Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.
, as China aims to maintain its strict but successful "zero Covid" policies. Only members of the ruling Communist Party or staff from government-controlled companies are being invited to watch the games in person, and even they have to abide by strict testing and restrictions. Athletes and officials are all inside strictly managed "bubbles" to try to stop any spread.
Following the departure of several aides, Mr Johnson's spokesman denied he had lost control of Downing Street, and the PM attempted to rally his remaining staff by quoting the Lion King: "Change is good."A recruitment firm says it is spending more than £100,000 to take all its staff on a four-day all-inclusive holiday to Tenerife, to.
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