Families who subjugated their freedom to a QR code are facing travel misery this summer, as unboosted teenagers’ certs are likely to expire before the summer season starts. The EU recently played a practical joke …
The number of people in hospital with Covid-19 is continuing to fall as latest figures show there are 596 people in hospital with the virus. In an announcement the Department confirmed that there were 12,336 …
The British Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said the quiet part out loud, claiming that people with three coronavirus shots are 93% less likely to die from Covid-19 than the ‘unvaccinated.’ Problem is, as …
Spain will lift its outdoor mask mandate next week, as the pandemic subsides. Masks were re-introduced in December to combat the spread of the Omicron variant. Covid-19-related hospitalizations and deaths remain far below those seen …
Austria might face mass social unrest as the Government has mandated the coronavirus vaccine for all adults, whether people want it or not. People who refuse to be injected against their will might face steep …
Sweden has announced that it will lift coronavirus restrictions next week. This follows the recent announcement that the country flatly rejected injecting children with coronavirus compounds as risks outweigh the benefits. Sweden’s Covid-related deaths per …
Budget airline Ryanair has been named as the worst short-haul airline when it comes to issuing refunds. According to consumer advocacy group Which?, the airline received a measly 47% satisfaction rating. The latest poll says …
The Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan has said that future Covid-19 booster vaccines may not be needed for the entire population. Speaking before an Oireachtas Health Committee Dr Holohan said that boosters may only …
British health authorities have confirmed that daily coronavirus figures will no longer be published from Easter. According to the British Government, the move is part of ‘living with Covid.’ Most countries in Europe are now …
Pfizer is understood to be asking for approval to inject babies with coronavirus compounds. This attitude starkly contrasts with the more intelligent stance of Sweden, which recently rejected injecting young children as the benefits of …
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