A World Health Organization (WHO) boss has said that a coronavirus vaccine might not be available until 2023. Dr. David Nabarro, speaking on behalf of the WHO, said that while there are many vaccine candidates …
Coronavirus-related deaths have surpassed 650,000 globally amidst a hard resurgence of the disease. The United States remains the worst-affected nation in the world, with no fewer than 147,588 deaths up to yesterday. The Covid-19 situation …
The UK has issued an advisory note to avoid all non-essential travel to Spain amidst worsening coronavirus conditions there. The advice includes mainland Spain, and the Balearic and Canary Islands. The holiday plans of millions …
The Department of Health have confirmed that there were no further deaths and 11 new cases of Covid-19. The latest figures show that the overall death toll stands at 1,764. Meanwhile there has been 25,892 confirmed cases. …
TUI, the UK’s largest tour operator, has canceled all flights to mainland Spain following a shock decision by the British Government to include the Mediterranean country in the ‘at risk’ list. The decision meant that …
The Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys has said that those currently in receipt of Covid-19 pandemic payments should be actively seeking employment. Speaking on RTE Radio, Humphreys said people who are in the payment and …
Budget airline Ryanair has posted a record loss of £169m, which the airline has blamed on the pandemic. The first quarter of the financial year has proved disastrous for Ryanair, following the grounding of 99% …
The current eviction ban for tenants will be reportedly extended until early next year. According to The Sunday Business Post, the current legislation which protects tenants from being evicted from their home will be extended …
Australia has just hit a grim milestone, after reporting the highest daily death toll since the coronavirus pandemic began. A total of 10 deaths were reported today, the highest daily figure, with no fewer than …
The Department of Health have confirmed that no one has died from coronavirus today and 12 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department …
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