Schools put pressure on Mr. Johnson by uttering masks and visors for older children.
The Oasis Academy of 52 schools today joined several others to say that their students wear a mask to prevent the spread of the virus when schools return next week.
This comes when teachers’ unions have asked the government to review their rules on masks in schools, which lately say they should not be used.
Meanwhile, the Eat Out to Help Out government program will end on August 31, diners will no longer get a 50% reduction in food on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.
The death toll in the UK rose to 41,433, with 4 deaths reported.
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HOGAN REJECTS HEALTH REGULATIONS
Phil Hogan published the main points of his movements in Ireland and continued to deny violating fitness regulations.
Eu Trade Commissioner said that “with the most productive of my wisdom and skill, I complied with public fitness regulations in Ireland during my visit.”
He passed more than 20 pages of documents to the leader of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, after asking for more main points on his return to Ireland this month.
Hogan said he played golf at Adare, Co Limerick before returning to Kilkenny on 13 August, a day before the end of his 14-day isolation period.
However, Hogan stated that he tested negative for Covid-19 while in hospital on August 5 and said he had ended the era of self-restriction.
ALL ENGLAND PLAYERS TO TRY
All players in England will be tested for coronavirus before joining the Three Lions team.
Gareth Southgate said: “We have seven players who, due to the end of their season, are lately on vacation or are not actually studying with their club, so they are all out of the testing regime.”
“It is transparent from what I have read that there has been positive evidence in the Premier League with clubs dating back to this procedure.
“Of course we’ll have all our players this week and when they report.
“We are that with this virus, some of those tests, the effects will be delayed, what has happened before.”
WORK CALLS FOR FACE MASKS IN SCHOOLS
The Labour Party has called for a face mask to be used in regular high school spaces in England.
Shadow Education Secretary Kate Green said: “There is growing evidence that the use of masks in non-unusual spaces in the best schools is helping academics and staff and decrease transmission.
“The Prime Minister will have to pay attention to this evidence and act temporarily to give certainty to parents and teachers who are only a few days away from the reopening of schools.
“The last thing parents and academics want is a last-minute change from this government that is throwing school plans into chaos.”
ZERO NEW DEATHS IN WALES
There have been no new coronavirus deaths in Wales in the more than 24 hours, Public Health Wales said today.
A total of 28 new cases have been reported in the country, of which 17,774 have caught the virus in Wales.
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BOJO ‘READY TO CHANGE MASK TIPS’
Boris Johnson says his government is ready to advise the best academics in English schools to wear a mask in certain contexts if medical evidence deems it necessary.
His government, which oversees schools in England, is expanding pressure to replace its mask recommendation in some schools following the Scottish government’s resolve to require pupils over the age of 12 to wear a mask.
Johnson says “if we have the advice, of course we will.”
Schools in England must reopen in the coming weeks.
COVID’S FIRST VICTIM IN UK ‘CONFIRMED’
It is now believed that the first user known to have died of coronavirus in the UK is from Nottinghamshire.
The unidentified victim died on 21 February, shortly after being admitted to the hospital with severe breathing difficulties.
Previously, a man from Surrey, who died on March 4, thought to be the first victim of coronavirus in the UK.
Scientists at the University of Nottingham revealed the news after analyzing samples from 2,000 other people with breathing difficulties in the East Midlands.
Your report indicates that the screens that the first instances of COVID-19 were overlooked in the UK due to uncompromising case criteria and lack of evidence.
NOT SO UNITED
The proportion of others who believe Britain will unite after the coronavirus pandemic has halved in 3 months, according to figures.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) surveyed 12,630 adults between 24 April and 28 June about their perceptions of an apartment in Britain.
Throughout the period, an average of 46% of adults think Britain would unite after the corporation recovered from Covid-19.
At the beginning of the period, a higher proportion of others felt that Britain would be “very or rather” united after the pandemic of what was felt at the end of the period.
More than one part (57%) estimated that the UK would be more united in the first week of the survey period, falling to 28% last week.
During the same period, expectations of a split Britain increased by 33 points.
In the first week of the survey, 22% estimated that Britain would be “something or very” divided, reaching 55% until the end of the survey period.
END OF STAGE TWO IN WALES?
Children’s funerals in Wales may be something from beyond in Wales after the fitness minister called for an end to pub visits.
Vaughan Gething stated that heavy alcohol with team friends is also a threat of coronavirus.
Her comments point to an increase in the number of Covid-19 cases in Cardiff, one of Britain’s places for bachelor and hen parties.
The Minister of Health, Gething, blamed the increase on others who disobey social estrangement regulations.
The Welsh Labour politician told the BBC: “I don’t need other people to return to a tour of the bar, ignoring the recommendation about how many other people faint for a drink.
“Traditional funerals of singles and boys, for example, are still a thing of the past, because many other people mix, pass out together. Gething added that other people”cannot faint and socialize normally.”
‘Smells of bleaching’ for New Yorkers on the subway
New Yorkers must resume public transport after the pandemic has reduced the use of the system.
Transport experts and experts use temperature sensors, silent cars and “bleach smells” to attract people.
181,117 in the United States died with Covid-19.
FEAR AS LONG AS CASES ARISE IN HOL HOTSPOTS
Officials from Mallorca and Ibiza have brought new regulations to block coronaviruses, warning of an increase in cases.
The number of tests skyrocketed over the weekend, with 252 hospital admissions in just 3 days.
Of these, 222 more people were admitted to hospitals in Mallorca.
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THE MAN IS COVIDED TWICE IN FOUR MONTHS
It is thought that a Hong Kong boy will be the first user in the world to be reinfected with a coronavirus.
The 33-year-old PC employee was ignited with two “completely different” strains of Covid-19 in just FOUR months, according to the researchers.
The test leader, Dr. Kelvin Kai-Wang To, said: “This case illustrates that reinfection can occur just after a few months of recovery after the first infection.
“Our effects recommend that SARS-CoV-2 may persist in the world’s human population.”
NEGATIVE STERLING TESTS
Raheem Sterling tested negative for coronavirus after a party with Usain Bolt at the Olympic legend’s birthday party.
A source close to Manchester City and England ace said he “feels good and has no symptoms.”
This comes after Bolt announced that he was self-ailing after claiming that he had returned a positive result for Covid-19.
PM ”DON’T LEAVE’ AFTER HEALTH CLAIMS
Downing Street has now been forced to deny claims that Boris Johnson will be leaving in six months as she is still ill.
Chief Councilman Dominic Cummings’ father-in-law quoted today in the Times as saying the prime minister is in a position to resign because of the coronavirus record.
But a Spokesman for No.10 said, “It’s absurd.”
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CAN I DISCOVER A VACUNA THIS YEAR?
Clinical trials of the Oxford coronavirus vaccine may have accumulated enough knowledge of protection and efficacy until the end of the year, a leading scientist said.
Professor Andrew Pollard, director of the Oxford Vaccine Group, said it is “simply possible” that there is sufficient knowledge of clinical trials on the Covid-19 vaccine at the University of Oxford to introduce regulators this year.
MORE BRITISH MORONDING FROM HEATWAVES AND SUMMER FLU THAN COVID
Coronavirus deaths fell for the seventeenth consecutive week, announced today.
Deaths from the recent heat wave and summer flu are higher than those caused by Covid-19.
However, knowledge from the Office of National Statistics also revealed that the above-average death toll for the first time since June.
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SCHOOLS WILL BE THE LAST TO CLOSE DURING THE LOCKS
Boris Johnson has promised to bring all the young people to school next week.
And today, the Secretary of Affairs, Alok Sharma, said the “priority” of the government.
He told the BBC: “If we were in a local lockout, schools would surely be the last domain we would close.
“At the end of the day, it’s about the opportunities young people have in life, to make sure they get the start they deserve in life.”
WEEK ON, WEEK OFF
Schools may be forced to operate with a weekly rotation formula if there is a local blockade, he reported today.
The new plans would mean that schools would have to exchange academics in and out of study rooms for a week-to-week learning style, the Times reported.
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MASKS IN THE COURTS OF SCOTLAND
People attending the courts and tribunals in Scotland will be asked to wear a helmet from Monday to reduce the threat of infection spread amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Court and Court Service of Scotland (SCTS) said it was still waiting for others in its buildings to maintain a physical distance of two metres and brought a mask as an additional measure.
Those who stop at their premises from 31 August are strongly encouraged to cover their faces when entering and leaving the building, when they move into the building, or when they wait in regular spaces such as reception points, witness rooms or outdoors, a courtroom.
This comes when the Scottish government has announced that high school pupils wear hats when travelling in schools and in the committed school shipment from Monday.
ZERO NEW DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
A total of 44 others in Scotland have tested positive for Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, Nicola Sturgeon announced.
The Prime Minister said at the normal briefing on the Scottish government coronavirus that the total number of other people now tested positive for 19,921.
The number of other people who died within 28 days of positive control has not increased and remains at 2492.
The most recent figures showed that 0.8% of others who were tested for the virus tested positive.
Sturgeon said of those who tested positive, 243 were in the hospital, a five-in-24 decrease.
BORIS ‘NONSENSE’ CONCERN
Downing Street has been forced to deny claims that Boris Johnson is expected to leave within six months due to Covid-19’s ongoing illness, calling it “absolute nonsense.”
No 10 rejected a report that mentions Chief Councillor Dominic Cummings’ father-in-law suggesting that the prime minister is in a position to resign because of the coronavirus’s record.
The Times column quoted journalist Anna Silverman, who had visited Chillingham Castle in Northumberland, home of Sir Humphry Wakefield, the father of Cummings’ wife, Mary.
Sir Humphry “joyfully” told Ms. Silverman that Johnson was still suffering a lot from having Covid-19 “and that ” he would retire in six months.”
But the claims were ridiculed across Downing Street.
A 10th spokesman, The Sun: “That’s absurd.”
HEALTHY PREGNANT WOMEN ” WITHOUT INCREASED RISK ‘
Healthy pregnant women have a higher threat of severe Covid-19, suggests a new test.
At the beginning of the pandemic, pregnant women in Britain were included in the list of those with a moderate threat of contracting the disease.
But a new observational study concludes that healthy pregnant women have a greater threat of serious illness than pregnant women.
Dr Erika Molteni of King’s College London said: “While our findings deserve to be reassuring for fit women who are pregnant right now, they emphasize the importance of protecting others with underlying fitness disorders and tracking their pregnancy, especially if they begin. covid-19 symptoms appear.
HOGAN ORDERED TO GIVE MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE GOLF DINNER
European Union industry leader Phil Hogan was ordered to provide more main points on the cases of his participation in a questionable golf occasion in Ireland.
The Irish politician invited to produce a report and a timeline of his movements in a matter of hours for the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, as he struggles to save his job.
Pressure has been put on Hogan to resign his post at the European Commission after attending the rite last week with more than 80 people present, although large social gatherings in Ireland were discouraged by the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr Hogan has already provided an initial report on his actions, but asked him to provide more details.
European Commission spokeswoman Dana Spinant told reporters that Von der Leyen expects a “detailed report” from Hogan at 2 p.m. Brussels time.
“The president also encourages Commissioner Hogan to publish the timetable for his travels to Ireland during the time he has remained there to ensure full transparency,” she added.
WEEK ON, WEEK OFF
Schools may be required to work with a weekly rotation formula in the event of a local closure.
The new plans would mean that schools would have to exchange academics in and out of study rooms for a week-to-week learning style, the Times reported.
One source said the government is looking for “creative ways” to keep young people in school even in the event of an outbreak of coronavirus cases.
Alok Sharma said today, when asked if schools can opt for a rotation to mark the local closure: “We will have to examine local closure issues on a case-by-case basis. The priority is to get the young people back to school. »
He told the BBC: “If we were in a local lockout, schools would surely be the last domain we would close.”
BTEC RESULTS ROLL THIS WEEK
Students will begin receiving their Btec effects On Tuesday after the Pearson Review Committee has delayed publication.
The score of overdue professional grades to give the board more time to recalculate grades after the A-level and GCSE effects were based on the instructor’s estimates.
Hundreds of thousands of Btec scholars were informed hours before the day that they would gain their effects while Pearson reviewed them.
A Pearson spokesman said: “We know this creates more frustration and uncertainty for academics and we are very sorry. No rating will go down as a component of this review.”
Effects will now be given continuously during the week, with priority on the effects of point 3 that can be used to apply to the university.
Students will get the effects of point one and two qualifications, the access point and the GCSE, starting Thursday.
” PARENTS WILL BE REASSURED”
When asked about masks in schools, Geoff Barton, the general secretary of the Association of School-University Leaders, told the BBC: “All we’re saying is that if the government changes their minds, we’re the other people who will. Open schools and we want to know that, so we can reassure parents about what the regulations are.
For any parent involved in protecting their child back to school, Mr. Barton said, “Once we get acquainted with the rhythms and routines of the school, parents will feel incredibly calm.
“The more we can answer the fundamental questions about what they deserve to wear, whether they have a mask or not, the more I can be sure, I think, will help bring as many young people to school as you can imagine.”
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