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Delta variant may lead to higher rates of hospitalisation, PHE warns

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By Olivia Alabaster Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
(AFP via Getty Images) The Indian delta Covid variant may lead to an increased risk of hospitalisation compared to the UK alpha variant, Public Health England has said. Delta is also now believed to be the dominant variant in the UK, having overtaken the alpha variant, PHE experts believe, and cases have risen by 5,472 since last week, to 12,431.
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Sarah Everard: Clapham vigil cancelled, organisers say

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By Olivia Alabaster Verified
| MSN Verified
© Provided by The Independent A vigil planned to commemorate Sarah Everard has been cancelled, organisers have said. Organisers from Reclaim These Streets said: "Update: We are sorry to confirm that our Clapham vigil scheduled for tonight is cancelled." They added: "Instead, we are fundraising £320,000 for women’s causes: £10K for every proposed fine for the 32 vigils originally scheduled." By midday on Saturday, over £100,000 had already been raised.
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Syrian refugees find solace in rooftop gardens

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By Olivia Alabaster Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Beirut – Fatin Kazzi’s sun-drenched balcony garden is a cluster of makeshift planters, some fashioned out of crates or the ends of two-litre plastic water bottles. Already bursting with strawberries, mint, basil, peppers and celery, the garden is just a month old, but Kazzi – who is living in Beirut as a refugee having fled Aleppo five years ago amid Syria’s civil war – eventually hopes to be able to make her own salad from the vegetables here. “I’m a city girl.
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