It is believed that a Hong Kong boy got caught a strain 4 months after having a fatal type of virus.
This occurs when the death toll in the UK has risen to 41,433 today, with 4 deaths most reported.
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CHIRURGES AT HOME
In the UK, more and more young people will be homeschooled as parents commit to sending their children back to school, education experts said today.
Home education schools reported 4 times as many parents surveyed in their online courses due to coronavirus considerations, even though experts assure families that schools are safe.
Minerva Tutors, based in London, said consultations over the past two months had skyrocketed by 50%.
Online learning provider Oxford Home Schooling reported a 64 consistent with the accumulation of pennies in enrollment among children aged 11 to 14 and a 23 consistent with the accumulation of pennies among 14-16 year olds.
And Wolsey Hall Oxford revealed that he had been forced to suspend all GCSE programs due to “overwhelming” demand.
However, the deputy medical director, Dr. Jenny Harries, said the threat to the long-term well-being of young people is far greater than the threat of coronavirus in class.
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SNOGGING RETURN TO EASTENDERS
The stars of EastEnders will kiss once again thanks to a coronavirus failure, snuggling through a plastic screen.
BBC theatre bosses say actors can close their lips through a clear plastic sheet that protects them and can be digitally removed from editing.
The actors faced new protective measures, adding temperature controls, when they repainted in EastEnders last month after production stopped in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In addition to temperature controls before they can enter the studio, EastEnders has also put in place strict procedures for social estrangement: actors are noticed filming with models so that they don’t get too close to their colleagues.
THERE IS NO EXAMINATION OF STUDENTS WEARING FACE MASKS IN ENGLAND, SAYS NO. 10
High school students in England must wear a mask when they return to class.
This despite the prospective order of his Scottish opposites to cover their faces.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said stricter measures were followed in schools to restrict the spread of coronavirus, meaning masks are needed.
The government has said the mask can even interfere with children and there are no plans to review the evidence for schools in England.
In Scotland, the government is consulting whether the mask should be worn on the best pupils and teachers in schools in hallways and other non-unusual areas, but not in classrooms.
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WORKPLACES PROTECTED BY COVID
Boris Johnson has begged staff to ask the bosses if they can return to their offices, so that Covid’s safe workplaces are organized.
The deputy spokesman for the prime minister said that the number 10 has been “clear” that employers will have to give their staff a chance to avoid them running from home.
When asked if reopening schools would allow more people to return to their painting sites, the spokesman said, “We have made it clear that if you can’t paint from home, contact your employer.
“It is up to employers to provide paint places protected by Covid so that other people can access the paintings when needed.”
The spokesman added: “We need to see other people working. But it’s up to workers to communicate with employers.”
The city’s eminent fund manager, Schroders, has already told his 5,500 British painters that they can continue to paint from home even after the pandemic.
NatWest also told workers in London and around the world not to expect a return this year.
Virgin Money is the idea of having told staff that it is not in contact with consumers that they will be checkered by the house most of the time.
Ask your boss if you can get back to work, says Boris Johnson, tension for employers
POSITIVE TEST OF 100 NUDISTS FOR CORONAVIRUS
One of Europe’s most prominent nudist colonies has reported a “very worrying” coronavirus outbreak, which has led to warnings for others to stay away.
Officials at the Cap d’Agde hotel in France, which receives around 35,000 visitors each summer, admit that “barrier gestures” are almost among naturists.
Infection rates are now 4 times higher than those of neighboring communities, and so far a hundred tourists tested positive for the killer virus.
This led to an emergency announcement through branch officials covering Cap d’Agde, which is located on the Mediterranean coast near Montpellier.
A spokesman for Herat Prefecture said: “We are in an alarming situation, so we ask that the entire population of the village be before leaving the premises and going elsewhere.
And we also ask everyone who wants to come to this naturist village to postpone their arrival.
CLOSURE OF THE CHICKEN PLANT
An outbreak of coronavirus in a Scottish bird factory has affected more than 150 people with 42 other positive tests overnight, the head of fitness confirmed.
The number of positive Covid-19 cases similar to the 2 Sisters food processing plant in Coupar Angus, Perthshire, reached 152, with 134 workers and 18 of their contacts affected.
All sites were informed that they and their families were required to isolate themselves until 31 August.
Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned that “more restrictions will have to be considered” if the group extends further.
As a result of the closure of the plant, 110,000 chickens will be reported to be slaughtered.
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PLASMA WARNING
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned today that the use of blood plasma from Covid-19 survivors to treat other patients remains experimental therapy.
His caution comes after Donald Trump announced an emergency authorization to use convalescent plasma in coronavirus patients, calling it a “great advance in healing” for Covid-19.
“At the moment, this is very low evidence,” Dr Soumya Swaminathan, WHO’s chief scientist, said at a press conference.
“The effects are inconclusive,” he said.
Martin Landray of Oxford University said that while the treatment offers great promises, there is still no evidence that it works.
“There is a huge gap between theory and the benefits shown,” he said.
If a few thousand patients were to participate in the research, “we would have the answer,” said Landray, who is conducting a plasma test in the UK.
“If effective, convalescent plasma can be used worldwide. Otherwise, it may be abandoned,” he added.
Stephen Griffin, an associate professor of medicine at Leeds University, said there is still great uncertainty about the immune system’s reaction to Covid-19, making any prospective use of convalescent plasma difficult.
ONLINE BOOKING SYSTEM: 350-MILE ROUND TRIP FOR COVID TEST
Some other people with coronavirus symptoms who check an e-book with an online check are referred to centers that would take more than 3 hours to drive.
An Ilfracombe user, Devon who has symptoms of Covid-19, which adds persistent cough, fever or loss of taste or smell, is referred to a verification center in Swansea when trying to book a check online.
This would put them through the centres of Taunton, Bristol and Cardiff on their six-and-a-half-hour circular journey, traveling 175 miles in the direction of the road.
Residents of Felixstowe, Suffolk, were directed to Clacton-on-Sea in Essex, the government’s coronavirus check reservation indicates it is only 13.8 miles away.
However, the adventure is 64 km by car, or an hour to go from one place to another.
And other people in the domain with Covid-19 symptoms would be forced to stop by their nearest control center in Ipswich to Clacton.
Labor said disruptions with the reserve formula are resolved urgently.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs said: “NHS Test and Trace works, is completely flexible and stops the spread of coronavirus.
“Regional check spaces are allocated based on the nearest checking site with availability and we work to make sure this takes times into account.
“Anyone with symptoms in the UK should get tested as soon as possible.”
FIFA BAN CASE
An appeal hearing for former FIFA civil servant Ricardo Teixeira to challenge his lifelong ban on corruption has been delayed and his lawyers face 40 days in Switzerland if they arrive from Brazil.
Arrivals in Switzerland from some 50 countries, Brazil, are recently faced with quarantine.
The former president of the Brazilian Football Confederation, which he resigned in 2012, discovered that last year he was to blame for corruption in violation of FIFA’s code of ethics.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport said it was unclear when Monday’s hearing might take place.
Teixeira’s legal team to provide your case in person.
However, the former head of the 2014 World Cup creation committee is not scheduled to attend the hearing.
He faces arrest in Switzerland nearly five years after being charged with monetary conspiracy through the U.S. Department of Justice, according to the Associated Press news agency.
JOHNSON: SEND CHILDREN TO SCHOOL
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the government’s “moral duty” is to reopen schools, noting that the government now knows more about Covid-19 than it knew when the UK entered the lockout on 23 March.
He suggested that parents put aside their fears and send their children back to school next month.
The British will reopen completely for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic that closed them more than five months ago.
Johnson’s comments came hours after Britain’s most sensible public fitness officials published a set saying that young people were more likely to be harmed if they did not attend school than if they were exposed to Covid-19.
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TRUMP ANNOUNCES PLASMA TREATMENT
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced emergency approval for Covid-19 patients with convalescence plasma.
Blood plasma, taken from patients who have recovered from coronavirus and antibodies, can offer benefits to those with the disease.
But the evidence has not been conclusive in terms of its effectiveness, at the time of management and the dose required.
The Food and Drug Administration has issued the green light, allowing some coronavirus patients to verify experimental treatment.
Trump emergency authorization for convalescence plasma: calls it a ‘breakthrough for coronavirus treatment’
OFFICES ‘500 EUROS PER MONTH BETTER TO WORK FROM HOME’
The former travelers who traded their desks for the dining table for the pandemic are many books in a better situation a month, according to research.
The Office for National Statistics revealed that, overall, the UK had stored 157 billion pounds during the 3 months of lockdown, and the average user saved 495 euros according to the month.
On average, staff earned 500 pounds a month simply by running from home, reducing travel costs, food and clothing, says Protecting.co.uk, a UK-founded fitness and protection software specialist.
“Working from home has the unforeseen advantages of saving a lot of cash because they don’t have to pay to get anywhere or spend expensive coffees and lunches,” says corporate spokesman Mark Hall.
A woman from Leeds told the company: “I saved so much cash when I didn’t go out for lunch with the women at the workplace or by going to the staff drinks on Friday, that I can take a vacation when it’s all over.
“It definitely made me realize that I could save money because of some of my habits.”
77 NFL COVID-19 FALSE POSITIVE
A lab used through the NFL for Covid-19 testing said the contamination had caused 77 “likely maximum false positive effects.”
BioReference labs said Saturday’s control effects were an infected preparation in their New Jersey lab.
Eleven affected clubs and the tests reviewed and considered false positive.
BioReference performs all Covid-19 tests for 32 NFL at five labs across the country.
Among those who reported false positives, the Minnesota Vikings reported having 12, the New York Jets 10 and the Chicago Bears nine.
The entire episode puts the NFL and its BioReference testing procedures in a precarious position with the start of the inaugural game on September 10.
There are five labs across the country serving all 32 teams, and the New Jersey facility has false positives this weekend.
Anyone who tests positive on Covid-19, even a false positive on a new check, will need to have two more negative controls before they can return.
The New York Giants said Monday that two staff members whose check effects first returned here as false positives returned to work.
Executive Chairman Dr. Jon Cohen said: “Subsequent evidence has indicated that the problem has been resolved.
“All those affected have been shown negative and informed.”
WHO: CHILDREN SHOULD WEAR MASKS
The World Health Organization (WHO) says others aged six to 11 are wearing masks in some cases to help combat the spread of coronavirus.
Its recommendations, published today, adhere to the widespread confidence that young people under the age of 12 will probably not spread the virus as much as adults.
Children generally face less severe viral symptoms than adults, and older adults have severe infections and death.
WHO now says decisions on mask wearing for young people aged six to 11 take into account points such as whether Covid-19 transmission is widespread in the domain where the child lives; Wear a mask safely and track an adult when the mask is put on or cut off.
“Fortunately, the vast majority of young people inflamed by the virus seem to have a mild illness or asymptomatic infection, and this is news,” spokeswoman Maria Van Kerkhove said.
Still, he warned that some young people would likely expand severe cases of coronavirus and even die.
SPAIN: 2060 NEW CASES
Spain has diagnosed 2060 coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours, today the Ministry of Health.
This is a decrease that the degrees last week and raises the cumulative total of Instances from Covid-19 to 405,436.
Three other people died from the virus in the same period, while the death toll in seven days was 96, the ministry said, and the cumulative death toll reached 28,872.
Infections have increased considerably since Spain lifted a three-month blockade at the end of June, but the deaths were well below those of the pandemic peak at the end of March.
PREPARE FOR A CHRISTMAS LIFE!
Santas’ apprentices in Britain are learning to make classic caves for Covid this year, with festive red velvet masks, separate seats and a contactless gift for children.
London entertainment company Ministry of Fun has been running “Santa School” for 25 years and this year began before it to reassure consumers who rent a Santa Claus and the public that it is possible to make the party safer during the coronavirus. Pandemic.
The organization’s teacher and founder, James Lovell, said, “We created those masks: red velvet with a white-skinned edge, like Santa’s costume.
Secondly, there is the cave of social distance. Very simple to make and make a child two meters from Santa Claus does detract from magic.
Third, the school has invented a small sled in which Santa can put gifts, which the children can then retrieve.
TESCO JOBS BOOMTesco says it will create thousands more permanent jobs through an online coronavirus block.
Britain’s largest supermarket, Tesco, announced Monday that it would create 16,000 more permanent jobs for the exceptional expansion of its online business.
“The supermarket expects most of these posts to be filled through colleagues who have temporarily joined the Covid-19 pandemic, but will now remain in the company permanently,” the company said.
Tesco said the roles will come with 10,000 collectors to gather visitor orders and 3,000 drivers to deliver them, as well as other roles at retail outlets and distribution centers.
Last month, the reduction supermarket chains Aldi and Lidl said they would create 1,200 and 1,000 additional jobs respectively in the UK, as either corporation continues to open more retail outlets and gain market share.
HOLIDAY WATCH LIST
Greece, Switzerland and the Czech Republic will be added to the UK quarantine list.
The UK government warned that countries would be added if their new bodies exceeded 20,000 over a seven-day period.
The 14-day quarantine arrived for the holidaymakers of Spain on 25 July.
France was also added to the quarantine list on 15 August, when around 500,000 Britons were in the country.
On Saturday, Croatia was added to the UK quarantine list after an increase in Covid-19 instances that saw their case rate increase from seven days to 36.3.
The countries that have recently been added to the UK quarantine list are Switzerland (19.8), the Czech Republic (17.8) and Iceland (16.5).
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BIRMINGHAM ‘NOT A HOTSPOT’
Birmingham is not a “Covid-19 access point” and warnings that the city is preparing for local closure have been described as “ridiculous” through the former head of the local authority.
Clancy said that “the citizens of Birmingham are congratulated and unsophisticated” for their reaction to coronavirus, as other major cities and urbanized spaces had “behaved well.”
Professor Clancy, who ran the city council from November 2015 to September 2017, said the city ranks 79th in pandemic-related deaths in council spaces in England and Wales.
He said enforcing local closures based on “questionable data” is unacceptable, noting that “91% of England, or 51 million other people, live in neighborhoods where no Covid-19 cases have been reported in the last 4 weeks.”
He added: “As a city, Birmingham cannot be a Covid-19 hotspot.”
MASKS IN SCHOOLS?
When asked about Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s comments that some teachers and high school pupils would likely wear masks in certain settings, the education secretary said: “We are not in a position to recommend this.
“We believe that there is a control formula in all schools so that young people can return safely and that staff can serve with the same security in those schools.”
CLOSED ‘LAST RESORT’ SCHOOLS
Gavin Williamson said final schools in closed spaces imposed would be “the absolute last resort.”
Williamson said: “We expect schools to close as a last resort.
“We know that young people have lost so much because they are not in school, we know that young people have lost being with their friends and teachers, and have the opportunity to be informed in glorious study rooms like this.
“So we’d see it close as a last resort.”
”THE RIGHT TIME FOR CHILDREN TO RETURN”
Gavin Williamson said it was the right time for the children to return to school because not being there hurt more.
The Secretary of Education said: “We have been incredibly transparent about the recommendation we have made on how schools can serve and play a role appropriately.
“In each and every step of the way, we have followed the recommendation of the chief doctors and have just noticed that the chief medical services of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland say that it is now up to other young people to go to school and, in fact, those young people are harmed because they are not in school.
“That’s why it’s a good time for the kids to come back.”
SCHOOL FINES ‘LAST RESORT’
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said schools only fine parents as a “last resort” if they refuse to send their children back to school when they reopen next month.
Speaking to the media, he said: “In terms of fines, we would ask all schools to paint with those parents, to inspire them to bring their children back, to face their considerations and a fine would be largely the last resort. , because it has been.
SLOW INFECTIONS
The number of new coronavirus infections in the UK has increased to 853 today.
This is the first time in days that the figure has been less than 1,000.
FOUR MORE DEATHS IN THE UK
The death toll from coronavirus in the UK reached 41433 after 4 more deaths were shown today.
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