A BOOST in the number of pensioners vaccinated in Portsmouth and drop in Covid-19 patients being admitted to hospital are together giving people hope, a politician has said.
ONS says rate fell from 1.9% to 1.8% as people worked from home, the lowest since records began in 1995
People are keen to return to the office because working from home has left many "fatigued", says a boss at Britain's biggest office and retail complex.
Commission president responds to fresh criticism over shortages of vaccine doses in bloc
Everyone on the GP learning disability register should be prioritised for a Covid vaccine, the joint committee on vaccination has advised the government.
Doses land in Accra as part of scheme seeking to offset ‘vaccine nationalism
A HOSPITAL in Portsmouth is to offer walk-in appointments for Covid-19 vaccination for a trial period.
All schools in England are to reopen on 8 March as part of the prime minister's "cautious" four-part plan to lift the coronavirus lockdown.
Scientists say there is significant risk of resurgence until all age groups are immunised
Forty hubs in England will field calls from frontline staff and contact those at higher risk directly
PORTSMOUTH is gearing up to make the most of the loosening of coronavirus restrictions, as a major campaign aims to promote its tourist attractions to the rest of the country.This area is for people to post and view discussions. You can use the the tabs at the top of the page to filter the discussion to the topics you want.
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