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Coronavirus
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Covid-19 has spread around the planet, sending billions of people into lockdown as health services struggle to cope. Find out where the virus has spread, and where it has been most deadly -
Are coronavirus cases rising in your local area and nationally? Check week-on-week changes across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and the latest figures from public health authorities -
There are now more than 6 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 across the United States -
Guardian Australia brings together all the latest on active and daily new Covid-19 cases, as well as maps, stats, live data and state by state graphs from NSW, Victoria, Queensland, SA, WA, Tasmania, ACT and NT to get a broad picture of the Australian outbreak and track the impact of government response
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Unrealistic to think pandemic will be over this year, says WHO; French and German authorities fighting to convince people that AstraZeneca jab is effective; number of new infections globally rose last week -
Police say there is ‘insufficient admissible evidence to proceed’ following the woman’s death. Follow all the latest news and updates, live
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With lack of vaccinations and schools in England set to reopen cases must not be ignored, experts warn
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Six cases have been detected in Britain. What threat does the variant pose, and how is it different? -
PM’s hands tied by gloomy prediction that rapid easing would lead to even fuller hospitals than in January -
Unlike England’s roadmap, Nicola Sturgeon’s ‘strategic framework’ avoids setting specific dates -
Boris Johnson has set out a plan for reopening in four stages, with a minimum of five weeks between each
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Wales is at alert level 4, with young children back at school but other people encouraged to stay at home -
Analysis: P1 strain believed to transmit more easily and may reduce vaccine effectiveness -
In depth
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Venue closures hit freelance performers hard. Here, three musicians tell us about the work they turned to in order to survive -
Book extract: lockdowns may have had an anti-baby boom effect in some parts, but Kiwis appear to have made the most of close quarters -
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We want to hear about the questions you have around long Covid, testing and any other related issues -
We’d like to hear how readers are reacting to Boris Johnson’s announcement that new rules could be necessary for six months -
We want to hear how the coronavirus lockdown might have increased feelings of loneliness or whether these feelings are new
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If you have been affected or have any information or news tips for our journalists, we would like to hear from you
Multimedia
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Ian Sample asks why many of us feel like we’ve ‘hit the pandemic wall’, and how we can look after our mental health over the coming months -
The health secretary hailed the real-world data from a study conducted by Public Health England
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The prime minister has moved to reassure the public as authorities seek an unknown person with the Brazil variant of the coronavirus
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This week our international news magazine considers how we even begin to process a period of such rapid and phenomenal global change -
Are state responses to the virus shifting the balance of power between China and the west? -
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Martin Rowson on Boris Johnson's border measures and the Brazil Covid variant – cartoon