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    17:40

    Gibraltar

    Gibraltar stands down from Major Incident posture as life starts to return to normal

    Debbie Bartlett

    Cafés, bars and restaurants reopened in Gibraltar on Monday after several weeks of being closed as part of the Covid-19 restrictions. All staff in catering establishments are having to wear double masks for the month of March, the maximum number of ... people who can sit at a table is six and no alcohol can be served between 3pm and 7pm, but a a feeling of normality has finally began to return to the town centre. The hours of the curfew also changed on Monday, from midnight to 6am instead of

    14:02

    National

    Spain bans 8-M International Women's Day demonstrations in Madrid

    MELCHOR SÁIZ-PARDO / ÁLVARO SOTO

    Spain's national government has decided to ban all demonstrations and mass gatherings in Madrid scheduled for Sunday 7 and Monday 8 March to mark International Women's Day. "Public health" reasons have been cited to prohibit any demonstration in

    12:52

    Gibraltar

    Schools in Gibraltar to reopen on Monday

    Debbie Bartlett

    The Gibraltar government confirmed this week that schools will reopen on Monday 22 February as planned, after being closed for two months because of the coronavirus pandemic. All health and safety and hygiene measures will continue to be in

    19:50

    National

    Black Monday: Spain's weekend death toll is the worst of the Covid-19 crisis

    MELCHOR SÁIZ-PARDO / ÁLVARO SOTO

    Never before has Spain had such a black Monday. The country today (8 February) recorded 909 deaths over the weekend since last Friday. Despite the very high number of deaths, that brings the toll to 62,295 since the start of the pandemic, it was ... for a month. In just one week, infections have fallen by 69 per cent compared to the 79,896 recorded last Monday. The sharp decrease in cases was translated into a fall in the national cumulative incidence rate which fell by 83 points by two days. ... still three regions, this Monday, with a rate of more than 900: the Valencian Community (994), Castilla y León (936) and La Rioja (929).

    08:40

    Local

    Covid-19: Andalucía records 41 deaths and adds more than 1,200 new cases of coronavirus

    EUROPA PRESS

    Thursday, on Wednesday 474, on Tuesday 359, Monday 610 and Sunday 940. Seville is again the province that has added the most cases, with 291, followed by Malaga with 271. Below the 200 positives are the rest of the provinces with 194 in Granada, 185 in ... Monday 12 and Sunday 13. Seville is the province with the most deaths, with nine, followed by Cordoba with eight, Cadiz and Malaga with six each, Huelva and Jaén with four, Almeria with three and Granada with one. Andalucía has 1,457 patients in

    13:08

    Local

    Covid-19: Andalucía adds eleven deaths and 650 cases, the lowest figure since 2 January

    EUROPA PRESS

    Andalucía has registered 650 new cases of coronavirus this Monday, 22 February, the lowest daily figure since the 407 on 2 January, according to official data from the regional government. The Junta de Andalucía has also counted eleven deaths in ... updated at the weekend). It is the first time the rate in the region has been below 300 since Monday, 11 January (298.3). Almeria is the province with the most new cases of the coronavirus with 170, followed by Seville with 118, Malaga with 108, Cadiz ... provinces. Andalucía currently has 2,338 patients in hospital with Covid-19, up five on Sunday. This Monday there are 564 people in an intensive care unit which is 17 fewer than the day before.