Results for england january

The Catholic Church in England and Wales celebrates Peace Sunday on 17 January, with resources and contributions provided by Pax Christi.

NHS England has told GPs that it “expects” the majority of both residents and staff to be immunised by the end of this week, or by 24 January “at the latest”.

Travellers to England from 4am on Monday 18 January must show proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken no more than 3 days before boarding. Arrivals from countries not on the Travel Corridor list need to self-isolate for 10 days, regardless of result 👉

Parents in England: don't forget that the deadline for applying for primary school places is tomorrow, 15 January

Temporary morgues have been set up in England as hospitals are running out of space due to a surge in COVID-19 deaths. England had its highest single-day death toll—more than 1,000 deaths—on January 13

BREAKING: More than 2.3 million #coronavirus  vaccinations were administered across England up to 10 January

As of January 10th, 1 in 5 major hospital trusts in England had no spare adult critical care beds, putting the NHS "under the most extreme pressure seen in recent history."

More than one third of people aged 80 and over in England have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine as of January 10

Figures from NHS England show that 318,445 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine have been administered in the North West between 8th December and 10th January . 266,585 people have had at least one dose.

ℹ UK Government update - From Monday 18 January 2021, you must have proof of a negative coronavirus (COVID-19) test to travel to England. Full guidance on test requirements and exemptions is now available ⬇