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How Covid shook the US: eight charts that capture the last two years

It has been two years since the US declared a national emergency because of Covid – these graphics show the costs and cautious hopes for the future

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Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine, Covid, sport, weather and road updates as Wales could be set to welcome 1,000 refugees

All the latest news from Wales and further afield amid rising efforts to help victims of Ukraine war

Wales Online

A megalopolis of engineering: the verdict on London’s £18bn new Elizabeth line

Brexit, Covid, Ukraine… the world has changed dramatically since work began on the Crossrail project. With its opening imminent, our architecture critic takes a ride

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Chief medic warns covid hasn't gone away as new data shows one in 18 Scots have virus

Professor Sir Gregor Smith warned there was “no room for complacency” after new data showed that an estimated one in 18 Scots had the virus in the first week of March.

Daily Record

Absences, staffing crisis, and lost skills: The major problems facing Wales' schools in wake of Covid

It is two years since the unprecedented shutdown of the education system in Wales as coronavirus took hold of society. But, with all legal restrictions set to end, in many ways the challenge for schools is just beginning

Wales Online

Queen could miss Prince Philip memorial service as she ‘rules out’ using wheelchair

The Queen has recovered from Covid, with Buckingham Palace saying at the time she was experiencing “mild cold-like symptoms”, but she hasn't met a group of people in public since February 5

Daily Mirror

Nation records 16 Covid deaths; 25% of assessed Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley properties uninhabitable after floods – as it happened

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Window-dressing is no real cure

Two years into the Covid-19 pandemic and billions of doses of vaccines later, the world, it seemed, could finally let out a sigh of collective relief.

Bangkok Post

Walk this way: Australia’s urban tours find their feet by going niche

Once the pedestrian equivalent of a double-decker tourist bus, the new breed of walking tours can be genuinely revealing – even if you’re a local

The Guardian - AU

Crowds return to the Chicago River as city goes green for St. Pat’s

After COVID shutdowns, Chicago’s river dyeing and parade came back Saturday.

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6 things the Government has sneaked out during Russia's invasion of Ukraine

A gaffe-prone Tory who presided over the Covid exams chaos was awarded a knighthood. MPs were offered a pay rise, and poor Brit graduates learned they could pay £28k more towards student loans, over their lifetimes

Daily Mirror

Panic buying toilet roll, Leo Varadkar’s speech, 27 Covid cases: A look back on two years of the pandemic in Ireland

With the pandemic (hopefully) behind us, we reflect on the very beginning of lockdown in Ireland that started with 27 Covid cases, a speech from Leo Varadkar and a wave of panic buying

Irish Mirror

When can facemasks stop being worn in Scotland as Covid rules set to ease

Face masks have been a part of our lives for almost two years now.

Daily Record

Covid rates surge across England amid new 'hybrid' variant - as Government prepares to ease rules

Waning boosters, more socialising and the rise of mutant variants are thought to be behind the surge

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Salford City Council writes off more than £700k in irrecoverable debts linked to Covid

The council wrote-off £709,320.96 in total

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Covid has slipped from the headlines – but with restrictions eased, cases are rising

Despite what many think, coronavirus is still a threat, and it will be while we fail to take precautionary measures, says Kit Yates of the University of Bath

Glasgow Live

Rising covid cases in Scotland being 'intensely monitored' as estimated 1 in 18 had virus last week

Professor Sir Gregor Smith spoke out after the data from the Office for National Statistics showed that in the first week of March an estimated one in 18 Scots had the virus.

Daily Record

Soaring Scots Covid cases 'scrutinised intensely' says chief medical officer

Professor Sir Gregor Smith releaseda statement after it was revealed one in 18 Scots had the deadly bug in the first week of March.

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The Covid cloud is starting to lift – but two years on, its legacy of grief lingers

US could be turning the corner on the pandemic, but not if you are one of the many people who has lost loved ones or is suffering post-coronavirus symptoms known as long Covid

Inverse

Child Covid-19 vaccines: What the U.K.'s confusing rollout reveals

The aim is not to tackle omicron, but to future-proof childhood immunity against the next generation of variants. The U.K.'s approach to childhood Covid-19 vaccines has been questionable.

The Guardian - AU

Morrison plays down fresh Covid restrictions as experts say boosters best way to tackle subvariant

NSW health minister also ‘not at all keen’ to reintroduce masks and curbs on movement as reportedly recommended by officials

Chronicle Live

Covid cases rising across the North East as warning issued over Omicron BA.2 variant

It is understood that a variant of Omicron dubbed "stealth" Omicron may be causing the uptick across the region

The Guardian - AU

Scott Morrison says Covid close contact isolation rule ‘redundant’, more mobile homes on way to NSW flood victims – as it happened

Prime minister says old rules are ‘starving businesses of staff’. This blog is now closed

Tribune News Service

Lo que revelan los minicorazones y otros órganos acerca del COVID prolongado

SAN JOSÉ, California— El ataque del virus COVID-19 al corazón humano queda completamente oculto a la vista, revelado solo por los daños que permanecen.

The Times of India

Left for home during Covid, nurses start returning to Kolkata pvt hospitals

KOLKATA: Nurses who had quit private hospitals in Kolkata soon after the pandemic set in two years ago have started returning, much to the relief of hospitals. More than 800 nurses had left their jobs and returned to their states — mostly to the Northeast, Odisha, Kerala and Jharkhand —…

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