The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Transit ridership, especially rail, has collapsed post-pandemic, but the Atlanta BeltLine Coalition says now is the time to take federal dollars and build a $2.5 billion streetcar.

According to the Office for National Statistics, an estimated two million people were experiencing long Covid as of July 31

The variant comes as we head into winter, when case numbers could surge

Alison Todd, 47, was first diagnosed with terminal cancer last year after doctors discovered a 5.5cm tumour in her right lung and more than 20 overall

“I just can’t do what I used to anymore.”

Novak Djokovic is still awaiting word on whether he will be allowed to return to the Australian Open in January after missing the tournament this year because he is not vaccinated against COVID-19

THE resignation of Andy Byford as London’s Transport Commissioner is a blow for the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, and a blow for Londoners. Mr Byford was widely respected, and helped negotiate a funding deal with the Government which partly addresses TfL’s shortfall in revenue due to Covid. Given the frosty relationship…

The alarming risk of Covid-19 is here to stay. While we’ve acclimatised to the new ways of living in the pandemic world, the Covid-19 infection bar keeps going up and down. This has made us follow all necessary precautions and take up new methods of disease prevention. One such acclaimed…

United's overall revenue was up 18 per cent to £583.2m, up £89.1m on last year, with the normalisation of revenues post-COVID reflecting the return of fans to games and the club's commercial resilience emerging from the pandemic

Vitamin aficionados beware.

COVID-19 is on the wane in Japan. Infection levels have fallen from the sixth wave's peak, and new cases will continue to decline in many parts of the nation, according to an advisory body of the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry.