020 in bed. I thought I was a goner. My GP was bewildered. He knew my lungs weren’t getting oxygen, but hadn’t a clue as to why. There was … Read more
Every adult in the UK is to be asked to self-test for covid twice a week to help end lockdown. According to The Times newspaper today, an advertising campaign will urge adults “to play their part” by regularly checking that they are not infectious. According to The Times: Testing chiefs hope that isolating more infectious … Read more
UK scientists have claimed that hearing loss and vertigo may be caused by coronavirus. Researchers from The University of Manchester and Manchester Biomedical Research Centre, compiled data from 24 studies. They believe that 7.6 per cent of people infected with covid experience hearing loss, while 14.8 per cent suffer tinnitus. They also believe that 7.2 … Read more
The head of immunisation at Public Health England has said that we may need to wear masks and socially distance for years to come. Mary Ramsay said that the measures may be necessary until every country vaccinates its population. She said that the public have gotten used to wearing masks and socially distancing. Speaking to … Read more
The Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden told SKY News this morning that the government is considering “covid certification” to allow spectators return to sport and other outdoor events. Dowden told SKY’s Gillian Joseph that he hopes “to get people back in significant numbers by June 21st.” He said that a covid certificate is not a vaccine … Read more
Professor Pål Andre Holme told Norwegian national newspaper VG today, that the AstraZeneca vaccine caused serious blood clots in three Norwegian health workers. Holme led the investigation into why the workers (all under 50) were hospitalized with serious blood clots and low levels of blood platelets after receiving the AZ jab. One of the workers … Read more
Siobhán Murphy, the manageress of The Kerryman newspaper, said this morning that the paper would not change its name to something more gender-neutral. Speaking on RTE radio, Murphy said the brand is a well recognised one and would be destroyed if it was changed. Ireland’s Minister of State for Special Education and Inclusion, Josepha Madigan … Read more
At a press conference this morning, WHO Europe Director Hans Kluge said that the benefits of vaccines far outweigh the risk. He said “it’s use (vaccines) should continue to save lives.” He then said; “Vaccines work and will eventually allow a return to a new normal. But for that to happen, we need to rely … Read more
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