UK must heed ‘warning light’ amid concerns over second coronavirus wave, says Boris Johnson
He also voiced concerns about the apparent failings in enforcement of rules and said he
Month: July 2020
Prof Chris Whitty’s ‘trade-offs’ warning could mean pubs closing so schools can open
Government sources said the lockdown in the north of England (see video above) had been
Number of high-risk drinkers almost doubled in lockdown, report reveals
The number of high-risk drinkers nearly doubled during lockdown, with the problem worse in groups
Muslim leaders hit out at new coronavirus restrictions on eve of Eid
The streets of Whalley Range would normally be bustling with people heading into the sweet
Lifestyle changes could prevent or delay up to 40 per cent of dementia cases
There are currently no treatments for dementia, but policy changes to improve health and access
Matt Hancock’s call for virtual GP consultations to replace face-to-face meetings sparks patient backlash
He added: “Physical appointments will always be a vital part of general practice, and they
Is the UK facing a second coronavirus wave? There’s no sign of one yet, scientists say
On Wednesday, 846 people tested positive for coronavirus, and 165,480 tests were processed (0.5 per
Plan to test 150,000 symptomless people a day could cut coronavirus spread and quarantine
Health officials said the widespread rollout of “asymptomatic testing” could be used as a route
England had more extra pandemic deaths than any European country, say official statistics
Edward Morgan, from the ONS’s health analysis and life events division, said the first half
More than 800m children suffer from lead poisoning worldwide, major report reveals
For example, the batteries for electric rickshaws, which are typically charged twice a day, have