More than 100 coronavirus cases linked to controversial Smash Mouth gig

The UK has recorded a further nine coronavirus-related deaths and more than 2,500 confirmed cases since yesterday.As of 9am on Monday, there had been a further 2,621 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK.Overall, 371,125 cases have been confirmed.A further nine people have died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of Monday.This brings the UK total to 41,637, according to the Department of Health.Separate figures published by the UK’s statistics agencies show there have now

NHS Fife has confirmed seven people linked to the Police Scotland training college at Tulliallan have tested positive for Covid-19. The number of confirmed cases includes household contacts of people associated with the Alloa facility.

coronavirus outbreak has been confirmed at an Edinburgh school. Gracemount High School had informed parents and staff last week that a positive covid case had been identified at the school.Those in close contact had been advised to stay at home for 14 days.

coronavirus cases was associated with younger people. The health secretary's comment was made as he calls for rules aimed at limiting the spread of the virus to be observed.

here“The rise in the number of cases that we have seen today is concerning,” Mr Hancock said.“The cases are predominantly among younger people but we have seen in other countries across the world and in Europe this sort of rise in the cases among younger people lead to a rise across the population as a whole, so it so important that people don’t allow this illness to infect their grandparents and to lead to the sort of problems that we saw earlier in the year.”As of 9am on Sunday (September 6)

coronavirus across Britain according to the latest figures released on Saturday. Data published on the official Government dashboard revealed an additional 12 deaths were recorded in all settings.The Government said a total of 41,549 people had died in the UK within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of Saturday.

Covid-19 - an increase of 10 since yesterday.

coronavirus-related death linked to a recent festival that Smash Mouth performed at has now been reported.Thousands gathered at Smash Mouth’s concert on August 9 where they performed as part of Sturgis Motorcycle Rally’s 10-day event.

coronavirus across Britain according to the latest figures released on Wednesday. Data published on the official Government dashboard revealed an additional 10 deaths were recorded in all settings.

coronavirus cases. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s test and protect team are carrying out contact tracing at four primaries and one secondary school but say there is no evidence of transmission within the schools themselves.

Turns out, ignoring coronavirus pandemic protocols to see Smash Mouth in concert is NOT a smart idea.