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Victoria CrawEurope Correspondent

Victoria covers world news and features from News UK’s London office. Originally from New Zealand, she has previously worked in Sydney covering business, property and general news. She loves travelling anywhere new – especially if it involves beaches, good wine and plenty of pasta.

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TOPSHOT - A health worker prepares a syringe to inoculate a volunteer with a COVID-19 vaccine produced by the Chinese Sinopharm during its trial at the Clinical Studies Center of the Cayetano Heredia University in Lima on December 09, 2020. (Photo by ERNESTO BENAVIDES / AFP)

Reaction swiftly changes vaccine criteria

A large group of people have been told not to take the Pfizer vaccine in the UK after a key reaction, as the US debates whether to approve the jab.

UPDATEDSocial Media

Facebook, Messenger, Insta down in outage

Users across Europe and around the world complained after Facebook, Messenger and Instagram went offline in a mysterious outage.

At Work

Cops raid home of COVID ‘whistleblower’

A data scientist who was allegedly urged to fudge data on coronavirus deaths had armed police storm her home with guns drawn.

Global Coronavirus

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 08: A nurse holds a phial of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Guy's Hospital at the start of the largest ever immunisation programme in the UK's history on December 8, 2020 in London, United Kingdom. More than 50 hospitals across England were designated as covid-19 vaccine hubs, the first stage of what will be a lengthy vaccination campaign. NHS staff, over-80s, and care home residents will be among the first to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which recently received emergency approval from the country's health authorities. (Photo by Frank Augstein - Pool / Getty Images)

Dirty tricks slammed in vaccine race

Certain countries have been blamed for “snatching up” more than their share of vaccine supply, as the race to end the pandemic kicks into gear.

Global Coronavirus

An aerial picture shows construction work at the site of a lorry park being built between the villages of Sevington and Mersham, near the M20 motorway near Ashford in Kent, south east England on November 23, 2020, which will have the capacity to hold nearly 10,000 vehicles in the event of a no-deal Brexit. - Britain left the EU on January 31, but a 11-month transition period to allow for both sides to agree on a basis for a new relationship ends on December 31, 2020. Both UK and EU diplomats agreed that no swift end was sight in the negotiations with the Europeans urging British premier Boris Johnson to make a move. In case of a no-deal Brexit, Britain's government is developing giant lorry parks in Kent to prevent gridlock on the road system leading in and out of London. (Photo by BEN STANSALL / AFP)

Epic problem looming for UK

With first doses of the vaccine due to be given within hours, the UK is facing another epic problem that could derail everything.

Celebrity Life

Rita Ora holiday. Picture: ritaora/Instagram

Rita Ora busted breaking virus rules again

Popstar Rita Ora has been forced to issue a second grovelling apology after failing to quarantine from a private jet trip overseas.

Travel Updates

WHO flags key to international travel

A simple tech solution could be the key to unlocking international travel the WHO has suggested, but others are worried about what it might mean.

News Life

Gold Coast girl Ivona Ivanovic. Picture: Instagram of Ivona Ivanovic

Woman’s shooting death still a mystery

More than a year after she was shot in the chest and allegedly left to die by her friends, police are still trying to uncover what led to her death

Health Problems

Big catch with new COVID-19 vaccine

Pfizer’s vaccine will be rolled out within days and Australia could follow suit, but some people are not advised to take it and key side effects have been listed.

Online

Beijing's foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian has posted a falsified image of an Australian soldier slitting the throat of a child and said China condemned the murder of Afghan civilians

‘Huge mistake’: China’s move will backfire

China is only “damaging themselves” with the fake image tweeted this week, and it could have unintended consequences, a former top Aussie diplomat has warned.

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