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Amid disquiet over exorbitant hotel prices in the city via the UK Government’s official accommodation provider and rates being hiked by some home owners on Airbnb and similar sites, the scheme hopes to provide an affordable and accessible alternative for those travelling to November’s conference.
Professionals and families across the city have already signed up to offer accommodation to international visitors, but the push is now on to encourage others to take part ahead of a surge in interest.
One host already signed up is the Rev Dr Martin Johnstone, a Church of Scotland minister and veteran anti-poverty campaigner. He hopes to welcome people from communities “deeply impacted” by climate change to hear their experiences first hand.
WHO Warns That Coronavirus Variant in India Appears More Contagious Alexa Lardieri © (Getty Images/Getty Images) A medical worker in PPE observes patients who have been infected by Covid-19 inside a makeshift covid care facility in a sports stadium at the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi.
A variant of the coronavirus spreading rapidly in India appears more contagious than other versions of the virus, the World Health Organization warned.
In a report published late Tuesday, the organization said the variant, B.1.617, is spreading fast in India, making up more than 28% of samples from positive tests. Data suggests that the strain has a higher growth rate than other variants circulating in the country, which is experiencing a devastating surge in the COVID-19 pandemic.