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e elderly are getting it again." Moreover, "In Belgium, a 79% increase in cases over last week. Bars, restaurants, and cafes closed. And in the UK, Wales ordered to go into total lockdown from Friday. We seem to be at the beginning of a trajectory, and if it continues in this fashion, hospitals like t

As Britain Moves Toward Lockdowns. The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.cotn/2020/10/19/world/europekoronavirus-manchester-britain.html> (10/19, Landler, 18.61 M) reports that, for days, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham "has been engaged in a war of words" with British Prime Minister Boris John

n 44,000 coronavirus deaths, the third highest in the world behind the US and Brazil. Even within the UK, there's disagreement over reopening, with Wales and Scotland keeping their pubs shut this weekend." In addition, Reuters (7/5, Eschenbacher, Angulo) says the Mexican Health Ministry on Saturday

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e elderly are getting it again." Moreover, "In Belgium, a 79% increase in cases over last week. Bars, restaurants, and cafes closed. And in the UK, Wales ordered to go into total lockdown from Friday. We seem to be at the beginning of a trajectory, and if it continues in this fashion, hospitals like t

er countries are considering doing the same." Manchester, London Grievances Flare Up As Britain Moves Toward Lockdowns. The New York Times (10/19, Landler, 18.61M) reports that, for days, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham "has been engaged in a war of words" with British Prime Minister Boris Johnso

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e elderly are getting it again." Moreover, "In Belgium, a 79% increase in cases over last week. Bars, restaurants, and cafes closed. And in the UK, Wales ordered to go into total lockdown from Friday. We seem to be at the beginning of a trajectory, and if it continues in this fashion, hospitals like t

er countries are considering doing the same." Manchester, London Grievances Flare Up As Britain Moves Toward Lockdowns. The New York Times (10/19, Landler, 18.61M) reports that, for days, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham "has been engaged in a war of words" with British Prime Minister Boris Johnso