India’s capital to lock down as nation’s virus cases top 15 million
New Delhi has reported 25,462 cases and 161 deaths in the past 24 hours.
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New Delhi has reported 25,462 cases and 161 deaths in the past 24 hours.
Brazil’s Health Ministry registered 4,195 deaths yesterday.
Seven men and one woman were arrested.
The biggest drop was in burglary and related offences, falling by over a third in 2020 compared to the previous year.
The United Kingdom reportedly plans to supply Ireland with 3.7 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines.
The public is also being urged to stand on their doorsteps at 8pm with a candle or light.
Restrictions on hospitality, curfews and gatherings are among the key differences between countries.
Police faced criticism for how they handled demonstrations following the killing of Sarah Everard.
The plan includes up to six people from two households being able to meet outdoors in a private garden from 1 April.
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It claims the private construction sector is being unfairly discriminated against.
The powersharing administration faced criticism for not attaching dates to its pathway to recovery.
The plan is likely to outline the sequence in which current lockdown restrictions will lift.
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Northern Ireland remains in lockdown until 1 April.
The government is expected to publish its updated Living with Covid plan this week.
Legislation on mandatory hotel quarantine is due to come before the Dáil this week.
Progress in driving down Covid-19 numbers is slowing down in Ireland.
The priority remains the phased return of schools and construction, and not much else in the weeks to come.
Some exceptions will be made with hairdressers permitted to resume business on 1 March.
Despite the inoculations, Israel has been registering a daily average of 6,500 new Covid-19 cases.
Roughly two million residents of the city must stay at home as of this evening.
Hundreds gathered to protest a curfew in place until February.
Deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill said this afternoon that the health service is facing into its “toughest week”.
Seven cases of the virus were reported in the city today, including six in southern Daxing district.
Some of the biggest FDI sites in the country are open under government exemptions.
Schools will remain open there.
Disability advocates have said that the closure of schools “left families and children with special educational needs reeling”.
“I’m absolutely going to back the police because the challenge here is that every flex can be fatal,” the UK Health Secretary said.
The decision was made this evening.
The British Prime Minister made the announcement in a televised address setting out new emergency measures.
The government has asked parents who are not essential workers to keep their children at home.
Sturgeon also confirmed that most pupils will be learning from home for at least the rest of the month.
It is not clear when these businesses will be able to reopen.
Under the new measures, shops, bars and restaurants will be closed.
A new lockdown in January had been suggested, but the government is warning that the restrictions may come sooner than expected.
Like the rest of Ireland, however, wet pubs in Northern Ireland must remain shut.
A limited number of supporters will be welcomed back.