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Second dose of monkeypox vaccine to be offered to those most at risk, government announces

Second doses will be offered two to three months after initial jab, says UKHSA

The Independent UK

£6m needed to tackle ME crisis as patients demand action over increasing long covid fears

A demonstration is being planned outside the Scottish Parliament amid calls to ring-fence £6million a year to treat ME patients.

Daily Record

Fight to end virus pandemic takes place on UN's sidelines

While the coronavirus pandemic was not the main focus of the U.N. General Assembly, the conversations were still happening on the sidelines

The Independent UK

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New Covid strain added to watchlist

A new Omicron subvariant known as BQ.1.1, first reported in the United Kingdom last month, is now on Thailand's watchlist as the newest fast-spreading coronavirus variant, according to the Center for Medical Genomics at Ramathibodi Hospital.

Bangkok Post

Monkeypox vaccine second doses available for most at risk, says UKHSA

Sexual health clinics will continue to prioritise offering first doses but some will offer second shots

The Guardian - UK

Second doses of vaccine to be offered to those most at risk from monkeypox

Modelling suggests vaccinating 25% of the groups most at risk could significantly reduce the risk of transmission.

The Independent UK

Moderna vs. Pfizer: Is it OK to mix and match the updated COVID-19 booster shots?

LOS ANGELES — As residents prepare to roll up their sleeves for a third, fourth or even fifth dose of COVID-19 vaccine, some may be wondering: Do I need to stick with the same brand, or is it safe to mix it up?

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Wales sees first rise in Covid infections for months, according to ONS infection survey

Wales and England both saw a rise compared with the previous week, but Scotland and Northern Ireland reported decreases

Wales Online

People urged to get Covid booster and ‘stay home if sick this winter’ as cases soar

The advice comes as latest Government figures show that the number of cases detected through mass community testing, as well as hospital admissions, have risen over the past week

Daily Mirror

'Blood on your hands' if world steps back on tackling COVID now - WHO official

If rich nations think the pandemic is over, they should help lower-income countries reach that point too, a senior World Health Organization official told Reuters.

Reuters

Covid rates skyrocket in some school-aged children after new term starts

The Office for National Statistics' latest Coronavirus Infection Survey shows a rapid increase in a matter of days in those in school years 7 to 11 since the term started again

Daily Mirror

Covid 'stay at home' warning issued by expert as Scotland's cases highest in UK

The UK's Chief Medical Adviser has urged people to stay home this winter if they feel unwell.

Daily Record

COVID infections in England increase for the first time in months

The ONS announced this was the first week-on-week increase since the start of July.

Manchester Evening News

UK’s autumn Covid wave could be worse than the last as cases rise

There is a mixture of variants in circulation, and signs of vaccine fatigue in the population

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The Independent UK

Covid-19 infections rise in England and Wales for first time since early July

The number of people in hospital with the virus is also showing early signs of a rise.

The Independent UK

First Covid rise in England and Wales for nearly 3 months as infections surge

But cases continue to fall in Northern Ireland and Scotland

Chronicle Live

Spain Covid travel rules to remain in force for British holidaymakers

Spain's Ministry of Health confirmed that the health control form is no longer required for holidaymakers, but other requirements have been extended

Irish Mirror

Scientists warn dangerous Russian bat virus could infect humans - and it resists Covid jabs

Using samples taken from people vaccinated against COVID-19, the team discovered Khosta-2 was not neutralised by current vaccines

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Flu is expected to flare up in U.S. this winter, raising fears of a 'twindemic'

After virtually disappearing for the last two years, there are troubling clues that the flu could come roaring back this year, to cause trouble alongside COVID.

Liverpool Echo

Covid 'stay at home' warning as hospital admissions rise again

UK's Chief Medical Adviser has issued a statement

The Independent UK

Nine Omicron symptoms affecting the fully vaccinated - and signs you may have it

Fainting and fatigue may signal onset of variant, experts say

The Independent UK

Covid: Top five symptoms after vaccination and signs you might have it

Covid infections are ‘set to rise again in coming weeks’ ahead of winter flu season

The Independent UK

New Covid warning over symptom that affects sleep

‘Isn’t that strange?’ scientist says as he shares different disease caused by BA.5

The Independent UK

People vaccinated against Covid share common symptom after testing positive

Around one in five vaccinated Britons with Omicron or Delta strain experienced diarrhoea as a symptom

Wales Online

New Russian 'bat virus' could infect humans and resist Covid-19 vaccines, scientists warn

The virus, 'Khosta-2', is categorised as the same type of coronavirus as SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid-19

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