On the day of the launch of the new NHS Covid-19 app, official NHS checking and lacheck track awareness recommend that the percentage of other people taking effects on the 24-hour target be higher, from 66% at the beginning of the month to just 28. 2% .
This has an unavoidable effect on the rate at which other people are ordered to be isolated in contact with coronavirus cases.
The news came just hours after Chancellor Rishi Sunak headed to the country this afternoon to announce a new employment program to help our coronavirus-ravaged economy.
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IRELAND – TEN THOUSAND OWNERS FOR NON-COMPLIANCE IN CASE OF UN GUARANTEED BREAK – DOHERTY
Tens of thousands of homeowners face defaults on their mortgages within days if banks pause higher payments in the event of a pandemic, dail warned.
Sinn Fein’s Pearse Doherty said tens of thousands of businesses would be in an equally dangerous situation if they resumed payments next month.
Doherty suggested that the government work with major retail banks and other lenders to extend payment breaks since March beyond September 30.
The European Banking Authority has set a deadline of 30 September for loan or mortgage suspension programmes.
Mr. Doherty stated that if banks announced extended pay breaks before that date, it would mean that consumers would be in arrears and that their credit score would be affected.
“Our banks and non-bank lenders will have to take longer pay breaks before that date, differently, many of these borrowers will default. We’re running out of time quickly. “
HALF OF KEY WORKERS WITH SELF-REPORTING COVID-19 SYMPTOMS “HAD NO DISEASE”
Approximately part of the nearly 3,000 key employees who reported Covid-19 symptoms tested positive for antibodies to the disease, according to one study.
The study, through Public Health England (PHE), includes police, firefighters and fitness personnel and was conducted in June. Researchers say their findings, which have not yet been peer-reviewed, recommend that symptoms were caused by other conditions.
Ranya Mulchandani, field epidemiology training fellow at Public Health England and editor-in-chief of the study, said: “While those effects are still reviewed in pairs, it is imaginable that a large number of other people in the general population mistakenly believe that they have already had COVID-19.
“It is imperative that other people do not be pleased and continue to adhere to the government’s fitness councils, adding social distance and smart hand hygiene, even if they believe they have become inflamed in the past.
COVID-19 NUMBERS IN WALES
There were 348 instances of Covid-19 in Wales, bringing the total number of instances shown in the country to 21,896.
Public Health Wales said deaths had been reported as the total number of deaths since the start of the pandemic increased to 1,606.
I COVIDED CASES AROUND THE WORLD
ON THE EDGE
There are fears that Greece and Italy will be the next to be included on the UK quarantine list, as their coronavirus cases continue to increase.
Countries with more than 20 new cases compatible with the day, with a population of 100,000 for seven days, are on the subject of quarantine restrictions imposed by the British government.
The government announces the new restrictions on Thursday night, which will be in effect On Saturday at four a. m.
Here’s everything you want to know about both countries and the threat they pose to tonight’s announcement.
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EU VIRUS RECOVERY PLAN
The European Union today presented plans to restart coronavirus-affected corporations and reduce dependence on the City of London bloc after Brexit.
Companies will have to pay themselves when they emerge from the recession caused by pandemic blockades, and Brussels will not be able to use stock and bond markets to reduce their reliance on lending.
The plans would give the EU market “strategic autonomy” when Britain leaves the EU single market on 31 December, according to EU documents.
“The strength of our economic recovery will basically depend on the elegant functioning of our capital markets and the ability of Americans and businesses for the investment opportunities and market financing they need,” said Valdis Dombrovskis, EU Chief Financial Officer.
LESS THAN ONE OF THREE RESULTS OF COVIDÉ’S ‘IN-PERSON’ TESTS RETURN WITHIN 24 HOURS
Less than one in three people who perform an “in-person” covid-19 check get their result within 24 hours, based on new data.
Approximately 28. 2% of others who were reviewed by Covid-19 in England the week ended September 16 at a regional site, local site or cell control unit, a control called “in person,” gained its effects within that time period. .
This represents a minimum of 33. 3% last week and 66. 5% in the week ending September 2, according to official NHS and track data.
The average processing time for regional self-service control sites fell from 27 hours last week to 30 hours a week that ended on September 16, while cell control sites rose from 26 to 31 hours.
FRENCH VIRUS NUMBERS
The French Health Ministry reported Thursday that the number of other people in intensive care due to the coronavirus rose to more than 1,000 for the first time since June 8.
The ministry also reported that the number of others with COVID-19 in the hospital increased from 136 to 5,932.
DENMARK AND SLOVAKIA AMONG COUNTRIES AT RISK OF QUARANTINE MEASURES IN ENGLAND
Several countries are likely to be removed from the government’s list of quarantine exemptions on Thursday, according to figures.
Denmark has recently seven days of 65. 2 cases of coronavirus consisting of 100,000 inhabitants.
That’s 33. 8 a week ago.
A rate of 20 is the threshold above which quarantine conditions are planned.
Iceland and Slovakia are also quarantined, with rates of 80. 4 and 25. 9 respectively.
SCOTLAND – TWO MORE CORONAVIRUS DEATHS
Two showed that coronavirus patients have died in Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon said.
This raises the total number of Covid-19-related deaths to 2,510.
Speaking in the Scottish Parliament, the prime minister said that another 25960 people had tested positive for coronavirus in Scotland, compared to 465 to 25495 the previous day.
This represents 7. 9% of new people, up from 7. 8% yesterday.
PROGRAM LIMITED TO £697 PER MONTH
The employment programme will have a cap of EUR 697. 92 according to the month, according to official documents.
Tom Boadle of Sky news in a tweet containing government regulations.
TFL FIGURES
Transport for London said 771,000 passengers used the London Underground network on Thursday from the start of service until 10 a. m.
This is a minimum of 2. 3% compared to it was last week and only 32% of overall demand.
There were 989,000 bus trips. This figure is 0. 6% less than last week and 56% of pre-pandemic levels.
THE PLAN IS ”LESS GENEROUS”
The director of the Institute of Tax Studies says the new aid program will not prevent many licensed employees from wasting their jobs.
Paul Johnson fears that many jobs will be lost as the licensing program ends next month.
He also tweeted that the Chancellor’s new programme is less beneficial than the program.
CBI WELCOMES AID
CBI’s leading executive, Carolyn Fairbairn, said the chancellor’s plan is expected to save thousands of jobs.
“These ambitious Treasury measures will save thousands of viable jobs this winter,” he said.
“It is fair to guide aid to the jobs of the future, but it can be part-time as long as demand remains stable. “
POLICIES WILL CONTINUE TO EVOLVE ‘
Sunak says his policies “continue to evolve as required by cases. “
He noted that aviation had been “badly affected”, but hoped that the announced measures would make a “significant difference”.
CHANCELLOR’S KEY POINTS
‘IMPROVING EVERY PART OF OUR COUNTRY’
Mr Sunak said the NHS supported the issue of spaces to greater restrictions and referred to the overall sum of EUR 500 for others who wanted to isolate themselves, who gained advantages from gaining advantages and paintings from home.
“This remains committed to taking all regions of our country to the next level. “
EXTRA HELP
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that he will extend the subsidy program to the self-employed as a component of his winter savings plan.
According to previous Regulations of the Self-Employment Income Support Program (SEISS), staff can claim up to 7,500 euros for canopy prices if they cannot paint due to coronavirus.
VAT CUTS WILL PROTECT MILLIONS
The Treasury said extending VAT cuts will help millions of jobs in the hotel industry.
“To continue with more than 150,000 businesses and protect 2. 4 million jobs, the government has extended the 15% VAT reduction for the tourism and hotel sectors until the end of March next year,” he said.
REDUCEd VAT from 20% to 5% for hospitality as a component of the mini-budget of 8 July.
THE PROGRAM WILL BEGIN IN NOVEMBER
The program will start in November and last six months.
VAT REFUND BY DEFAULT
Companies that have deferred their VAT will no longer have to pay a lump sum by the end of March next year, he said today.
They will have the opportunity to divide it into smaller interest-free bills over an 11-month period, which will gain advantages from nearly a million companies.
SAVING SUSTAINABLE JOBS
“Our new program will ensure that we have as many viable jobs as possible,” Sunak says.
ABOUT THE EXTENSION OF THE FURLOUGH PROGRAM
“Fundamentally, I don’t think it’s the right thing to do,” Sunak says.
61. 00 SCOTTISH JOBS AT RISK
At the end of the licensing programme, 61,000 Scottish jobs are at risk.
SUPPORT FOR THE SELF-EMPLOYED
“As far as the self-employed are concerned, it’s something no other country has done,” Sunak says.
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