The UK has reported 15,871 new coronavirus infections over the past 24h. Official figures say that the country has seen 1,605,172 infections since the start of the pandemic. The death toll currently stands at 58,030. …
Anti-lockdown protesters have clashed with police in London once again. A protest march got underway earlier today, with many chanting ‘freedom’ and ‘no more lockdowns.’ At least three people were arrested for ‘breaching coronavirus restrictions.’ …
After a very long six weeks, Ireland is finally exiting Level 5 and reverting into Level 3 and will see the unlifting starting from December 1st. Ireland will enter Level 3 lockdown with ‘special measures’ …
Ireland will enter Level 3 lockdown with ‘special measures’ upon exiting Level 5, it has been confirmed today. Cinemas, non-essential retail, gyms, museums, and libraries will open on December 1, with restaurants and gastropubs following …
Health authorities have announced 206 new infections and 7 additional deaths today. There have been a total of 71,699 cases of coronavirus in Ireland since the start of the pandemic here. The official death toll …
Taoiseach appointee Micheal Martin is to address the nation this evening about the plans to deal with the pandemic over Christmas. It is understood that, upon exiting Level 5, Ireland will enter an ‘enhanced’ Level …
Germany has set a grim milestone, as the country surpassed 1m coronavirus infections. Over 22,000 new cases were detected over the last 24h alone. Germany had largely contained the virus’ first wave, but was hit …
There should be no hugs at Christmas, according to the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET). The latest advice comes as the Covid-19 situation appears to be worsening again, just ahead of the festive period. …
Health authorities have reported 335 new coronavirus infections and 3 additional deaths today. There have now been 71,494 Covid-19 infections in Ireland since the start of the pandemic. The official death toll currently stands at …
People should wear masks while at home over Christmas, according to a leading medical expert. The comments were made by Irishman Dr. Mike Ryan, Executive Director of the World Health Organisation (WHO). Bizarrely, Mr. Ryan …
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