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    Australia eases coronavirus curbs despite biggest one-day jump in cases

    13 Oct 2020

    New South Wales (NSW) said that from Oct. 16 venues that offer outdoor dining will be allowed to have double the number of patrons outside. NSW previously required such venues to ensure four square metres (13 square feet) for each patron.

    Europe virus deaths top 500,000, worst-hit states improving

    10 Feb 2021

    During the seven-day period of Feb.3-9, the EU as a whole recorded an average daily of 103,250 new infections, which was 16 per cent down on the previous week. The average number of deaths each day was 3,137, or seven percent fewer.

    Britain scraps quarantine for some visitors as pubs set to reopen

    03 Jul 2020

    Like millions of other Britons, the prime minister will be able to have a trim and a tipple on Saturday, when the country takes its biggest step yet out of coronavirus lockdown with the reopening in England of restaurants, pubs and hairdressers, along with secular and sacred venues including cinemas and church.

    Coronavirus immunity may disappear within months, says study

    13 Jul 2020

    Experts said the findings may change how governments plan for the next phase of the pandemic, including how they fund and organise vaccine research and development.

    No deal in sight; European Union leaders haggle over budget and coronavirus fund

    18 Jul 2020

    The new proposals reduce the proportion of straight-out grants in the rescue package and raise the proportion of loans that will need to be paid back, in an apparent nod to a group of "frugal” nations led by the Netherlands, the diplomat said.

    New Zealand leaps out of coronavirus lockdown with bungee jumps, midnight haircuts

    14 May 2020

    New Zealanders are allowed to travel between regions, students will be able to return to school from Monday, while bars will reopen from May 21.

    Thousands hold ‘anti-virus restrictions’ protest in many European cities

    29 Aug 2020

    German police Saturday halted a Berlin march by thousands opposed to coronavirus restrictions in the biggest of several European protests against anti-virus curbs and masks to halt the pandemic.

    Angry students force UK government U-turn over virus-hit exams

    18 Aug 2020

    The British government was forced on Monday to abandon its policy for grading exams that were cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic after protests by students and warnings that it threatened the career prospects of the most disadvantaged pupils.

    Australian coronavirus infections hit one-month low

    18 Aug 2020

    Led by cases in Victoria state — the epicentre of Australia's latest COVID-19 outbreak — Australia said it has detected 226 new infections in the past 24 hours, the lowest since July 18 when 212 cases were recorded.

    Melbourne deaths rise at aged-care facilities

    10 Aug 2020

    The state of Victoria reported 322 new infections and 19 new deaths on Monday, with 14 of the deaths connected to outbreaks at aged-care facilities.

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