GERMANY S health minister has admitted data suggests Britain was right to give the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine to those aged over-65 and to have twelve-week gaps between doses.
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Welsh voters chose to leave the EU by a majority of 52 percent to 48 percent in the referendum, despite being one of the largest beneficiaries of the bloc’s funding. However, just weeks after the transition period drew to a close, calls for Welsh independence are growing. While this is still a minority view, a former devolution adviser to David Cameron, Lord Dunlop, has recently warned that there is “no room for complacency” when it comes to pushing pro-unionist sentiment i
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Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg said the fishing industry will reap the benefits of Brexit as the days and years go on . Seafood exporters hit by Brexit red tape and delays will be able to claim up to £100,000 in compensation, the Government has said. The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) confirmed that it was putting in place a £23 million compensation package for firms exporting fish and shellfish to the EU who can show they have suffered genuine loss .
COVID-19: UK reactivates emergency hospitals, closes primary schools in London
One of the worst-hit countries, the UK is battling a new wave of a virus that has already killed more than 74,000 people and crushed the economy. The Royal College of Nursing warned however that the country does not have enough nurses to staff the new sites. (Image: Reuters)
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Updated: Jan 2, 2021, 07:41 AM IST
The United Kingdom (UK) reactivated emergency hospitals built at the start of the pandemic and shut primary schools in London on Friday (December 1) to counter the rapid spread of a much more infectious variant of the coronavirus.