Valneva will potentially have the capacity to supply up to 250 million doses of the inactivated whole virus vaccine – containing whole bacteria or viruses which have been killed – to the UK and internationally if successful. … [Read more...] about Boris Johnson visits Covid testing hub in Glasgow as he defies Nicola Sturgeon by heading to Scotland saying UK’s response shows why people should shun her independence drive
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Schools will reopen in March, non-essential shops in APRIL, pubs and restaurants in MAY at the earliest (but NO word on gyms and hairdressers): Boris Johnson ‘is planning to ease England’s national coronavirus lockdown in three stages’
He will then set out a roadmap in the week beginning February 22 'not just for re-opening our schools but gradually to re-open our economy and our society and to get our lives back to as close to normal as possible'. … [Read more...] about Schools will reopen in March, non-essential shops in APRIL, pubs and restaurants in MAY at the earliest (but NO word on gyms and hairdressers): Boris Johnson ‘is planning to ease England’s national coronavirus lockdown in three stages’
COVID-19: Boris Johnson visits Scottish lab despite Sturgeon deeming trip ‘non-essential’
The prime minister met staff at the lab at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow after pressing ahead with the trip to Scotland despite First Minister Nicola Sturgeon saying he should not come as it was "non-essential". … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Boris Johnson visits Scottish lab despite Sturgeon deeming trip ‘non-essential’
Dwayne Johnson drops first trailer for Young Rock biopic – with a league of famous WWE faces
He is also the highest-paid celeb on Instagram, where he can charge £800,000 per post ($986,000) on account of his 192 million followers. … [Read more...] about Dwayne Johnson drops first trailer for Young Rock biopic – with a league of famous WWE faces
A beginner’s guide to fossil fuel divestment
What is the carbon bubble? The “carbon bubble” is a term that has been used by regulators, financial companies and campaigners to describe the over-valuation of stocks in coal, gas and oil reserves owned by fossil fuel companies around the world. If governments pursue international targets on carbon emissions in order to curb climate change, then between two-thirds and four-fifths of these reserves cannot be used, rendering them worthless. As fossil fuel companies are among the richest in the world these “stranded assets” have the potential to trigger a new global economic crisis if investors pull out in quick succession. … [Read more...] about A beginner’s guide to fossil fuel divestment
