A tenant who stabbed his landlords to death after becoming paranoid about catching coronavirus during the first UK lockdown has been found guilty of murder. Daniel Briceno Garcia, 46, killed Sonia Butron Calvi, 66, and Edgar Aguilera Daza, 60, at the home they shared with five others in Stockwell, south Londonon April 1, 2020. Police … Read more
Notifications arrive every day at Loveone, an Ipswich gift shop, heralding price increases of 5% to 10% on products it sells, usually adding a couple of pounds to the sticker price. “If I don’t get my orders in by a certain date then I will have to pay more,” says Cathy Frost, who has run … Read more
Fury as Covid-positive Aussies are told they might NOT be allowed to vote in the federal election Those who contracted Covid on Saturday may be prevented from voting The postal vote deadline has passed for those infected with coronavirus Phone vote possible but only for those who test positive after Tuesday night This leaves voters … Read more
Scott Morrison exposes astonishing data highlighting what’s REALLY causing coronavirus deaths in Australia: ‘It does not mean that they passed away because of Covid’ Prime Minister was asked about increase in Covid-related deaths this year He suggested Covid was not cause of death for some Aussies who died infected More than 5,000 Australians infected with … Read more
The federal election campaign is “clearly a case of Covid Fight Club,” Prof Stuart Turville says. “Don’t talk about it.” Turville, a virologist at the University of New South Wales, wonders when Australia’s continuous Covid-19 deaths and slowing booster shot rates “will become an issue of discussion within our government”. Almost 7,900 Covid deaths have … Read more
Despite the the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization’s 2020-2021 Results Report tracks WHO’s significant achievements across the global health spectrum. Released ahead of the World Health Assembly next week, the report details such accomplishments as the delivery of more than 1.4 billion vaccine doses via the COVAX facility, the recommendation for broad use of … Read more
North Korea is ramping up production of drugs and medical supplies including sterilisers and thermometers as well as encouraging the use of traditional Korean medicines said to reduce fever and pain as it battles an unprecedented coronavirus outbreak. Traditional medicines were “effective in prevention and cure of the malicious disease,” state-run news agency KCNA said, … Read more
The federal election campaign is “clearly a case of Covid Fight Club,” Prof Stuart Turville says. “Don’t talk about it.” Turville, a virologist at the University of New South Wales, wonders when Australia’s continuous Covid-19 deaths and slowing booster shot rates “will become an issue of discussion within our government”. Almost 7,900 Covid deaths have … Read more
We all know a few of those lucky people who, somehow, have managed to avoid ever catching COVID. Perhaps you’re one of them. Is this a Marvel-esque superpower? Is there any scientific reason why a person might be resistant to becoming infected, when the virus seems to be everywhere? Or is it simply luck? More … Read more
The United States eclipsed the grim milestone of one million COVID-19 deaths last week, the first country to reach the mark, and a new study finds that a large portion of these deaths could have been prevented by the vaccines. A report led by Brown University and Brigham and Women’s Hospital found that around 300,000 … Read more
