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Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson Hon FRIBA (born 19 June 1964) is a British politician, writer, and former journalist serving as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party since 2019. He was Foreign Secretary from 2016 to 2018 and Mayor of London from 2008 to 2016. Johnson was Member of Parliament for Henley from 2001 to 2008 and has been MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip since 2015. Ideologically, Johnson identifies as a one-nation conservative.

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MPs write to Boris Johnson over 'untold human suffering' of Long Covid disease

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Cases of Long Covid should be recorded in the same way as coronavirus hospitalisations and deaths, a cross-party Westminster group recommends today.

Some 65 MPs and peers have written to Boris Johnson urging him to take into account the “untold human suffering” caused by the long-term effects of the disease and the risk more people could develop the condition as lockdown is eased.

Their letter calls on the Government to collect data on Long Covid cases and factor them future decisions over measures to contain the virus, in the same way as it does for hospitalisations and deaths.

Failing to follow the advice would mean the Prime Minister’s pledge to be guided by “data not dates” risks “becoming an empty slogan”, they claim.

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Olympic ski jumpers slam officials after 5 female skiers get disqualified over outfits

ZHANGJIAKOU, CHINA - FEBRUARY 07: Katharina Althaus of Team Germany jumps during Mixed Team Ski Jumping First Round at National Ski Jumping Centre on February 07, 2022 in Zhangjiakou, China (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images) Slovenia’s win in the Olympic debut of the mixed team ski jumping event on Monday was overshadowed by a number of disqualifications over suit violations that led several outraged athletes and coaches to slam the sport’s governing body. Five female ski jumpers, from Germany, Austria, Norway, and Japan, were all disqualified from the competition after officials said their ski suits did not comply with the International Ski Federation’s (FIS) rules. According to Yahoo Sports, the suits were deemed too loose which seemingly gives the skiers an advantage on their jumps.RELATED: Figure skater Nathan Chen sets record at Olympics after 2018 'poor' performanceGerman head of Nordic events Horst Huttel, whose team was the favorite heading into the event, said, via Reuters, that the situation was "outrageous." "This is a parody, but I am not laughing ...

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Big Boost Week kicks off; all DHBs reach 90% fully vaccinated for Pacific Peoples; 204 community cases; 16 in hospital

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Olympics fans accuse Chinese speed skater of tripping Canadian opponent

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Quebec lays out deconfinement plans

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More states remove COVID-19 mask mandates

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Boris Johnson's long-awaited India trip to go ahead despite surge in Covid cases

Boris Johnson's trip to Delhi this month will still go ahead despite the Indian coronavirus variant and soaring cases in the country, No10 has said.

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British PM Boris Johnson reduces length of India trip over Covid surge

LONDON : British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reduced the length of his trip to India later this month because of the COVID-19 situation in the country, his spokesman said on Wednesday, adding he would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi."We've been in close contact with the Indian government about the PM's upcoming visit in light of the COVID situation in India. As a result of these discussions the prime minister has made the decision to reduce the length of the visit," he told reporters."This programme will be focused on high level discussions with the Indian government and Indian business leaders," he said, adding that the bulk of the programme would now take place on April 26.

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Lockdown, not vaccines behind drop in UK COVID-19 deaths: Boris Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Tuesday that the rapid drop in COVID-19 deaths was largely down to a three-month lockdown – not the vaccination program – and that cases would rise once again as restrictions ease.

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UK hits vaccine target; Johnson warns of more virus deaths

LONDON – Britain began offering coronavirus vaccinations to anyone over 45 on Tuesday after hitting its target of giving at last one dose to everyone over 50 by the middle of April.

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Johnson urges people to 'behave responsibly' as England reopens

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged people to "behave responsibly" as pub gardens reopened and restaurants resumed outdoor dining in a major easing of England's coronavirus lockdown.

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How to get free Covid tests twice a week – and how it could help ease lockdown

Boris Johnson has announced that everyone in England will be given access to two lateral flow Covid-19 tests a week from Friday, April 9.These coronavirus testing kits can provide results in around 30 minutes, and will help squash any outbreaks as England prepares for the next stage in easing lockdown.On Monday April 5, The PM confirmed the next stage could go ahead, which means non-essential shops can open from April 12, and pubs and restaurants can start serving outdoors.Mr Johnson added that regular testing is key to the continued easing of lockdown, and all adults, even those without symptoms, will be urged to get themselves tested twice a week.He said: “As we continue to make good progress on our vaccine programme and with our roadmap

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Plan to fully reopen pubs could be delayed by yet another Covid surge, study says

pubs could be delayed by another coronavirus surge, a SAGE study suggests.Indoor hospitality is due to reopen again on May 17, but new modelling from government scientific advisors suggests England could experience a new Covid-19 surge, the Daily Mirror reports. Papers from SAGE (Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies) predicts there may be a late summer surge almost as bad as the one seen in later January when hospitals were nearly overwhelmed soon after the latest lockdown began.New modelling casts doubt on whether coronavirus rules can be fully relaxed on June 21, despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson assuring the nation the roadmap out of lockdown is still on track.

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Nicola Sturgeon has no plans to copy Boris Johnson's idea for free twice-weekly covid tests

Boris Johnson’s proposal to offer everyone in England free, twice-weekly tests from Friday is a “really strong idea”.

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Covid certification 'passport' system to rolled-out at nine pilot events, Boris Johnson confirms

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England residents to be offered twice-weekly COVID-19 tests

COVID-19 tests twice a week from Friday (April 9) in a bid to ease the nation out of lockdown and to live with the virus in circulation.Boris Johnson is set to announce the new scheme later today (April 5) in a televised press briefing from Downing Street.

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COVID-19 tests to be offered 2x per week to all in England as it takes next steps out of lockdown

LONDON - All adults and children in England will be able to have routine coronavirus tests twice a week as a way to stamp out new outbreaks, the British government said Monday as it prepared to announce the next steps in lifting the nation's months-long lockdown.Prime Minister Boris Johnson said regularly testing people who don’t have COVID-19 symptoms would help "stop outbreaks in their tracks, so we can get back to seeing the people we love and doing the things we enjoy."The government said free lateral flow tests will be available free starting Friday by mail, from pharmacies and in workplaces.

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Boris Johnson expected to unveil Covid passports, travel traffic lights for UK

LONDON : Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to unveil a series of measures later on Monday as part of plans to start unlocking the UK from its coronavirus lockdown, including so-called COVID passports for mass events and a traffic lights system for foreign travel.After a Cabinet meeting to finalise the latest set of plans, Johnson will host a Downing Street press conference in the evening to set out details of the next stage in his roadmap – which will see non-essential shops reopen and pubs and restaurants start serving outdoors from April 12.

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Boris Johnson pushes Covid-19 tests for all to help reopen UK economy

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Two free rapid Covid tests a week for every single person in England from Friday

Boris Johnson has vowed that every single person in England will be entitled to two free rapid Covid test every week from Friday – in a bid to ensure the UK's return to normal life runs as smoothly as possible as lockdown restrictions ease.The lateral flow tests – which can provide results in around 30 minutes – will be available to anyone, regardless of whether they are showing Covid-19 symptoms or not.Rapid testing has so far only been available to those Brits most at risk and people who need to leave home for work, including frontline NHS workers.The wider rollout aims to help the Government identify and control new coronavirus variants, and comes as lockdown restrictions are gradually eased across the UK.People will be able to obtain a

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Boris Johnson to set out plan for Covid status certification scheme

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to set out plans to develop a "Covid status certification" scheme to enable the safe return of mass gatherings and indoor events as lockdown restrictions ease in England.

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Thousands rally in England and Wales over police legislation

LONDON – Hundreds of people marched Saturday through central London and other cities across England and Wales to protest the British government's plan to hand the police new powers to tackle demonstrations.

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MPs write to Boris Johnson over 'untold human suffering' of Long Covid disease

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