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The theory that coronavirus escaped from a Wuhan lab is now considered credible. If true, it has grave implications for the world.
The evidence suggests that the Delta and Gamma variants are more dangerous for everyone, including young people.
The WHO has started naming variants of Covid-19 after the Greek alphabet. But will this prove a help or a hindrance?
Will the substance of this week’s gathering match its sunny, seaside setting?
After a slow start, the country’s vaccine roll-out is now outpacing the West’s.
Nearly 85 per cent of Welsh adults have received at least one vaccine dose.
If the Delta variant is ruining the UK’s path out of lockdown, the blame for that lies at the Prime Minister’s door.
The variant now accounts for up to 75 per cent of new coronavirus cases.
What was once dismissed as a baseless conspiracy theory is now being taken more seriously.
Slugglish vaccination rates and complacent societies are undermining the continent’s pandemic success.
The President of the International Rescue Committee joins Emily Tamkin and Ido Vock for the World Review podcast.
