Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.
It's already been suggested results for A-levels, which are studied in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, will be as high again, or even higher than in 2020. Last summer 38.6% achieved an A* or A grade. This year, like the last, results are based on teacher assessment due to the pandemic.Since coronavirus restrictions eased and amid a shortage of new models,Year on year, the market grew 108.6% in the second quarter, with more than 2.
2 million vehicles changing hands, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. What's been popular? Ford Fiestas and Focuses, Vauxhall Corsas and Volkswagen Golfs - with black, silver, blue and grey being the sought-after colours.A popular Malaysian singer who had Covid-19 died without ever holding the baby she'd given birth to just days before.
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Florida radio and Newsmax host who opposed Covid vaccine dies of Covid complicationsDick Farrel, a former right-wing radio host in Florida and anchor on Newsmax TV, died on Wednesday of complications from Covid-19, according to NBC News affiliate WPTV.
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