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Life after lockdown - tell us how your social life has changed for the chance to win a £250 Ticketmaster gift card

Have your say in our survey marking the second anniversary of the Covid lockdown

Manchester Evening News

Spain travel update as Canary Islands to change remaining Covid rules tomorrow

It will mean dancing will be able to return to clubs and discos at long last.

Daily Record

Covid: Where can I buy a lateral flow test and how much does it cost?

Free universal testing will be scrapped from 1 April for most people

The Independent UK

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Liverpool school sends pupils home as covid causes 'unprecedented' staff absences

Headteacher tells parents he has no choice but to move to hybrid learning model, with a fifth of staff off sick

Liverpool Echo

Stand-up comedy shines during a tough time for music touring

Over the past two years, COVID-19 battered the live entertainment industry with illness, lockdowns, closures, postponements and capacity restrictions. But in the same time period, talent agents have seen a revival in stand-up comedy, driven partly by surprisingly strong demand for live shows.

Tribune News Service

IPL 2022: No added advantage of playing in Mumbai, says Rohit Sharma

MUMBAI: Before Covid happened, the IPL was played on a home and away basis, and one of the biggest beneficiaries of that system were the Mumbai Indians, who, buoyed by a vociferous home crowd, would tend to win all their seven games at the Wankhede Stadium, which had become their…

The Times of India

Holly Willoughby looks pretty in pink as she returns to This Morning after Covid

Mother-of-three Holly Willoughby looked radiant in a midi-length floral dress as she returned to the ITV studios on Wednesday to host This Morning with Phillip Schofield

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Canary Islands to scrap last Covid rules from Thursday - and dancing in clubs is back

Canary Islands are set to suspend the last of their local Covid rules from Thursday which will include lifting restrictions on venue capacity and allowing people to dance in clubs again

Daily Mirror

Covid absences in schools triple in two weeks as more than 200,000 off sick

New data reveals “worrying” picture for pupils’ exam performances, headteachers say

The Independent UK

Lateral flow tests temporarily unavailable on NHS website

Under the government’s Living with Covid plan, the provision of free tests had been due to end on April 1

Evening Standard

Fashion Sakala in Rangers sweat for Celtic clash as star tests positive for Covid ahead of derby showdown

The Zambia international has returned a positive result while preparing for the double header against Congo and Turkey.

Daily Record

New Zealand to remove almost all Covid restrictions ahead of tourist return

‘New Zealanders have worked incredibly hard to get through this pandemic and as a result of those efforts we are now in a position to move forward and change the way we do things,’ Ms Ardern said

Evening Standard

Covid Ireland: New BA2 variant update, two obvious symptoms and calls for return of one restriction

“It’s a global wave. The WHO said there’s been an 8% increase [in cases worldwide] in the past week. It’s happening again."

Irish Mirror

Dignity returns to profit as customers spend more on funerals

The funeral business warned the end of Covid could also have an impact on sales as death rates fall.

The Independent UK

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Nurses urge Stephen Donnelly to declare 'national emergency' due to overcrowding

'Our nurses and midwives are burnt out and exhausted. We can’t expect them to be able to provide safe care in environments that are overcrowded'

The Guardian - UK

The claim that the NHS ‘coped’ with Covid is not true - it’s drowning and damaged

Two years on, so much rewriting of history has happened, it is easy to forget just how anarchic and desperate conditions were, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke

Chronicle Live

Two years on from lockdown families torn apart by Covid say their loved ones must not be forgotten

The first lockdown was enforced on March 23, 2020, and in the two years since, life for these families has changed forever

The Guardian - UK

Long Covid could create a generation affected by disability, expert warns

Prof Danny Altmann, immunologist at Imperial College London, says UK’s approach fails to take the impact of infections seriously

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The Guardian - UK

How has the UK economy fared in the two tumultuous years since Covid?

Analysis: the country suffered its worst recession in a century and inflation made an unwelcome return

The Times of India

Covid-19: Disaster Management Act provisions revoked after 2 years, wearing face masks to stay

NEW DELHI: After two years, the Government of India revoked provisions of the Disaster Management Act for Covid containment measures, as per the order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday.

ABC News

Neville Power gets suspended jail sentence for COVID breach of WA hard border after flying helicopter from Queensland cattle station

Nev Power, the former head of the nation's post-COVID task force and ex-CEO of Fortescue Metals Group, receives a suspended jail term after admitting he breached WA's strict COVID laws by flying his helicopter into the state without permission and not quarantining.

The Guardian - UK

False narratives about Covid left us with millions of deaths – will we challenge them now?

To stop another, more severe, pandemic, those misleading stories like thinking the virus would burn itself out can’t be forgotten, says science journalist Debora MacKenzie

The Guardian - UK

‘They’re entitled to know the world isn’t always a safe place’: how to talk to your children about the permacrisis

With the Ukraine invasion still raging, Covid cases rising again and the ongoing climate crisis, young people are picking up anxieties from social media and the playground. So what’s the best way to handle it?

Chronicle Live

Newcastle health boss's Covid warning to 'protect the vulnerable' two years after lockdown

Newcastle's Director of Public Health Prof Eugene reflected on the pandemic so far, and explained what the situation is in March 2022

The Independent UK

The people still living under lockdown rules: ‘I haven’t been touched by anyone in two years’

Two years since the UK’s first national lockdown, hundreds of thousands of people are still living under restrictive measures due to chronic illness or disabilities. Joanna Whitehead speaks with some of them

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