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synairgen share price in frankfurt 10% up, abit disappointed we didn't have that sort of rise

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14041728/special-face-masks-antiviral-covid/

P3 started in uk not America

https://twitter.com/2dayT/status/1360606851956637703?s=20

Fingers crossed its us

700k and 600k

After positive news its dropping now

Pmjh welcome back, everyone was worried why u left.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14014626/bristol-covid-variant-reinfect-vaccinated/

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-asthma-treatment-idUKKBN2A92L0

Hi guys , just bought this today, but reading and tell me if I'm wrong, is the company going to issue more shares on Friday and share price will drop

We need RNS to say trial on USA has started. Taking too long. I know we need to be patient

I'm in odx and its really has been a roller coaster ride,

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/13970539/katie-price-son-harvey-hospital-reaction-covid-vaccine/

Do we need to be worried about Israeli

https://amp.ft.com/content/e9bbd4fe-e6bf-4383-bfd3-be64140a3f36

Kenneth hope your dad recovers.

Hunt: UK needs to have 'plan B'
Jeremy Hunt tells BBC Breakfast the UK needs to have a "plan B" to continue to tackle the pandemic, rather than just relying on the vaccine rollout.

He warns "there will be other variants".

Hunt highlights how the vaccines minister has said in Parliament that there are 4,000 different mutations around the world and one of those could be immune to the vaccines.

"We need to have a plan B, really, that makes sure that having done all of this work with this brilliant vaccine programme, that is by far the most successful anywhere is Europe, that is not then undermined because we suddenly find ourselves subject to a new mutation that is immune to all these vaccines," he says

I was hoping for a strong finish, it doesn't look like

Variants could become dominant in US, top expert says
Highly contagious variants of the coronavirus could become the dominant strains of the disease in the US, unless more vaccinations are done at pace, a top health expert says.

Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, tells NBC’s Today Show the US isn’t vaccinating people fast enough to stay ahead of new variants.

In the UK, South Africa and elsewhere, new variants of the coronavirus have been responsible for a spike in coronavirus infections.

“How concerned are you that these more contagious strains of the virus could become dominant in this country?” Today Show presenter Savannah Guthrie asks Dr Fauci.

“That’s certainly a possibility and that’s the reason why we take it very seriously,” he replies, stressing that vaccinations were the best way to prevent this.

“It can’t mutate if it doesn’t replicate,” Dr Fauci says.