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Officials say independent committee will change its guidance and ministers will accept recommendation
The G20 must help developing countries build the infrastructure they need
Poor inoculation rollout leaves country ill-prepared to handle new outbreak fuelled by Delta variant
Another study finds long Covid is much less frequent in children than in adults
Resistance to inoculation is not immovable and both governments and employers should play their part
The challenge is for rich countries to promote a Covid vaccination effort that covers the entire world
French pharma group tries to catch up with rivals that used the technology to create Covid vaccines
But incentives are mostly preferable to compulsion in getting people jabbed
‘Joints for jabs’ and free Bratwursts among incentives being offered
Governments nudge citizens to get jab as pace of Covid inoculations slows
Calls for booster shots and spread of more infectious variants underpin demand for products
Communists marched with supporters of the far-right Rassemblement National and gilets jaunes
Florists, fishmongers, writers, oil towns and car insurers show how they have coped with effects of the pandemic
Transport secretary says it is ‘good idea’ for some businesses to demand employees have two jabs
Recognition that pandemic is far from over threatens economic comeback
Decisions over the use of ‘Covid passports’ on campus will be taken in September
Policies come as coronavirus infections climb due to spread of Delta variant
French group still aims for its Covid-19 jab to be approved by year end
Pharma group’s chief executive Pascal Soriot cool on need for booster shots
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