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The ex-Oasis frontman backed nurses after anger grew over the government’s recommendation of a 1% pay rise for NHS workers.
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Geopolitical tensions are foiling efforts to get to the bottom of how COVID-19 originated.Why it matters: Insights into how COVID-19 began can help us prevent future pandemics — especially if it involved any kind of leak or accident at a virology lab.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeDriving the news: The findings of a WHO-led mission to Wuhan, China, earlier this year to investigate the origins of COVID-19 are expected by mid-March, officials from the health agency said in a press conference Friday, after plans for an interim report were apparently scrapped.The news comes after a group of two dozen scientists called in an open letter on Thursday for a new inquiry, claiming the WHO team had insufficient access during their trip to China — including to a virology institute that carried out coronavirus research. Context: The WHO team received international criticism when its members concluded in a press conference at the end of its trip that a lab accident was "extremely unlikely" while remaining open to the possibility — promoted by Beijing — that the virus originated elsewhere and had been introduced to China via contaminated frozen food.Be smart: The most likely explanation still remains the simplest: The coronavirus jumped from an animal host in China to humans, the kind of zoonotic spillover seen in countless other emerging outbreaks.But a pandemic threat from lab leaks is real, and as our ability to manipulate viruses grows, so will that danger.While we're limited in our ability to prevent zoonotic spillovers, we can and should be able to do much more to monitor and regulate the kind of research that could lead to the accidental introduction of a new virus.The bottom line: Without much better transparency, we're unlikely to ever know for sure how COVID-19 began — and what steps we need to take to prevent it from happening again. More from Axios: Sign up to get the latest market trends with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free
Mar. 6—AMHERST — Winemaker Amy LaBelle and her husband Cesar Arboleda, co-owners of LaBelle Winery in Derry, New Hampshire, formerly Brookstone Events and Golf, announce the name of their soon-to-be-opened restaurant as Americus. The new restaurant is scheduled to open sometime in mid-May. "Americus is our tribute to the American Dream," LaBelle says. "As a first-generation immigrant, Cesar ...
For New York City residents Marina Thomas and Brandt Kempin, going to the movies carries near spiritual significance. “It’s a version of church,” Kempin says. The couple returned to their sacred space, IFC Center in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, on Friday to see “Another Round,” a drama about hard-living teachers starring Mads Mikkelsen. They arrived early […]
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Radnor, Pennsylvania--(Newsfile Corp. - March 6, 2021) - The law firm of Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, LLP reminds investors that a securities fraud class action lawsuit has been filed against MultiPlan Corporation (NYSE: MPLN) (NYSE: MPLN.WS) ("MultiPlan") f/k/a Churchill Capital Corp. III ("Churchill III") on behalf of: (1) those who purchased or acquired MultiPlan securities between July 12, 2020 and November 10, 2020, inclusive (the "Class Period"); and (2) all holders of ...
A report about the link between face masks and COVID-19 cases and deaths. Gov. Kate Brown says Oregon schools must reopen. Latest COVID-19 news.
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Mar. 6—There were about 58,000 Boulder County residents who became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine Friday as the state entered its next phase of inoculation: 1B.3. At the same time, Gov. Jared Polis announced that he would be extending Colorado's mandatory mask order for at least 30 days, as the virus continues to spread and hinder lives across the state, country and globe. Boulder County on ...
Michael Brockers admits Matthew Stafford is an upgrade over Jared Goff and doesn't see why the Rams can't win a Super Bowl.
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