Brits reported being left unwell for weeks after contracting the XFG, or 'American' version of Covid, which UKHSA data shows ...

The NHS says most people with Covid will feel better within a few weeks, although recovery can take longer for some people.

The UKHSA says it's currently 'monitoring all the data relating to Covid-19 variants in the UK and abroad' ...

Covid is spread from person to person through tiny viral droplets of mucus or saliva, ejected when a sick person coughs, ...

COVID-19 might not be at the center of our lives the way it was a few years ago, but it’s not gone. Far from it, actually. As ...

An American Covid -19 strain is on the rise in England, as more people are admitted to hospital. The UK Health and Security ...

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) confirmed the rate of positive Covid-19 tests in hospitals has increased from 5.9 to 7.0%, according to the latest figures in September, and also up is the hospit ...

Cases and hospital admissions are on the rise, the UKHSA reveals ...

Stay updated on the American COVID strain XFG. Explore its symptoms and the recent surge in UK hospitalizations. Your health ...

Thousands of people across the UK are falling ill with the dominant strain of Covid, XFG, which has been nicknamed American ...

As reported by The Mirror, in the week of 24 September, hospital admissions with Covid increased from 0.81 per 100,000 people ...