By Michael Le Page , Clare Wilson , Jessica Hamzelou , Sam Wong , Graham Lawton , Adam Vaughan , Conrad Quilty-Harper and Layal Liverpool Arriving passengers queue at UK Border Control. HANNAH MCKAY/REUTERS/Alamy Latest coronavirus news as of 5pm on 7 July The UK may ease some coronavirus restrictions for fully vaccinated travellers returning… Read More: Covid-19 news: England entry rules may ease for vaccinated travellers »
England will press ahead with plans to ease COVID-19 restrictions further on May 17, including allowing people to meet indoors, thanks to favourable data on infections and vaccines. The country is in the process of gradually lifting its latest lockdown over a period of months, in line with a four-step plan unveiled in February. Under… Read More: England to ease COVID restrictions further »
I smashed my elbow a few weeks ago. There was no bone break — just a bad bruise after slipping in the kitchen and landing on my arm — but at times the pain has been excruciating. So I’ve been following doctor’s orders: babying my elbow, icing it, and taking an occasional over-the-counter painkiller. (PS:… Read More: 5 ways to ease pain using the mind-body connection »
RABAT (Reuters) – The Moroccan government said on Tuesday it will start easing restrictive measures imposed to curb coronavirus infections but delay a full lifting of the state of emergency until July 10. Morocco has been on lockdown since March 20. The gradual relaxation will take into account disparities in the infection rate between Moroccan… Read More: Morocco to ease coronavirus lockdown measures »