Coronavirus-related cyber crime contributes to 15-fold surge in scam takedowns
The UK’s cyber security agency has taken down more scams in the last year than in the previous three years combined, with coronavirus and NHS-themed cyber crime among the surge.Experts oversaw a 15-fold rise in the removal of online campaigns compared to 2019, according to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
Surrey Covid infection rates ranked from highest to lowest
The coronavirus infection rate is lower than the national average in all eleven local authority areas in Surrey Coronavirus infection rates have fallen in eight Surrey areas according to the latest data.The rates have remained level in one area and increased in two others.Spelthorne has the highest coronavirus infection rate in Surrey, according to the latest data from Public Health England.
No further Covid-19 related deaths recorded in NI
No new Covid-19 related deaths have been recorded in Northern Ireland.There have been 98 further positive cases of Covid-18 in Northern Ireland in the last 24 hours, according to the Department of Health.Meanwhile, as hairdressers prepare to reopen in the Republic of Ireland from Monday as well as inter-county travel being permitted, there remain concerns about the high levels of the virus in border areas.
Coronavirus outbreak at Haven holiday park as staff told to self-isolate
All staff members who were in the area of the park where the outbreak occurred are self-isolating Staff have been sent home to self-isolate after a coronavirus outbreak at a Haven holiday park.Three cases of Covid-19 have been reported at Greenacres Holiday Park in North Wales.All facilities remain open on the park despite the outbreak but team members who were working in the area where the cases were recorded are now in self-isolation, reports North Wales Live.
Coronavirus Scotland: 200 new cases and no new deaths
Scotland has recorded 200 new cases of coronavirus but no deaths in the past 24 hours.The death toll under this daily measure - of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days - remains at 7,661.However, the Scottish Government noted that registry offices are generally closed at weekends.
Coronavirus Scotland: 200 new Covid cases in 24 hours and no new deaths
By Stephen Mcilkenny Weekend Live Editor - HeraldScotland Breaking There have been 200 new cases of Covid-19 reported in Scotland in the past 24 hours.According to Scottish Government statistics, there have been no new deaths in the same period.13,976 new tests for Covid-19 reported results – 1.5% of these were positive.
Underground farms and robot babysitters are the future, say experts
HOMES could feature underground greenhouses, robots to look after pets and children, and holographic guests in the future, according to experts.A new report has outlined what humans can expect houses and life in general to look like by 2041.Experts in property, including leading architect Piers Taylor, have looked at how the coronavirus pandemic has changed people’s home spaces for ever.
Families Will Be Allowed To Hug From May 17, Michael Gove Confirms
Coronavirus restrictions will be relaxed to allow families to hug each other from May 17, Michael Gove has confirmed.The senior Cabinet minister said the government was looking to allow “intimate contact” as part of the next stage of the road map for lifting lockdown.Boris Johnson is expected to announce in a Monday press conference that stage three of the lockdown lifting can go ahead as planned on May 17.
Coronavirus latest news: Women disproportionately impacted by Covid, says Duchess of Sussex
Use 'common sense' when hugging loved ones, says PM Could pandemic origin clues have been in Natural History Museum?Covid winter spike will not lead to another national lockdown Subscribe to The Telegraph for a month-long free trial Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, says women have been disproportionately impacted by Covid-19.
Just nine Gloucestershire neighbourhoods record Covid-19 cases
The remaining 66 areas of the county are 'Covid-free' Just nine Gloucestershire neighbourhoods have cases of Covid-19, with the 66 remaining areas ‘Covid-free’.Coronavirus has been declining in the county since the beginning of the year, and now only a handful of areas remain with cases of the virus.
CDC Admits the Coronavirus Is Airborne, Can Be Transmitted More Than 6 Feet Away
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is finally acknowledging something that health experts have been saying for a while now: COVID-19 spreads through the air and can be inhaled by someone who is more than six feet away.The CDC said in a document published Friday that it has “repeatedly documented” instances of the virus spreading through the air to people who were more than six feet away “under certain preventable circumstances.” This marks a change for the agency that previously said most infections took place through “close contact, not airborne transmission.” “COVID-19 spreads when an infected person breathes out droplets and very small particles that contain the virus.
Which 10 ZIP codes in Oregon recorded most new coronavirus cases?
Coronavirus cases fell in Oregon last week for the first time this spring, ending five consecutive weeks of alarming gains.But the drop in cases was viewed as welcome news after major gains for more than a month.And the decline appears on track to continue through the current week, which concludes Sunday.
Surrey Covid infection rates latest as seven areas see a decrease
There were a total of 162 positive tests across Surrey in the week ending May 4 Coronavirus infection rates have fallen in seven areas of Surrey and increased in four.Spelthorne has the highest coronavirus infection rate in Surrey, according to the latest data from Public Health England.
13 Liverpool bars you might not have been to but really should
Liverpool is well known for its bars and exciting night life Liverpool is well known for its vibrant night life - under normal circumstances - and now lockdown restrictions are finally easing, there are plenty of new bars worth visiting.The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the hospitality industry, and has in some instances led to the permanent closure of independent shops, businesses, restaurants and more - but normality is finally on the horizon.
How India's Coronavirus Crisis Is Having a Dangerous Effect on Neighboring Bangladesh
(DHAKA, Bangladesh) — India’s surge in coronavirus cases is having a dangerous effect on neighboring Bangladesh.Health experts warn of imminent vaccine shortages just as the country should be stepping up its vaccination drive, and as more contagious virus variants are beginning to be detected.
COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 246 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 98,969
By: KDKA-TV News Staff Of the newly reported cases, the Health Department says 147 are confirmed and 99 are probable cases.The Health Department says new cases range in age from four months to 94 years with a median age of 34 years.All four COVID-19 related deaths reported happened in May, according to the Health Department.
Why a Covid winter spike will not lead to another national lockdown
Coronavirus is not being eradicated, and outbreaks will occur, but time, exposure and vaccines are helping to ensure it becomes less deadly It feels eerily familiar: end-of-lockdown excitement, meeting friends in the sunshine, and even the possibility of a holiday abroad.The numbers are almost identical too.
Coronavirus Scotland: 224 new cases and no new deaths
The Scottish Government have confirmed that 224 people in the last 24 hours have tested positive for Covid-19.This is a slight decrease from yesterdays figures of 236 new cases of Covid-19.A further 21,669 new tests for Covid-19 were conducted that reported results.Of these 1.2% were positive the same as yesterday's 1.2%.
Covid cases triple in Bedford as Indian variant identified in town
Coronavirus cases in Bedford have tripled in the last few weeks as the Indian variant has been identified in the town.The Borough Council said seven cases have been found among young people and is working with Public Health England (PHE) to investigate them.So far, it is not know how the strain arrived in the town, but extra testing of close contacts will be carried out at two schools as well as targeted testing.