Germany has reported its highest single-day death toll since the Covid-19 crisis began there. Medical authorities reported the death of 266 people over the last 24h. 2,373 people have now died from the virus in …
There was some good news in regards to the Covid-19 outbreak as new figures have shown that over 330,000 people have recovered from the deadly virus. According to new figures published by Johns Hopkins University …
New Zealand could soon lift strict restrictions after recent figures revealed that the spread of Covid-19 in the country is falling significantly. Speaking about the drop in rates New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said that …
A recent report is warning that the Covid-19 pandemic ‘could push up to half a billion people into poverty worldwide’. The Dignity Not Destitution report, published by charity Oxfam, delves into the devastating economic effects …
A number of senior officials in the UK will soon meet for a ‘lockdown summit’, where they will discuss whether or not to extend current restrictions until May or beyond. Many businesses already struggling financially …
Qatar appears to still be on course to host the 2022 World Cup, despite widespread allegations of bribery. It is alleged that two former members of FIFA’s executive committee (Nicolas Leoz and Ricardo Teixeira) accepted …
Official figures just released reveal that Spain has reported 683 new Covid-19-related deaths over the last 24h. The death toll exacted by the coronavirus in Spain now stands at 15.238, with 152.446 infections. Despite those …
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is still in intensive care, but his condition is reportedly improving. According to medical authorities, the PM is ‘sitting up’ and ‘engaging’ with doctors. Mr. Johnson was diagnosed with Covid-19 …
British Airways staff have overwhelmingly voted in favor of a proposed layoff deal to save jobs in the long run. The airline’s main union, Unite, confirmed that 99% of its members had voted to support …
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has confirmed that 14 transport workers in the British capital have died from Covid-19-related causes. The deceased include nine bus workers, three Transport for London (TfL) employees, a Tube worker and …
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