Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning. We’ll have another update for you at 18:00 GMT.
1. First city-wide mass-testing trial
2. Kids’ sport suspended
Getty Images3. Uni cash struggles
Getty Images4. Cyber-threat agency confronts Covid-19 attacks
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) dealt with more than 700 incidents during the past year and more than a quarter were linked to coronavirus. Protecting the NHS and health-related research has been a priority, its annual report reveals. Some of the incidents related to countering nation-state attacks, but most were criminal in nature. The NCSC also says it thwarted 15,354 campaigns that had used coronavirus themes as a “lure” to scam people.
Getty Images5. Scientists lifting the curtain
Using the hashtag #TeamHalo, scientists around the world hunting for a coronavirus vaccine are documenting their efforts on TikTok, Twitter and Instagram. Their aim is to take the public behind the scenes and answer as many pressing questions as possible – in part to counter the misinformation people may be receiving from elsewhere.
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