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Stevie Wonder Appealing for unity between the challenges of systemic racism and the coronavirus epidemic, two new singles have been released, stating that they will donate 100% of their earnings to nonprofits. Feeding USA.
“Where is our love song and can’t get it in the hands of fate,” said the 70-year-old vendor, a song he started writing about romantic relationships many years ago but was given a different twist by the messy events. Was motivated to give. Of last year.
“It’s my pleasure if I can do something to help people feed the gift of the song, to share their love,” the singer-songwriter said in a video news conference. “Where is our love song?” . ”
“In these times, we are hearing the loudest voices for this nation and the world, and please pay attention to our need for love, peace and unity,” he said.
The 25-time Grammy winner said on Tuesday that he “can’t get his hands on it” because of social injustice, the search for a coronavirus vaccine and protests against the right to vote.
“Where is our love song” was written in contemporary America in response to “all illusions and hatreds, all east vs west, left vs right”, he said.
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Canadian children can be treated or treated Halloween Despite being in the middle of the second wave of Kovid-19, the country’s top health officials say, as long as they practice physical distances, wear masks and wash their hands.
In CanadaSuch as United States, In search of Halloween candy and brings to the streets an army of scary two ugly dressed children.
For parents, this year’s Halloween is a really scary prospect, though, as coronavirus case numbers go up. There were 975 new infections in Canada on Monday, and the Prime Minister warned last week that the country was at a “tipping point” in its fight against growth.
“We have Halloween … it’s possible to give and receive candy safely,” Dr. Howard Naju, Canada’s Deputy Chief Public Health Officer told a news conference on Tuesday.
“There are some really interesting ideas where people are treated to the end of a hockey stick,” he said. Dr. Theresa Tom, Chief Medical Officer. “It’s really important to pre-pack your treats so that people don’t get excited about a bowl of candy.”
He said that other suggestions like equipping children with small bottles of hand sanitizer would be posted on the website of the Ministry of Health.
Health experts agree that it is important to be “somewhat normal” during an epidemic, but Tom added that it is important to stay out, keep a distance and wear masks that can be part of your outfit. ”Are important.
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Libby Brooks
Cumberian Police have warned Scots not to cross the border to watch Old Firm matches in bars and pubs on Saturday after contacting several bars and pubs in hopes of meeting Scottish football fans.
Celtic and Rangers supporters and venues have been warned ahead of the match that Cumbria Police will strictly enforce the Six Rule.
Pubs, bars and restaurants across the middle Scotland Closed for a two-week period, while in Scotland they can serve alcohol out anywhere until the 10pm curfew.
Superintendent Matt Kennerley said:
We understand that restrictions on licensed premises in Scotland may tempt us to travel south of the border to visit our pubs and bars – but anyone violating the rules here could face fines.
He highlighted the Scottish Government’s advice that people should not travel outside their local health board area.
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Here is an article from Reuters The Netherlands‘Partially locked:
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Tuesday that the Netherlands should return to a “partial lockdown”, including the closure of showers and restaurants, as the country struggles to control coronavirus in one of Europe’s hottest places.
“Today we are announcing new and serious weights and in fact we are partially shutting down,” Rutte told a national television news conference, announcing that bars or restaurants would be closed or Will be closed except for delivery. The sale of liquor will also be banned in the evening.
Ratta said the measures would take effect on Wednesday for a period of two weeks. This includes making it mandatory for people 13 years of age or older to wear clothing masks. Gatherings of more than 30 people are banned across the country.
The number of 17 million cases in the country reached a daily record of 7,400 on Tuesday last week. This is now one of the highest per capita infection rates in the world.
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French Health officials reported 12,993 new Covid-19 infections in the last 24 hours at 8,505 on Monday, but fell sharply to 26,896 on Saturday and 16,101 on Sunday.
The seven-day moving average of new infections, which is the reporting breast of weekly data irregularities, is above the second-day record of 17,000, at 17,816.
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Close to stem growth in cases of Dutch bar and restaurant coronavirus
The Dutch government on Tuesday announced a new round of measures to reduce the spread of coronavirus, according to a report by BeRe Ro, which includes:
- Prohibit the sale of alcohol after 8 p.m.
- Limit the size of social gatherings
- To close bars and restaurants
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the measures would take effect on Wednesday.
The Dutch health minister said the incomplete lockdown would last four weeks.
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Number of people making temporary claims Irish The Department of Public Expenditure on Tuesday predicted that unemployment benefits would rise to 115,000 if the government imposes stricter Covid-19 restrictions across the country.
Reuters report:
Ireland shut down indoor restaurant and pub services last week for at least three weeks after it took all counties to Level 3 of the five-step limited plan. As a result, the number of recipients of the epidemic unemployment pay (PUP) rose to 228,858 from 205,593 seven days ago.
This increase was in the midst of a range forecast made by the Department of Public Expenditure for Level 3 measures. It is estimated that 100,000 to 115,000 additional people will claim payment if level 4 is curbed, closing all retailers.
Level 5 restrictions, which will restrict external retail and food, will result in 140,000 to 167,000 additional claimants compared to the current number of recipients.
12:26
Opposition Labor Leader Sir Kirr Starmer Called a “circuit-breaking” lockdown for two to three weeks England In an attempt to bring down coronavirus cases.
Speaking at a press conference, he said:
Three things are clear now.
The government has not found a reliable plan to slow down the infection. This virus has lost control.
And it is no longer following scientific advice.
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12:24
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte On Tuesday, new restrictions were imposed on gatherings, restaurants, sports and school activities in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus infection.
Reuters report:
The latest move marks the second time in a week that the government has tightened its measures, although overall they remain less stringent than in European countries such as the UK and Spain, where infection rates are much higher.
“We need to avoid a general lockout, the economy is booming again,” Conte told a news conference.
The government decree, which will take effect within 24 hours and be valid for 30 days, bans parties in restaurants, clubs or in the open air and strongly recommends that people not have parties in their homes at any time or Do not host more than six guests. .
Weddings and other events cannot be attended by more than 30 people.
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We Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell The Senate on Tuesday said it would bring the coronavirus aid package “roughly 500 billion to 500 billion.”
Reuters report:
McConnell said the bill would include funding for schools and paycheck protection programs that have helped small businesses during the epidemic. He said it would also include responsible security for businesses and organizations that Republicans demand but are opposed by Democrats.
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The Of the UK The recent 12bn test and trace program is having a “slight effect” in reducing Covid-19 transmission, according to a recent analysis.
But which countries did it right? Peter Bummont sees the successes and failures of track and trace around the world.
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The UK reported 143 new deaths from Covid-19, the highest daily figure since June.
Another 17,234 confirmed cases of coronavirus have been reported in the country uk. This brings the total number of cases in the UK to 634,920.
As of Tuesday, 143 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19. This is the highest figure since June, as parts of the country faced stricter restrictions on social distances under a new three-tier warning system. This brings the total number of deaths in the UK to 43,018.
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New after thatThat is Cristiano Ronaldo There are no reports of any other positive tests for Portugal ahead of Portugal’s National League match against Sweden on Wednesday.
BBC broadcaster and former England striker Gary Lineker is among those commenting on the news:
Ronaldo has played in both Portugal matches so far during the international break.
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid forward started against Spain in Lisbon, got out late in the second half of a goalless draw, and then played all of the National League A3 matches against France in Saint-Denis on Sunday.