Unexplained hepatitis cases rise to 429 across 22 countries, WHO says
Six children died with hepatitis and 26 needed transplants with cause being investigated
Global Covid: Is this the end of the pandemic?
What endemic Covid-19 will mean for the world remains highly uncertain
Plans being formulated to guard against future coronavirus surges
Among issues being addressed are what defences to have ready, says Minister for Health
South Africans with Omicron variant 80pc less likely to be hospitalised, study finds
Scientists warn findings may not apply globally and WHO says more data needed on Omicron severity
Rapid spread of Omicron may ‘quickly overwhelm’ healthcare systems
WHO warning comes as fresh restrictions expected in Europe in run-up to Christmas
WHO says it may be ‘last chance’ to find Covid-19 origins
Health body names new advisory group and urges China to provide data from early cases
The Irish Times view on Covid-19 in Ireland: the jabbed and the jab-nots
Rich states in particular must heed the pleas of the WHO for a more internationalist approach to the crisis
Coronavirus: Known global death toll passes 4 million
Officially reported figures widely believed to undercount pandemic-related deaths
Global Covid-19 death toll passes 3 million amid new infections resurgence
Brazil reports record 4,195 coronavirus-linked deaths as country's crisis deepens
Coronavirus: WHO visits animal disease centre in Wuhan
World wrap: UK promises testing blitz to identify South African variant in England
Covid-19 surge due to increased social mixing, says WHO’s Mike Ryan
Dr Ryan says latest figures indicate new restrictions already working to curb spread of virus
What we know now about where coronavirus came from
Officials have learned a lot since last winter when pneumonia cases emerged in China
Coronavirus: London and Paris face more restrictions as Belgium closes bars
Italy’s daily cases rise by record 10,010 while Greece reports highest number since start of pandemic
Coronavirus: First confirmed case of reinfection reported in Hong Kong
Researchers say man had no Covid-19 symptoms the second time, suggesting immune system kept virus somewhat in check
How the world missed the silent spread of the coronavirus
Evidence of symptomless transmission was dismissed by health officials for months
No proof of immunity in recovered coronavirus patients, says WHO
Head of WHO’s emergencies programme Dr Mike Ryan said antibody tests also raised ethical questions
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