Irish Study shows Underlying Conditions Linked to more Severe Covid Outcomes
A national study of 20,000 patients conducted by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) University of Medicine and
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Russia Fines Twitter for ‘Failure to Delete Banned Content’
A Russian court has slapped Twitter Inc. with a $116,800 penalty for its failure to delete an alleged banned content.
Ireland Forecast to Experience 3.1% GDP Growth in 2021
Ibec, Ireland’s largest lobbying and business representative group, has forecast that Ireland is due to experience a 3.1% increase in
UK Eyes Vaccination of All Adults by End-July
The United Kingdom (UK) was looking to vaccinate all adults over the next five months, earlier than its previous target,
Russia’s Sputnik V 92% Effective—Research
Interim results have found that Russia’s coronavirus vaccine has an efficacy rate of 91.6 percent against symptomatic patients. According to
Scotland to Pursue Another Referendum
Although most Scottish citizens opposed Brexit, the part of the country has to bear the consequences. The Scottish nationalists are
Pope Francis ups Women’s Role in Catholic Church
Pope Francis has changed the rules of the Roman Catholic church, allowing women to serve as readers and distributors of
England Faces ‘Toughest’ Lockdown Anew as Infections Surge
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has put England under its toughest lockdown in a bid to combat the outbreak of
Tech Firms to Face Fine if Unsuccessful With Curbing Illegal Content
Britain was set to slap three social media giants with a penalty should they fail to curb the spread of
Johnson Told to Quit if Britain, EU Fail to Seal Trade Deal
A senior member of the parliament (MP) has challenged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to step down from office if
UK Warns Allergic People Versus Buying Pfizer Vaccine
The United Kingdom’s (UK) medicine regulator has advised people with allergies do not get Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine against coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19).
