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India climbs second to US as Covid cases surge
India, which has been adding record daily totals, now has the world's second-highest tally.
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India climbs second to US as Covid cases surge
India, which has been adding record daily totals, now has the world's second-highest tally.
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War-torn Yemen's Covid-19 struggle
Yemen is already facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis and the pandemic has not stopped the fighting.
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The government says it has made a deal to produce two Covid-19 vaccines, provided trials are successful.
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Antibody positive volunteers help on Covid ward
A hospital in Jerusalem is recruiting recovered Covid-19 patients to visit people who would otherwise be in isolation.
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Covid lockdown sees rise of 'barter classes' in India
In India, as schools closed during the Covid-19 lockdown, many villages turned to "barter classes".
A surprise theory for South Africa's low Covid-19 death rate
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India climbs second to US as Covid cases surge
India, which has been adding record daily totals, now has the world's second-highest tally.
Video 3 minutes 45 seconds
War-torn Yemen's Covid-19 struggle
Yemen is already facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis and the pandemic has not stopped the fighting.
Australia hopes to roll out 85m vaccine doses
The government says it has made a deal to produce two Covid-19 vaccines, provided trials are successful.
Video 2 minutes 13 seconds
Antibody positive volunteers help on Covid ward
A hospital in Jerusalem is recruiting recovered Covid-19 patients to visit people who would otherwise be in isolation.
'I faced miscarriage alone - my partner had to wait in the car park'
Lockdown rules mean pregnant women must have scans alone - but what if there's bad news?
Video 2 minutes 22 seconds
Covid lockdown sees rise of 'barter classes' in India
In India, as schools closed during the Covid-19 lockdown, many villages turned to "barter classes".
A surprise theory for South Africa's low Covid-19 death rate
Rather than helping spread coronavirus, might overcrowding actually mitigate its effects?
Video 3 minutes 45 seconds
War-torn Yemen's Covid-19 struggle
Yemen is already facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis and the pandemic has not stopped the fighting.
Australia hopes to roll out 85m vaccine doses
The government says it has made a deal to produce two Covid-19 vaccines, provided trials are successful.
Video 2 minutes 13 seconds
Antibody positive volunteers help on Covid ward
A hospital in Jerusalem is recruiting recovered Covid-19 patients to visit people who would otherwise be in isolation.
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