Work has begun on widening pavements in central Greenwich with guardrails being removed. The work is to allow social distancing […]

Hospitals to restart day cases

Both University Hospital Lewisham and Queen Elizabeth Hospital are to reopen to patients needing non-essential surgeries as of today, June 1, after […]

Friends spend hours cleaning up Bexley parks

A group of women from Crayford have taken littering into their own hands, spending hours cleaning up south east London […]

Covid-19 rock snake seen in Bursted and Bexley woods.

A snaking trail of over a 100 brightly painted rocks have appeared in the woods of Bexley, part of a new […]

Nurse at Queen Elizabeth Hospital donates stem cells

A nurse at Queen Elizabeth Hospital has donated “lifesaving” stem cells to a cancer patient, and is now encouraging others […]

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Manchester United tackle PSG without Maguire Greenwood and Cavani 20th October 2020
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Test subjects could be exposed to the new coronavirus in controlled settings from January in a bid to speed up vaccine development, officials have confirmed. The Government is backing so-called human challenge studies, whereby a small number of participants who have received a vaccine will be purposefully exposed to Covid-19 to assess the vaccineâ€™s efficacy..

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