ONLINE EXCLUSIVES
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Jul- 2021 -17 July
DEADLY FLOODING IN EUROPE
A large-scale rescue effort is underway after the heaviest rainfall in a century caused flash floods to devastate parts of western Europe
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17 July
DRUG GIANT GSK TO CREATE UP TO 5,000 JOBS IN NEW UK HUB
Drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is set to create up to 5,000 new jobs as part of a plan to build one of the largest life sciences sites
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16 July
WHO WARNS OF ‘STRONG LIKELIHOOD’ OF MORE DANGEROUS COVID VARIANTS
The World Health Organization warned Thursday that the surging COVID-19 pandemic in many parts of the world increases the likelihood
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16 July
WHO PANEL ADVICES AGAINST COVID-19 VACCINATION PROOF FOR TRAVEL
The World Health Organization's Emergency Committee maintains its stance that proof of COVID-19 vaccination should not be required
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15 July
“NO MORE EXCUSES”
More than 100 developing countries have set out their key negotiating demands ahead of the COP26 climate meeting in Glasgow
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15 July
WHAT ARE MODERNA’S NEXT PLANS?
This year, Moderna could deliver 1 billion doses of its Covid shot and bring in $19 billion in revenue. It’s become the rare biotech
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14 July
THAILAND PLANS TO MIX COVID-19 VACCINES
A virologist and adviser to Thailand's government endorsed a plan to mix doses of the coronavirus vaccines of AstraZeneca and Sinovac
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14 July
AUSTRALIA EXTENDS SYDNEY LOCKDOWN
Australian authorities extended a lockdown in Sydney by at least 14 days, after three weeks of initial restrictions failed to stamp out the
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13 July
GLOBAL DEMAND FOR CHINESE MADE GOODS SOAR
Demand for Chinese-made goods is soaring as the world continues to bounce back from the pandemic, helping to calm fears about
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13 July
ENGLAND’S COVID RULES END
England will move to the final stage of easing COVID-19 restrictions on 19 July, ministers have confirmed.It means almost all legal restrictions
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