More than 70 per cent of people with savings are not confident enough to take the plunge with investments, fresh findings suggest. Only one in six people with £5,000 or more in savings considered investing in the stock market in the past year, despite nearly 60 per cent having saved more since the start of … Read more
A single dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine may block 75 per cent of symptomless infections, a study on NHS workers has suggested. Asymptomatic screening of staff at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge showed the number of people testing positive fell from 0.8 per cent to 0.2 per cent 12 days after their injection. The ‘very impressive’ … Read more
A single dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine may block 75 per cent of symptomless infections, a study on NHS workers has suggested. Asymptomatic screening of staff at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge showed the number of people testing positive fell from 0.8 per cent to 0.2 per cent 12 days after their injection. The ‘very impressive’ … Read more
Three-quarters of Britons are optimistic that 2021 will be a better year after 2020 was blighted by Covid pandemic but 43% are worried financial markets will crash Shocking 96 per cent of people said that 2020 had been a bad year for Britain However, three quarters are also optimistic 2021 will be a better year … Read more
Three-quarters of Britons are optimistic that 2021 will be a better year after 2020 was blighted by Covid pandemic but 43% are worried financial markets will crash Shocking 96 per cent of people said that 2020 had been a bad year for Britain However, three quarters are also optimistic 2021 will be a better year … Read more
A group called the Campaign For Common Sense revealed the result of an analysis of BBC comedy shows yesterday: last month, out of 141 comedians across 364 slots on such programmes as Have I Got News For You and Mock The Week, ’74 per cent of the slots were occupied by comedians with publicly pronounced … Read more
A group called the Campaign For Common Sense revealed the result of an analysis of BBC comedy shows yesterday: last month, out of 141 comedians across 364 slots on such programmes as Have I Got News For You and Mock The Week, ’74 per cent of the slots were occupied by comedians with publicly pronounced … Read more
The vast majority of Donald Trump’s voters believe Joe Biden only won the presidency due to some sort of ‘fraud’ – rhetoric that the president has been peddling for months. A Monmouth poll released Wednesday shows 77 per cent of Trump’s voters think there was some sort of funny business with the 2020 elections that … Read more
Three quarters of A&Es are unable to comply with social distancing because they are ‘dangerously’ overcrowded, leading medics have warned. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine surveyed senior doctors at 110 emergency departments across England as they brace for what could be the toughest winter on record. Three in four said they could not maintain social … Read more
Three-quarters of the public oppose the sale of chlorinated chicken in Britain, a major Government-backed study said yesterday. And nearly nine out of ten are against any new food trade deal that allows hormone-treated beef. The country’s deep reluctance to accept meat they believe is produced to worrying standards was confirmed by one of the … Read more