UK reports highest deaths since May; Brazil cases pass 5.7m; US sees record hospitalisations
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1.16am GMT
Here is the full story on California’s surge in coronavirus hospitalisations:
Multiple counties in California will move back into more restrictive Covid-19 rules amid a surge in hospitalisation, as health officials warning the latest numbers paint a troubling picture as the state heads into winter.
Related: California counties return to restrictive Covid rules amid hospitalization surge
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In more news from Asia Pacific: AAP reports that growing confidence among business and consumers suggests the recovery from Australia’s first recession in nearly 30 years is well under way.
National Australia Bank’s business survey shows confidence is at its highest level since mid-2019. Industries like retailing have seen a strong recovery from the depths of the pandemic.
Continue reading…UK reports highest deaths since May; Brazil cases pass 5.7m; US sees record hospitalisationsGovernments scramble to secure vaccine dosesPfizer and BioNTech vaccine poses huge global logistics challengeSix key questions about Pfizer/BioNtech vaccineJair Bolsonaro claims ‘victory’ after Chinese vaccine trial suspendedDenmark’s mass mink cull illegal, PM admits 1.16am GMTHere is the full story on California’s surge in coronavirus hospitalisations: Multiple counties in California will move back into more restrictive Covid-19 rules amid a surge in hospitalisation, as health officials warning the latest numbers paint a troubling picture as the state heads into winter. Related: California counties return to restrictive Covid rules amid hospitalization surge 1.03am GMTIn more news from Asia Pacific: AAP reports that growing confidence among business and consumers suggests the recovery from Australia’s first recession in nearly 30 years is well under way.National Australia Bank’s business survey shows confidence is at its highest level since mid-2019. Industries like retailing have seen a strong recovery from the depths of the pandemic. Continue reading…