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Chris Whitty predicts that the number of Covid-related deaths will rise next week, even from this week's record figures
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Banks are no longer required to give official Covid-related 0% overdrafts, yet Lloyds, Bank of Scotland, Halifax and Santander are still offering a three-month, up-to-£500 interest-free buffer, though only if you apply before 31 January
Hospitality Ulster says a Supreme Court ruling paving the way to insurance payouts on claims for Covid-related disruption will come as "welcome relief" for small businesses
BREAKING.. 61 more Covid-related deaths registered in Scotland in past 24 hours See all #coronavirus updates via our LIVE page ➡️
Latest Federal #COVID modelling estimates by January 24th we could see cases rise by more than 100,000 to nearly 800,00, and another 2000 COVID related deaths to just over 19,600. These are the high end estimates compared to today’s numbers. #cdnpoli
ING Bank 1/2: US: Retail on the ropes US retail sales have fallen for a third consecutive month as Covid-related restrictions and associated jobs losses dampen the consumer's willingness to spend. More stimulus cash may help boost sentiment and savings balances,
JUST IN: Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma hospitalized due to COVID-related symptoms. Archdiocese of Cebu spokesperson Monsignor Joseph Tan assures that archbishop is okay and will be checking out tomorrow.
'We thought we were going to lose him': Greeley 6-year-old overcomes mysterious COVID-related illness
Supreme Court rules insurers should pay out for Covid-related disruption claims
West Vancouver police says it has issued eight tickets under the COVID Related Measures Act and 10 tickets under the Quarantine Act.
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It’s unconscionable that there are families worried over the holidays that they’ll be evicted next month. Extending the eviction moratorium was a start, but Congress has to do more to help folks who can’t pay rent because of COVID-related unemployment.
Democrats have said we shouldn’t pass any more relief at all unless Speaker Pelosi gets her whole far-left wish list, including all kinds of non-COVID-related demands. Working families in Kentucky and around the country deserve better than this obstruction.
Democrats have delayed aid for months over non-COVID-related liberal demands. Last night, Leader Schumer even tried to adjourn the Senate for three weeks. Americans need help; Democrats just want to go home. We are voting on more aid this week.
NEW: Fox News tells staff that a long-tenured producer has died -- but neglects to mention that he died of COVID-related complications. Just one of many ways the Trumpy network is trying to downplay the pandemic.
On IFS day, greetings to all #IndianForeignService officers. Their work towards #ServingTheNation , furthering national interests globally are commendable. Their efforts during Vande Bharat Mission and other COVID related help to our citizens and other nations is noteworthy.
The Speaker & Democratic Leader say not another dime for testing, treatments, or vaccines unless they get a huge tax cut for blue-state millionaires. Taking our health system hostage over longtime, non-COVID-related, liberal demands. This is a crisis. Let's govern like it.
Because of Democrats’ obstruction, the extra federal unemployment aid expired. The PPP is closed with no second round in sight. No new money for testing or schools. No second round of checks to families. Democrats held all this hostage for non-COVID-related liberal priorities.
Trump's election argument appears that despite being president, he bears no responsibility for any racial unrest or covid related failures and therefore deserves four more years to deal with the racial unrest and covid related failures.
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