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Obsessed? Frightened? Wakeful? War in Ukraine sparks return of doomscrolling

As happened with Covid, the compulsive need to keep up with the Russian invasion is taking a toll on our mental health

The Guardian - UK

NT reports 231 new COVID-19 cases, with 54 patients in hospital

Twelve COVID-19 patients in Northern Territory hospitals require oxygen and two patients are in intensive care, according to NT Health.

ABC News

‘Batman’ poised for No. 1 as Warner refocuses on theaters

Warner Bros. highly anticipated superhero reboot “The Batman” is bringing cheer to movie theaters this weekend and showing Sony Group’s “Spider-Man: No Way Home” was more than a one-off success for the industry after two years of pain coping with COVID-19.

Tribune News Service

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The clinically vulnerable people furious at the government for removal of Covid restrictions - and those who aren't

The vulnerable people who say the government has 'forgotten' versus those who say they 'want to get on with their lives'

Manchester Evening News

Omicron Covid scam texts pretending to be from NHS swindle £531,000 from Brits in two months

Action Fraud says that in 2022, 412 people have fallen victim to scammers who pretend to be the NHS and send texts requesting personal information

Chronicle Live

Covid pandemic sparks steep rise in number of people in UK with long-term illness

Figures have soared by 1.2m in two years of pandemic as long Covid takes its toll

The Guardian - UK

11 ways Tory cost-of-living crisis will squeeze your family next month

Energy bills are rising along with National Insurance, Council Tax, rail fares and inflation - while other help is frozen, wages suffer a real-terms cut and you have to pay for Covid tests. Here are 11 hits coming next month to your wallet

Daily Mirror

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Nicola Sturgeon to attend Edinburgh event celebrating female achievements during covid

Nicola Sturgeon along with actor Carmen Pieraccini, Scottish Parliament Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone MSP, public health expert Professor Linda Bauld and Brenda King, chief executive of the charity African and Caribbean Diversity will attend the event.

Edinburgh Live

Michael Madigan’s indictment adds corruption to crime and COVID as election-year issues for Democrats

The swagger that Illinois’ Democrats have displayed since taking full control of Springfield three years ago had already been tamped down by the political realities of confronting crime and COVID when corruption reared up as one more daunting campaign issue heading into this year’s elections.

Chicago Tribune

Bristol Covid-19 latest: City sees big drop in cases as deaths remain low

Death rates are at their lowest since Omicron variant arrived

Bristol Post

4 test Covid positive in Ludhiana

LUDHIANA: Four residents of Ludhiana and one from outside tested positive for Covid here on Friday.

The Times of India

Tricity logs 36 Covid cases, no death

CHANDIGARH/MOHALI/PANCHKULA: In Chandigarh, nine patients tested positive for Covid and 22 patients were discharged, taking the active cases to 98 on Friday. Positivity rate has declined to 0.48%. The total discharged patients are 90,522 while confirmed cases are 91,785 including 1,165 deaths. There are eight patients on oxygen support, while…

The Times of India

Covid travel rules: Australia update entry requirements as borders fully open

This week Western Australia lifted their border restrictions, making it the final state to relax their Covid rules. International travellers are now allowed entry into the country.

Edinburgh Live

Queensland records 11th flood death; Australia reports 48 Covid deaths – as it happened

Queensland announces financial support of $558.5m for flood-hit communities as insurance claims estimated to hit $1bn. This blog is now closed

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650 jobs at risk as Government ends contracts with Newcastle and Gateshead's Integrated Covid Hub

Hundreds of people face redundancy as NHS bosses have been told Covid testing contract for the Lighthouse Lab in Gateshead will end on March 31

The Independent UK

NHS accused of racism as black nurses report being put in Covid areas

‘It beats being a slave’ one nurse was told when she challenged managers over her workload

The Hindu

With pandemic receding, focus shifts to secondary and tertiary care

With the COVID-19 pandemic receding, the State’s focus has now shifted towards tertiary and secondary healthcare. The State Budget on Friday did not spell out any vision on preparedness for pandemic control in the future.

The Times of India

Delhi govt extends liquor licences under new policy for 2 months

NEW DELHI: The Delhi government's excise department has extended the licences of liquor wholesalers and establishments such as bars and restaurants under a new policy for two months, in view of disruption caused by the third Covid wave and subsequent lockdown.

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Irish Mirror

All of the Covid updates from Europe's holiday hotspots - from eased restrictions to entry rules

Measures like vaccination, testing and passenger locator forms have been mandatory for months now

Daily Record

Seven key norovirus symptoms to look out for as infection numbers rise in the UK

Health officials say there has been a rise in the number of cases as people start to mix more amid the Covid pandemic.

Wales Online

Mark Drakeford responds to UK leaders who called Wales' Covid rules nonsense

Wales' First Minister was scathing about attacks by leading UK government figures on Wales' ability to set its own Covid rules

Evening Standard

London’s Covid R number falls to between 0.7-0.9 as people ‘less worried about pandemic than ever’

The number of people worried about the pandemic has fallen to its lowest level, ONS has revealed

Wales Online

Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Friday, March 4

It has been announced that all legal Covid measures in Wales could be removed by March 28 should the situation remain stable

Wales Online

Welsh Secretary Simon Hart says he wishes Wales hadn't had its own Covid rules during the pandemic

Simon Hart represents the Wales Office in the UK government cabinet

Evening Standard

Canary Islands ‘to axe Covid rules including masks for summer’ in holiday boost

Canaries’ public health director José Juan Alemán has told local media the Covid curbs could be scrapped by June in time for a carnival in Tenerife’s Santa Cruz

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