Covid: UK records 44,932 new cases and 145 deaths; US set to partly lift travel restrictions – as it happened
UK figures fall slightly compared to previous day; White House set to lift travel restrictions for some fully vaccinated foreign nationals. This live blog has now closed – for all our coronavirus coverage, please head to our dedicated site
- Covid PCR tests: at least 43,000 in UK may have had false negatives
- Covid infection rate in England rises again to one in 60 people
- Why Britons are tolerating high Covid rates – and why this may not last
- US to lift restrictions for fully vaccinated international travellers
- How Australia is vaccinating its way to freedom
Senior government science advisers from the UK, Europe and Canada have called on countries around the world to offer vaccination certificates to volunteers on Covid jab trials so they can travel internationally.
The UK has led the way in granting vaccine certificates to trial participants, but many countries have failed to follow suit and refuse to admit people unless they have had two doses of Covid vaccine that has already gone through trials and been approved by regulators.
Read the original article at The Guardian