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Covid world map: which countries have the most coronavirus vaccinations, cases and deaths?
Covid world map: which countries have the most coronavirus vaccinations, cases and deaths?
Since first being recorded in late 2019 in China, the Covid-19 coronavirus has spread around the world, and been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization.
Dozens of countries have recorded over 1,000 deaths, while case counts now stand at well over one million in some countries. However, differences in testing mean that the number of cases may be understated for some countries.
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'She's judged that to perfection!' - Defending champion Popov chips in 'incredible' birdie
‘She’s judged that to perfection!’ – Defending champion Popov chips in ‘incredible’ birdie
Defending champion Sophia Popov chips in an ‘incredible’ birdie on the first to start her opening round at the Women’s Open at Carnoustie.
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Saving ozone layer has given humans a chance in climate crisis – study
Saving ozone layer has given humans a chance in climate crisis – study
The ozone-wrecking chemicals once commonly used in refrigerators would have driven 2.5C of extra global heating by the end of the century if they had not been banned, research has found.
Modelling by climate scientists found that the 1987 Montreal protocol curbing chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) gave humans a fighting chance of limiting global heating to 1.5C as set out by the Paris agreement.
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Are Covid booster jabs necessary?
Are Covid booster jabs necessary?
Many rich countries are considering offering a third dose of the Covid vaccine to those who have already received two. But are these booster shots necessary?
What does the evidence say about booster shots?
The short answer is, it’s unclear. Preliminary data shows that people do experience a fall in protective antibody levels weeks and months after getting their jabs, particularly against the…
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Bournemouth set to sign Gary Cahill on one-year contract as Danjuma departs
Bournemouth set to sign Gary Cahill on one-year contract as Danjuma departs
Bournemouth are poised to sign the former Chelsea and England defender Gary Cahill on a one-year contract. The 35-year-old centre-back, who was released by Crystal Palace in the summer, is to undergo a medical on Thursday.
The arrival of Cahill, a Champions League and Premier League winner, is a significant coup for the Championship club, who are intent on returning to the the top flight under…
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If children are to live with the climate crisis, we must green the curriculum | Meryl Batchelder
If children are to live with the climate crisis, we must green the curriculum | Meryl Batchelder
In August 2018, the then 15-year-old Greta Thunberg started spending her school days outside the Swedish parliament calling for stronger action on climate change. It might sound perverse, a teacher supporting kids taking time off school, but spreading awareness of environmental issues is something I’ve always been passionate about. The challenge is finding a way to give them a meaningful climate…
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The latest conspiracy theory about the BBC? It’s lying about the weather | Zoe Williams
The latest conspiracy theory about the BBC? It’s lying about the weather | Zoe Williams
People always say that if the BBC is under equal attack from left and right for being biased against them, that means it’s doing its job. This is fallacious, but in quite a familiar, Churchillian way (“You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something.” Even though, it could, of course, just mean that you go round parties telling people they’re ugly).
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The Fans, and Their Noise, Return to Le Mans
The Fans, and Their Noise, Return to Le Mans
“Le Mans is not just the race itself,” Milner said. “It is the atmosphere of the racetrack. It’s the energy that the fans bring, the energy that the race itself brings, the history of that race. Having fans there will make it feel a bit more normal.”
Twelve entries withdrew from Le Mans last year because of the pandemic, citing travel restrictions and financial uncertainty. Corvette’s absence was…
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Sunak’s relief over rising UK employment may be short-lived
Sunak’s relief over rising UK employment may be short-lived
Rishi Sunak is too savvy an operator to declare victory in the battle against unemployment because the past 18 months have shown that the unexpected can happen, and often does.
Yet while noting that there could still be “bumps in the road”, the chancellor is certainly relieved by how well the UK labour market has recovered from the effects of the Covid pandemic.
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Rafiq victim of 'inappropriate behaviour'
Rafiq victim of ‘inappropriate behaviour’
A former England youth captain, Azeem Rafiq captained Yorkshire in a Twenty20 fixture in 2012
Yorkshire have admitted former player Azeem Rafiq was “the victim of inappropriate behaviour” and offered him their “profound apologies”.
An independent investigation into allegations commenced in September, with the ECB writing to the club this week to ask for a copy of the findings.
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Africa’s park tourism crash is a wake-up call. Can we find new ways to finance conservation? | Peter Muiruri
Africa’s park tourism crash is a wake-up call. Can we find new ways to finance conservation? | Peter Muiruri
That African governments have failed to mobilise funds to conserve their vast protected areas is not in doubt. Countries were just about managing to pay basic salaries to rangers who barely had enough to put fuel in their patrol vehicles. Covid has exacerbated this already dire situation, with the loss of income from foreign tourism.
The continent has more than 8,500 protected areas, described by…
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Vaccine program to open for Australians under 40 as rollout hits key milestone
Vaccine program to open for Australians under 40 as rollout hits key milestone
The prime minister, Scott Morrison, has announced that all Australians aged over 16 will be eligible for Covid-19 vaccination from 30 August, officially opening the program to an extra 8.6 million people.
The federal cabinet signed off on the new measure on Thursday as the country reached a milestone of more than half of Australians aged over 16 receiving a first dose of a vaccine and a new…
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Ex-Afghanistan women’s captain tells footballers to burn kits, delete photos
Ex-Afghanistan women’s captain tells footballers to burn kits, delete photos
The former captain of the Afghanistan women’s football team has urged players to delete social media, erase public identities and burn their kits for safety’s sake now the country is again under Taliban rule.
Copenhagen-based Khalida Popal said in a video interview on Wednesday that the militants had killed, raped and stoned women in the past and female footballers were scared of what the future…
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Those Anti-Covid Plastic Barriers Probably Don’t Help and May Make Things Worse
Those Anti-Covid Plastic Barriers Probably Don’t Help and May Make Things Worse
Most researchers say the screens most likely help in very specific situations. A bus driver, for instance, shielded from the public by a floor-to-ceiling barrier is probably protected from inhaling much of what passengers are exhaling. A bank cashier behind a wall of glass or a clerk checking in patients in a doctor’s office may be at least partly protected by a barrier.
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Two Disabled Drivers Team Up at Le Mans
Two Disabled Drivers Team Up at Le Mans
Many drivers entering the 24 Hours of Le Mans want to make history by winning the race or setting records.
But for Nigel Bailly of Belgium and Takuma Aoki of Japan, competing in the classic French race will itself be a landmark as they become the first disabled teammates in the history of the race.
Bailly and Aoki are paralyzed from the waist down as a result of injuries from motorcycle…
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Country diary: a Dartmoor walk takes me back to my moment as a child star
Country diary: a Dartmoor walk takes me back to my moment as a child star
Cloud shadows race across the summery moor and hilltop tors. Away from the carpark on Whitchurch Common, yellow tormentil stars the greened-up turf, and prickly tussocks shield the pink bell heather and fresh molinia. Southward, above the granite moorstone marked with old cut marks, Pew Tor draws in spry youths to clamber among the boulders and leaning capstones. Staider folk shelter from the…
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Hong Kong reportedly lets Nicole Kidman skip Covid quarantine
Hong Kong reportedly lets Nicole Kidman skip Covid quarantine
As Hong Kong braces for more draconian Covid-19 travel restrictions to take effect from Friday, the Australian actor Nicole Kidman received an exemption from the government to skip quarantine, media reported.
The exemption was given to allow her to film an Amazon television series called The Expats, the news website HK01 reported, a move that contrasts sharply with the up to three weeks of…
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