Harry And Meghan Bid Farewell On Last Day As British Royals LONDON — Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, came to the end of their roles as working British royals on Tuesday, bidding farewell to fans on their official Instagram account, adding that "while you may not see us here, the work continues." The couple stunned the public in January, when they announced they intended to "step back" from the royal family, divide their time between the United Kingdom and North America and start paying their own bills. "Thank you to this community — for the support, the inspiration and the shared commitment to the good in the world.
Coronavirus: Health minister Nadine Dorries tests positive Health minister and Conservative MP Nadine Dorries has been diagnosed with coronavirus. Ms Dorries, the first MP to test positive, said she had taken all the advised precautions after finding out and has been self-isolating at home. This comes as a sixth person died from the virus in the UK, which has a total of 382 cases. The latest person to die was a man in his early 80s who had underlying health conditions.
Coronavirus vaccine: when will it be ready? Even at their most effective – and draconian – containment strategies have only slowed the spread of the respiratory disease Covid-19. With the World Health Organization finally declaring a pandemic, all eyes have turned to the prospect of a vaccine, because only a vaccine can prevent people from getting sick. About 35 companies and academic institutions are racing to create such a vaccine, at least four of which already have candidates they have been testing in animals. The first of these – produced by Boston-based biotech firm Moderna – will enter human trials imminently. This unprecedented speed is thanks in large part to early Chinese efforts to sequence the genetic material of Sars-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19. China shared that sequence in early January, allowing research groups around the world to grow the live virus and study how it invades human cells and makes people sick.
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Mother Fears The Worst In Disappearance Of Daughter Jessica Vanzant Dietzel Missing From Georgia Home More Than A Month A 21-year-old Georgia mother has been missing for over a month and her family told Dateline they are worried something terrible happened to her. Jessica Vanzant Dietzel, who had been living in Leesburg, Georgia, was last in contact with her family in mid-February. “We spoke on the phone and she seemed fine,” Jessica’s mother, Kristina Johnson, told Dateline. Kristina lives nearby in Lee County. “But over the next few days, I tried to message her on Facebook and… nothing. She just never responded.
Has Malaysia's new PM inherited a poisoned chalice? When Malaysia’s government plunged into chaos last month, some believed the country’s veteran leader Mahathir Mohamad was likely to emerge an even more powerful political force. Instead, it was Muhyiddin Yassin, a much quieter figure, who was eventually appointed prime minister. Muhyiddin, a conservative Malay nationalist, is a low-profile and cautious politician, say analysts. “If you look at his political history, every time there has been a political crisis he is the last one to show his hand,” says James Chin, professor of Asian studies at Tasmania University.
New coronavirus study reveals increased risks from middle age The first comprehensive study of Covid-19 deaths and hospitalisations in mainland China has revealed in stark detail the increase in risk for coronavirus patients once they reach middle age. The analysis found that while the overall death rate for confirmed cases was 1.38%, the rate rose sharply with age – from 0.0016% in the under 10s, to 7.8% in 80s and over. The study showed only 0.04% of 10 to 19-year-olds required hospital care compared with more than 18% of those in their 80s and above. Dramatic rises were seen among middle-aged groups too, with 4% of people in their 40s needing hospital treatment and more than 8% of patients in their 50s. “Our estimates can be applied to any country to inform decisions around the best containment policies for Covid-19,” said Professor Azra Ghani, a co-author of the study.
P&G's largest U.S. factory making Charmin toilet paper cleared to stay open Charmin's GoLab featured three cheeky, never-before-seen conceptual prototypes "made to deliver a better bathroom experience from start to flush." Cincinnati Enquirer [ All of The Enquirer's coverage of the new coronavirus is being provided for free to our readers. Please consider supporting local journalism by subscribing to The Enquirer at cincinnati.com/subscribe ] Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has ordered "non-essential" businesses to close down amid the mushrooming new coronavirus outbreak, but cleared Procter & Gamble's largest factory in the U.S. to continue churning out paper products 24/7.