Month: February 2021

Feline upstaged? Cat gets stuck in curtain behind student as she delivers speech to her class online Cat climbs up curtain as the student delivers her speech to her class … Read More

Britain’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock says a new study suggesting that a single dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine may reduce transmission of COVID-19 categorically supports the government’s strategy of taking … Read More

A Paris court has ruled that the French state failed to take sufficient action to fight climate change in a case brought by a group of nongovernmental organizations ByThe Associated … Read More

The head of Cyprus’ Orthodox Church has pledged to rebuild a row of historic homes that were partially demolished next to an under-construction cathedral amid a public outcry over what … Read More

NEW YORK — Behind GameStop’s stock surge is the grim reality of its prospects: The video game retailer is floundering even as the industry around it is booming. GameStop has … Read More

‘People around the world can be confident in this vaccine’: Matt Hancock lashes back at bitter EU jibes against AstraZeneca vaccine hailing latest study showing it ‘works well’ by stopping … Read More

Matt Hancock says UK border rules WILL get tougher to protect against mutant Covid strains but refuses to give a date for ‘quarantine hotels’ to be up and running Matt … Read More

The EU could approve Russia and China’s Covid jabs ‘if they show transparency’ Ursula von der Leyen admits after Merkel said ‘all vaccines are welcome’ amid growing criticism in Germany … Read More

Michael Gove will hold crisis talks TODAY to urge Brussels to relax trade rules between Britain and Northern Ireland following loyalist threats at ports EU on Friday announced and then … Read More

U.K.-based drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline and Germany’s CureVac say they plan to collaborate to develop new vaccines that can targeting emerging variants of COVID-19 By DANICA KIRKA Associated Press February 3, 2021, … Read More