Covid-19-related deaths in UK hospitals have now surged past 18,000, prompting the British Health Secretary Matt Hancock to say that the country has reached its ‘peak’ in terms of coronavirus deaths. The figure does not …
Gardai have arrested two people after the seizure of €205K worth of cocaine and cannabis in Co. Limerick. The drugs were discovered by chance after Gardai stopped a vehicle at a Covid-19 checkpoint. The discovery …
The United Nations is today warning about the prospect of impending famines of ‘biblical proportions.’ The coronavirus pandemic has so far inflicted heavy damage on the world’s economy, as most economic activity has ground to …
PSNI officers have arrested a man after the body of a woman was found inside a flat in Belfast on Wednesday morning. The 21-year-old man was taken into custody after officers were called to an …
The Bundesliga, Germany’s national soccer league, is aiming to resume on May 9, in closed stadiums with no spectators. The decision is not yet final. The go or no-go will be decided on April 30. …
The Imperial College London and University Hospital Southampton are offering people £625 to participate in clinical trials for a potential Covid-19 vaccine. Healthy individuals aged between 18 and 55 can participate in the trial, which …
Fast food outlet Supermac’s has announced that it will begin offering limited services from today. The services include delivery, drive-through, and a drive-and-collect system. Only outlets that can safely implement social distancing guidelines for staff …
Embattled fruit firm Keelings has revealed that migrant workers brought into Ireland to harvest strawberries are housed in shared accommodation. The company is facing considerable flak after it emerged that it flew a planeload of …
A number of high-profile summer gigs by bands such as Westlife, Guns’n’Roses, and Kings of Leon have been canceled, as the Government will not issue licences for events where more than 5,000 people will attend. …
The Covid-19 virus has mutated into more than 30 different strains since the outbreak began in China late last year, scientists have warned. The organism’s high mutability means that developing an effective vaccine might prove …
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