The true extent of Covid-19-related deaths in the UK will soon be starkly revealed, as authorities will begin adding deaths that may have occurred outside hospital settings. The ‘official’ death toll in the UK now …
The number of Covid-19 infections has spiked again in Germany after lockdown measures were eased. The country’s lockdown was partially lifted on April 20, after claims that the virus’ reproduction rate had dropped siginificantly. German …
Budget airline Ryanair has hinted at a sale “like you’ve never seen before” when the Covid-19 crisis is over. Up to 99% of the airline’s fleet remains grounded, with just a handful of ‘crucial’ flights …
Weeks before Leo Varadkar implemented even a partial lockdown and weeks before Simon Harris held any related press conference, coronavirus was in Ireland. According to Virgin Media News, Covid-19 was in hospitals two weeks before …
Liberty and Axa are the first two insurance companies in Ireland to announce plans for rebates during the coronavirus crisis. Liberty customers can either get a voucher for the value of 15% of their policy, …
The number of Covid-19 cases has surged past 1m in the United States. The country now has the highest number of cases anywhere in the world by far. The official death toll has now recorded …
Gardai have arrested 76 people between April 8 and April 25 for breaching lockdown restrictions. An additional 760 people were arrested at checkpoints for reasons other than Covid-19-related, such as drink driving and drug offences. …
Covid-19 has now taken hold in Brazil, but the country’s president appears to remain in denial about the impending disaster. Brazil’s leader, Jair Bolsonaro’s, has repeatedly referred to Covid-19 as a ‘little flu.’ Meanwhile, official …
The Department of Health have confirmed that a total of 59 people have died and 299 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department …
The British Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has reported that several children have died across the UK from a new disease that might be caused by Covid-19. The symptoms resemble that of Kawasaki disease, an illness …
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