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UK’s Prince Philip was feeling unwell and taken to hospital

Feb 18 2021 Share

Prince Philip is Queen Elizabeth’s 99-year-old husband. He has been taken to hospital as noted by a Buckingham Palace press release, as he was feeling unwell.

The Duke travelled to hospital by car and this was not an emergency admission. The source added that Prince Philip walked into the hospital unaided and his illness is not COVID-19 related.

Queen Elizabeth remains at Windsor Castle. Prince Philip’s admission was a precautionary admission based on the advice of His Rotal Highness’s doctor.

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Less elderly people aged over 80 are needing recovery from COVID-19 thanks to the vaccine

Feb 18 2021 Share

Malta is noticing the first clear signs that the COVID-19 vaccine is doing its job.

Less elderly are being recorded to need recovery from COVID-19 at Mater Dei.

It’s been 52 days since the National Inocculatin Programme commenced and 10% of the Maltese population have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine while only 3% have received the second dose.

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Apple reveal new emoji updates for iOS 14.5

Feb 17 2021 Share

An Apple iOS update is coming very soon and with it, a new barrage of memojis, emojis and updates which everyone looks forward too.

Apple’s latest update includes more gender-inclusive entries using a wider range of people highlighting same-sex and gender-neutral couples, more facial expressions, man-buns, face masks and more.

iOS 14.5 is currently available as a public beta due to potential bugs the company is working on eliminating, but is expected to roll out soon.

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EU secures 300 million more Moderna vaccines amid variant worries

Feb 17 2021 Share

The European Union has revealed that they have reached an agreement with Moderna to secure another 300 million doses of their COVID-19 vaccine amid worries caused by the recent spread of virus variants.

The news comes after the EU’s purchase of another 200 million doses of Pifzer and BioNTech vaccines with EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen stating that with 2.6 million doses the union will be able to provide vaccines to citizens, neighbours and partners.

The EU plans to ramp up virus-detection programmes and speed up vaccine approvals as many countries lag behind inoculation programmes in countries such as Britain and the United States, despite starting vaccines close to two months ago.

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