A place where tipping is allowed!

Advertisements
Menu
Breaking
Coronavirus essential guide: Everything you need to know on covid-19 Covid-19 news: WHO calls for an end to ‘vaccine nationalism’ Hundreds of UK ambulances rely on software vulnerable to cyberattack An AI built by Facebook could drastically speed up MRI scans Return of covid-19 to New Zealand shows that no one can relax Covid-19: How can we travel abroad safely during the pandemic? Covid-19 news: England scraps exam grading algorithm after protests Simple technique could help find microplastics inside the human body Virtual assistant will screen your phone calls to block spammers Are pets at risk of getting covid-19 and can they spread it to people?
Science

Covid-19: How can we travel abroad safely during the pandemic?

By Clare Wilson What are the best ways to handle international travel right now?Daniel Cole/AP/Shutterstock IN THE past few weeks, many holiday plans have been dashed after some parts of Europe, including the UK, reintroduced travel restrictions. Even UK transport secretary Grant Shapps had to cut short his holiday to Spain and follow it with…

By Clare Wilson

queues for a flight

What are the best ways to handle international travel right now?

Daniel Cole/AP/Shutterstock

IN THE past few weeks, many holiday plans have been dashed after some parts of Europe, including the UK, reintroduced travel restrictions. Even UK transport secretary Grant Shapps had to cut short his holiday to Spain and follow it with two weeks’ home quarantine.

It is a stark change from June, when the UK government was encouraging people to holiday abroad to boost the travel industry. Since then, many countries have seen an increase in coronavirus cases, making going abroad more of a gamble. So what are …

Read More

Previous Article

Daily aspirin may exacerbate cancer in older adults

 Next Article

Return of covid-19 to New Zealand shows that no one can relax
Editor

Editor

Antonios Valamontes is a serial entrepreneur and investor.

Related articles

Science

Fruit flies have special neurons that sense the wind to aid navigation

Life 6 August 2020 By Jason Arunn Murugesu A fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster) on a peachblickwinkel / Alamy Specific neurons in fruit flies fire according to wind direction, helping them form a neural map of their surroundings. Algorithms inspired by this may be able to help robots to better navigate their environment. Tatsuo Okubo at…

Science

Storm Barry is heading towards New Orleans – how big is the risk?

New Orleans is facing an uncertain futureMatthew Hinton/AP/ShutterstockBy Michael Le PageParts of New Orleans flooded on Wednesday after 15 centimetres of rain fell in places, faster than pumps could drain the city. Now Tropical Storm Barry is moving ashore. There are fears the slow moving storm could cause major flooding as it moves over the…