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Nicola Sturgeon cancels lockdown easing in Glasgow amid Indian variant fears
Nicola Sturgeon has cancelled the easing of lockdown in Glasgow on Monday following evidence the more transmissible Indian Covid variant is "driving" the surge of cases in the city. The First Minister said an outbreak in the south side of Scotland's largest city meant it would join Moray by staying in Level 3 of her lockdown restrictions, while the rest of the mainland moves to Level 2. People are advised not to travel in or out of the two council areas and their 730,000 residents will not be allowed to meet up in one another's homes or hug loved ones, as is planned in the rest of the country. The decision also means that bars and restaurants will continue to be banned from serving alcohol indoors, delivering a devastating blow to licensed premises in the city which had spent thousands of pounds preparing to reopen for the first time since last October. Mario Gizzi, owner of the DRG group of restaurants, said: "It’s an absolute disgrace. Not only have our plans been thrown up in the air but it’s been done last thing on a Friday night."
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The Telegraph
Coronavirus latest news: Indian variant only severely affects the unvaccinated, says Government advisor
PM: Indian variant could disrupt roadmap Vaccine hesitancy could be behind rise of new mutation Suicides rise in Thailand as Covid decimates its tourism industry The roadmap: What's allowed from Monday? Subscribe to The Telegraph for a month-long free trial Coronavirus vaccines are "almost certainly less effective" at reducing transmission of the Indian variant, the deputy chair of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has said. Professor Anthony Harnden told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "The vaccines may be less effective against mild disease but we don't think they're less effective against severe disease. "But in combination with being less effective against mild disease, they're almost certainly less effective against transmission." However, "all the evidence so far suggests there is no evidence of increased severity of illness or that [the Indian variant] evades the vaccine," he added. It comes as England moves to the next stage of the lockdown roadmap on Monday, with pubs and restaurants able to serve people indoors again. Follow the latest updates below.
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The Independent
Boris Johnson hasn’t ‘levelled with you’ at all. He has, yet again, done the exact opposite
Even now, all this time on, the part of the prime minister that thinks the coronavirus will be sent packing with a bit of optimism is still here
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The Independent
Florida man wrestles alligator to save pet dog
‘He was in a death roll with that thing’
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The Independent
Police rush to primary school as fight between men with weapons spills into grounds
Passer-by who intervened injured and six people arrested
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Sky News
COVID-19: Lockdown easing a 'real worry', doctors warn - as minister says it's 'the safe thing to do'
Easing restrictions in England next week is the right thing to do, the government has insisted, as doctors said the move was a "real worry" with many still awaiting vaccination. Health minister Edward Argar urged people to behave responsibly as lockdown measures are relaxed across England on Monday. It comes amid mounting concern over the spread of the COVID-19 variant first detected in India, with some scientists calling for a delay in the easing and others urging the public to exercise the "utmost caution".
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The Telegraph
Prince Harry’s broadside leaves senior royals bemused over his ‘woeful lack of compassion'
The Duke of Sussex’s broadside about the Prince of Wales has left senior royals bemused over his “woeful lack of compassion” for his own family, The Telegraph understands. All three royal households were seemingly left reeling on Friday by the Duke’s suggestion that he had been failed not only by his own father but through association, by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh too. One senior aide said it seemed “unnecessarily cruel” to “throw others under the bus” whilst trying to make a point about mental health. Another royal source said: “For a couple that have been at pains to set out their compassionate principles, they seem woefully lacking when it comes to their own family. “It’s not just the Prince of Wales but the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh as well. “It has been met with utter bemusement.” There was particular bewilderment over Prince Harry’s implicit criticism of his grandparents, not least just a month after the Duke of Edinburgh’s death. Questions were also raised about the Duke and Duchess’s continued use of their royal titles. And aside from the highly personal content, royal sources suggested that the family was disappointed by the foul language used during the expletive-strewn 90-minute interview.
16 hours ago
The Independent
Bringing forward second jab reduces long-term effectiveness of vaccine, says expert
‘Trade-off’ needed due to rapid transmission of Indian variant
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The Independent
Covid news - live: Boris Johnson delay over India travel ban under scrutiny, as variant risks lockdown roadmap
Follow here for the latest updates and statistics
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The Independent
Mass brawl between Luton Airport passengers leaves three seriously injured and 17 arrested
Airport ‘shocked and saddened’ by scrap outside duty free
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Digital Spy
Coronation Street star calls for Rick Neelan story to be revisited
"It sort of ended up with Kelly drifting away."
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The Independent
Amazon confirms Prime Day 2021 will go ahead in June: Here’s how to get the best deals
With huge savings to be had across tech, home appliances, beauty and more, bag a bargain in this year’s sale
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The Independent
Israel is making the same errors as Britain did over Northern Ireland 50 years ago
Grossly excessive force led to the 'Ballymurphy massacre' in Belfast, while civilians in Gaza pay a similar price in an intractable Middle East conflict
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The Independent
Boris Johnson announcement: What time is prime minister’s Covid speech today?
PM will be joined by chief medical officer, Chris Whitty
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Yahoo Celebrity UK
Geri Horner shares pictures of daughter Bluebell as she turns 15
The singer is also mum to four-year-old son Montague.
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AFP UK
Africa Weekly: Chad claims victory over rebels, ICC jails Ugandan warlord for 25 years
This week in Africa Weekly, Chad's military has declared victory over FACT, the rebel group blamed for killing ex-leader Idriss Deby. The International Criminal Court has sentenced Ugandan warlord Dominic Ongwen to 25 years' imprisonment for war crimes as a key commander of brutal group the Lord's Resistance Army. In Egypt, Muslims celebrate Eid with more ceremony than last year, when Covid-19 shut down festivities at the end of Ramadan. Finally, we explore the world of money changers in Djibouti, an unassuming group of women who keep the wheels of the economy turning.
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The Independent
‘Elon Musk’ Bitcoin scam tricks teacher into giving away £9,000 savings
Crypto-conners promised Tesla founder would pay back double
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The Independent
GOP congressman let his son live in Capitol basement for weeks, lawsuit alleges
Rep Doug Lamborn ‘gave his son the necessary access to live in a storage area in the basement of the US Capitol,’ the lawsuit alleges
15 hours ago
The Independent
‘Should we hang ourselves if Covid vaccines not manufactured’: Indian minister’s comment sparks anger amid vaccine shortage
Despite a brutal second wave, India has fully vaccinated only 3 per cent of its population
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The Independent
Indian Covid variant: What could the new strain mean for lockdown lifting?
NHS leaders say lockdown lifting should be delayed if Indian variant spreads out of control
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