At a White House briefing on Saturday, Dr Birx was presenting a chart with coronavirus mortality rates by country when Trump interjected, saying ‘does anybody really believe this number?’ Via: Donald Trump bashes China's minuscule official coronavirus death rate of 0.33 per 100,000
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Die Regierung hält an der Einführung der Grundrente 2021 fest. Das bekräftigte Arbeitsminister Hubertus Heil – mit einer Einschränkung.Foto: Pool / Getty Images Via: Bundesminister Heil – Grundrente kommt pünktlich, aber…
Businesses have warned that £200 million-worth of seasonal plants will be destroyed if centres are forced to stay closed until June, so the industry has devised a rescue plan sent to officials two weeks ago. Via: Gardening centres could open almost immediately as industry faces £1.6 billion loss
ALAN TITCHMARSH: Plants keep growing, regardless of man’s inconveniences, and by mid-June many growers will have faced such losses that they will be unable to survive. Via: Unlock our garden centres – and feed the nation's souls, says ALAN TITCHMARSH
A ten-week trial involving 200 Covid-19 patients at the University of Granada in Spain will seek to establish if the ‘sunshine vitamin’ can help fight the illness. Via: Can Vitamin D help fight against the coronavirus?
Le bilan lié à l’épidémie Covid-19 est toujours plus lourd avec désormais 19 300 morts en France, mais le nombre de patients en réanimation et à l’hôpital poursuit sa baisse. Le premier ministre doit s’exprimer dimanche sur l’épidémie et le futur déconfinement. Via: Coronavirus : quatrième jour consécutif de baisse d’hospitalisations en Read more
PETER HITCHENS: The report from the Office for Budget Responsibility has made clear that the damage done by crashing the economy is deep and dangerous. It may last for many years. Via: PETER HITCHENS: Have five weeks of mad lockdown panic actually done us good?
La crisis sanitaria que estamos viviendo está teniendo un innegable efecto -tanto directo como indirecto- en la economía global y en la actividad de los ciudadanos y las empresas, lo que está desencadenando consecuencias jurídicas de diversa índole. La primera y más relevante es la hiperactividad normativa que ha desatado Read more
Peter Hippe, ingeniero jubilado de 78 años, es reticente a cumplir las normas para luchar contra el coronavirus. Cuando era niño, su madre huyó al oeste y se quedó a cargo de su abuela, en la Alemania comunista, esperando a tener edad para un peligroso viaje que nunca fue posible. Read more