Everything we know about coronavirus immunity

Migration vloggers | Proxima review Today's top stories Here's everything we know about coronavirus immunity so far People infected with Covid-19 do show an immune response to the virus, but the bad news is we don't know how long that response lasts On YouTube, vloggers are teaching people how to migrate illegally Forget Tenet, Proxima is the perfect film to reopen cinemas what you need to know Northern England sees lockdown rules tightened Health secretary Matt Hancock has introduced new restrictions for millions of people following a surge in coronavirus cases. The new rules, which cover large parts of Northern England, prevent people from meeting other households at their homes, either indoors or in gardens. Hancock blamed people not following social distancing rules for the change. This year's iPhones will be delayed Apple has confirmed its iPhone 12 range will be delayed from its expected September launch. The company hasn't revealed what has caused the delay but said the devices will be released "a few weeks later" than usual.  EU issues its first espionage sanctions The bloc has punished a Russian military espionage unit, four Chinese companies and North Korean hackers for previously launching cyberattacks hitting the EU. The sanctions include asset freezes and travel bans.  Netflix is turning Splinter Cell into a series John Wick writer Derek Kolstad will oversee the transformation of the game franchise, which itself is based on Tom Clancy's book series, into 16 TV episodes. The news follows a partnership between the streaming giant and games publisher Ubisoft. ONE MORE THING... By mid-March, intensive care was at the centre of the unfolding drama. ICUs were expanded to deal with the most serious Covid-19 cases, while surrounding wards were quickly repurposed to support them. As the crisis deepened and the prime minister himself was, for a brief period, cared for by an ICU team, critical care soon occupied a new place in the UK's consciousness The Guardian reports from inside the secret world of intensive care VIRTUAL BRIEFING: DEEPFAKES WIRED editor Greg Williams and political broadcaster and author Nina Schick discuss the rise of fake news and the disturbingly outsized impact this type of misinformation has on how we think, behave and believe. The briefing will take place on Wednesday, August 5 at 1pm BST. Register your place here, free of charge from the wired archive How to use Chrome like a pro Chrome is the world's dominant web browser, but you could be using it more efficiently FEATURED JOBS SENIOR DESIGN ENGINEER – SCOTTISH POWER APPLY TECHNICAL DESIGN ENGINEER – VODAFONE APPLY On the podcast + Received this from a friend? Subscribe to The Email from WIRED + Prefer a weekly digest? Subscribe to WIRED Weekender FOLLOW WIRED Unsubscribe   |   View this email in your browser Queries about this email? Contact datacontroller@condenast.co.uk Condé Nast Publications 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd Our Privacy Policy