More than 1.25 million people have now died after contracting the virus, according to Johns Hopkins university.
But the numbers are thought to be higher because of insufficient testing in many countries. BBC News
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- How UK government misrepresented Covid projections – explained The Guardian
- Distancing compliance in decline among young people, Sage paper warns The Guardian
- Coronavirus: Rapid test ‘missed over 50% of positive cases in pilot’ The Independent
- Coronavirus: Children produce weaker immune response, study shows The Independent
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- Coronavirus: Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham postpones elective procedures after increases in COVID and other illnesses Sky News
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