Nicola Sturgeon slams Boris Johnson as she pushes for referendum

Nicola Sturgeon today announced a one-off £500 ‘thank you payment’ for all full-time NHS workers and adult social care staff in Scotland in recognition of their ‘extraordinary service’ during the coronavirus crisis.  Ms Sturgeon said people who have worked in hospitals and care homes deserve the ‘no strings attached’ money after facing the ‘toughest of … Read more

Coronavirus can enter the BRAIN via the nose

The coronavirus can reach the human brain after being inhaled through a person’s nose and getting stuck in their nasal mucus, a study has found.  It is the first known proof the coronavirus can infect the brain’s neurons via the mucosal pathway. Throughout the course of the pandemic, it has become clear the coronavirus, called … Read more

US records 500,056 cases & 3,419 deaths since Thursday and hospitalizations hit record high 93,000 

As the holiday weekend draws to a close, doctors and public health experts warn that coronavirus cases and hospitalizations will continue to rise before a vaccine is approved for emergency use authorization. On Sunday, the US recorded 138,903 cases, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. It is less than the record 205,557 infections reported … Read more

Inside the upmarket Carden Park hotel in Cheshire

Who needs Versace? Inside the upmarket Carden Park hotel in Cheshire where I’m A Celebrity stars stay after being eliminated from camp The plush Versace hotel in Australia is normally home to I’m A Celebrity contestants after they leave camp The Carden Park hotel in Cheshire which is just an hour’s drive for Gwrych castle … Read more

Leading physician gives warning as post-Thanksgiving Covid-19 hospitalizations hit a record 93,238

A leading physician gave a dire warning that the coronavirus is ‘a natural disaster occurring in all 50 states at the same time’ on Sunday, after millions passed through US airports for Thanksgiving against CDC advice. Emergency medicine physician Dr. Megan Ranney sounded the alarm as the number of COVID-19 patients currently being treated in hospitals … Read more

Coronavirus: Moderna to submit vaccine for emergency approval

Moderna will today submit its Covid vaccine for emergency approval in the US and Europe, after the final analysis of its last-stage trial showed that the jab is 94.1 per cent effective at preventing infection. Results from the Massachusetts-based company’s stage three trials mark a landmark success for the vaccine, with the firm’s chief executive … Read more

The EU ‘wants to rebuild its relationship with the US after Trump leaves office’ to take on China 

The European Union is set to propose a fresh alliance with the United States to rebuild its relationship with the country after Trump leaves office and to take on the growing global influence of China. Through the new alliance, The EU hopes to rebuild ties on common fronts such as tech, Covid-19 and democratic principles. A … Read more

University of Nottingham says any students breaching Covid rules will be ‘fast tracked’ to exclusion

The University of Nottingham has said students breaking Covid rules could be ‘fast-tracked’ to exclusion after police broke up a 200-strong party at a hall of residence. A police investigation is ongoing after footage surfaced showing huge crowds dancing to loud music – before spilling out to the front of the halls to continue the … Read more

Melania struts through Christmas trees in the White House after THAT secret recording

Melania Trump has shared a video of her final White House Christmas display as she paid tribute to the ‘land we are proud to call home’, months after she blasted her festive duties as First Lady.  The video posted by Melania on Twitter showed trees lining the halls as a toy train bearing the message … Read more

Elderly care home residents ‘will be allowed to visit families over Christmas’

Elderly care home residents may be allowed to visit their families during the Christmas lockdown break, the Cabinet Office has suggested.  Ministers have announced a pause in coronavirus rules between December 23 to 27 which will allow three households to spend the festive period indoors together. Current guidance says the bubbles do not apply to elderly … Read more