Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Police officers from North Yorkshire Police stop motorists in cars to check that their travel is “essential” People are heeding the advice to stay at home to keep pressure off the NHS, and there are early signs that it is working, says the UK’s chief scientific advisor. Sir Patrick […]
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced on Monday that they are no longer using their Sussex Royal Instagram or their website by the same name. “As we all find the part we are to play in this global shift and changing of habits, we are focusing this new chapter to understand how we can best contribute,”
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Image caption Amazon has seen a spike in demand for health and personal care products amid the coronavirus pandemic Pressure is building on Amazon and other delivery firms to improve protections for workers worried about getting infected with coronavirus. Some US workers at Amazon and US food delivery firm Instacart are threatening strikes, and have
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Yellowstone National Park has rounded up nearly 550 wild bison and most have been sent to be slaughtered as part of a bison population control program By MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press March 30, 2020, 6:11 PM 3 min read BILLINGS, Mont. — Yellowstone National Park is done capturing wild bison for the year after rounding
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After Michigan lost to Ohio State in the semifinals of the women’s Big Ten Tournament, coach Kim Barnes Arico and her staff immediately hit the road. They intended to take advantage of a full week off before the NCAA Tournament by making visiting as many potential recruits as possible. “That was our window. You get
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German airline Lufthansa is putting 27,000 of its 35,000 employees on short hours under a government support program that will ensure they get most of their pay while the virus outbreak reduces air traffic March 30, 2020, 5:51 PM 2 min read FRANKFURT, Germany — German airline Lufthansa is putting 27,000 of its 35,000 employees
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As cases of COVID-19 spread, many people are hearing of friends and family who have been exhibiting symptoms. But many of those people are having a hard time getting approved to take an official test to confirm it. Those who have been refused tests are being told to quarantine at home and to manage symptoms
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Image copyright Royal Academy of Dance Image caption The Royal Academy of Dance’s Silver Swans, pictured before the recent restrictions As Britain begins its second week under strict conditions restricting movements and gatherings, arts organisations are getting creative in their attempts to interact with patrons. The Getty Museum in the US, for example, has found
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Less than two weeks ago, workers at an Amazon warehouse in New York City were packed together in the company’s cafeteria as the coronavirus epidemic intensified, videos obtained by HuffPost reveal. One video, taken on March 18, shows workers sitting together at tables crowded in close, even though the company had sent a text to
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Lionel Messi says he and his Barcelona teammates are taking a 70% cut in salaries because of the shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic By TALES AZZONI AP Sports Writer March 30, 2020, 3:01 PM 3 min read MADRID — In a letter critical of Barcelona club officials, Lionel Messi said Monday he and his
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