On-the-spot coronavirus tests that give results in 15 to 30 minutes set to be rolled out

On-the-spot coronavirus tests that give results in 15 to 30 minutes set to be rolled out across the world  The tests will look like a pregnancy test, with two blue lines displayed for positive One test has received emergency approval from the WHO, the other set to follow WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hailed new … Read more

Melania Trump ‘rolled eyes’ when Donald talked of Presidency

Melania Trump would roll her eyes whenever Ivanka opined about being America’s first female president, mumbling under her breath ‘no thank you’, a source connected to the bombshell book about the first lady exclusively told DailyMail.com.  Melania’s former friend and staffer Stephanie Winston Wolkoff is set to release her explosive book – Melania and Me: The Rise … Read more

New ‘lifesaving’ tests for coronavirus will be rolled out next week – and routinely screen Britons

Two new game-changing tests will be offered to millions of Britons in a major advance in the war on coronavirus. Hailed as ‘transformative’, the tests – which give results in 90 minutes – will start being rolled out from next week. One is so simple it could soon be deployed in airports, offices, schools, pubs … Read more

Covid vaccine could be rolled out for vulnerable Britons before it is approved by regulators

A Covid-19 vaccine could be rolled out for vulnerable Britons before it gets approved by medical regulators, according to the UK’s vaccine tsar.  Normally, it takes up to two years before a medication is given the green light by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the UK’s drugs watchdog.  But experts believe a Covid-19 jab … Read more

Protestor ‘who rolled slave trader Edward Colston’s statue into water’ set to escape with caution

An 18-year-old accused of pushing a statue of slave trader Edward Colston into Bristol Harbour is set to escape with a police caution – if he attends a meeting on other monuments, his lawyer has revealed.  The bronze memorial to the 17th Century slave merchant was pulled down during a Black Lives Matter protest on … Read more

Coronavirus medal ‘could be rolled out as early as September’

Coronavirus medal could be rolled out as early as September ‘under Boris Johnson’s plans to honour “unsung hero” frontline NHS and care workers’ Government is believed to be working on plans to create new coronavirus medal  Medal likely to be awarded to ‘unsung heroes’ who have put their lives at risk  Medal has widespread political … Read more

NHS coronavirus tracing app will be rolled out across England next week,

NHS coronavirus tracing app will be rolled out across England next week, Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirms following Isle of Wight trial Health Secretary has confirmed mid-May roll-out for the NHS tracing app   Also provided clarity on the slow easing of the coronavirus lockdown rules  Government is allowing people to meet one person outside their … Read more

Antibody tests to tell millions if they had coronavirus will be rolled out within two weeks

Accurate antibody tests that are able to tell millions of Britons if they have had coronavirus are set to be rolled out across the UK within a fortnight.  Testing giant Roche Diagnostics claims that it has created a kit that is accurate enough to be used at scale – and the firm says it has enough … Read more

Antibody test will be rolled out in US in 10-14 days Dr Deborah Birx says

Top White House medical expert, Dr Deborah Birx, said the US hopes to roll out an antibody test within the next 10-14 days as a potential means to get millions of Americans back to work. During an interview on Good Morning America, Birx was asked if she believes the lockdowns across the US would last … Read more

UK Government won’t reveal when new antibody tests will be rolled out

The Government claims it has bought 3.5million coronavirus antibody tests – but has refused to reveal who makes them, when they will be available on the NHS or if they can be used at home. Britain has repeatedly been slammed for its lacklustre approach to the crisis after testing just 5,000 people each day and allowing … Read more