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The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

'Covid is still here' - Vaccination boss urges caution despite easing of restrictions

Over-16s can get jab at Bolton walk-in centres

Manchester Evening News

TfL funding crisis: new Covid bailout deal agreed with Government

Mayor remains under orders to reform TfL pension scheme - increasing the threat of more Tube strikes

Evening Standard

Clarity for Perthshire business as COVID legislation set to disappear in March

The chief executive of Perthshire Chamber of Commerce welcomes the end of legal requirements for the business sector which has been "pushed to the brink."

Daily Record

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Heather Knight: England have point to prove against Australia in Women’s Cricket World Cup

The captain also accepts it is “unlikely” the upcoming Women’s Cricket World Cup will be Covid-free

The Independent UK

Edinburgh's new Covid hotspots as Nicola Sturgeon confirms easing of rules from March

Over the last week, Scotland has reported some 43,440 positive cases of coronavirus across the country, with a seven-day positivity rate of 794.7 per 100,000 of the population.

Edinburgh Live

Time now to look at ourselves as a nation and take stock: Covid has changed Britain

The UK is still a calmer place than it may appear, but the pandemic has fuelled cynicism and resentment, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Another 21 Covid-linked deaths recorded in weekly update

The figure represents a decrease of 13 fatalities on the 34 deaths that occurred in the previous week.

The Independent UK

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North Dublin pizza parlour hoping to become key part of 'hopping' community after quiet Covid opening

Business is starting to boom in the fabulous new area

Dublin Live

Council tax set to increase by 2.5 per cent in Perth and Kinross

Councillors voted to reject proposals to remove school crossing patrollers and primary swimming lessons as they set PKC's 2022/23 revenue budget

Daily Record

Nolan Finley: Giving up COVID, keeping mask, fist bumps

I gave up my fear of COVID-19 the moment the second shot of the Moderna vaccine went into my arm a year ago.

Tribune News Service

Lockdown lifestyles: how has Covid changed lives in the UK?

Nearly two years after the first lockdown was implemented, legal restrictions related to coronavirus are finally being lifted. Here we chart what has changed in people’s lives

The Guardian - UK

Chess: Fide cancels Moscow Olympiad as Carlsen beats Covid to reach final

The global chess body will seek a new venue for the 2022 Olympiad, while the world champion and his recently defeated challenger, Ian Nepomniachtchi, meet in the two-day Airthings Masters final

The Guardian - UK

Covid Rages in Iraq as Vaccinations Lag

In the stores and buses of Iraq masks are rare even as Covid-19 spreads widely, vaccines are viewed with suspicion and the sick see hospitals as a last resort. At Al-Shifaa Hospital in the capital Baghdad, the ramifications are clear, reported AFP. "More than 95 percent of those sick with…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Covid rules being scrapped is a 'very high risk' gamble, warn Greater Manchester business leaders

Business and union leaders in the region raise concerns as self-isolation requirement comes to an end

Manchester Evening News

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Kissing goodbye to Covid curbs will help West End roar, say business leaders

The first weekend since Thursday’s ending of the last remaining Covid rules is expected to be London’s busiest in two years

The Independent UK

‘We are broken’: The 2020 diaries of an ICU nurse on the Covid frontline

Anthea Allen is a critical care nurse at St George’s Hospital. This is what the beginning of Covid was really like

Bangkok Post

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The Guardian - UK

England’s Covid vaccine drive good value for money at £8.3bn, says NAO

Spending watchdog praises everyone involved in programme but warns of ‘substantial risks’ to future success

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Chicago Sun-Times

With city COVID mandates going away, here’s what some businesses plan to do starting Monday

"We are going to go with the city guidelines because we’ve trusted the experts and if they say it is OK, we just have to trust that," said a restaurant owner who is planning to drop all restrictions next week.

The Times of India

Kolkata: No more PPE at private hospital non-Covid wards

KOLKATA: With the number of Covid patients sliding drastically across Kolkata’s private hospitals, the latter have discontinued the compulsory use of full PPE and protective gear for their health workers in non-Covid wards that have seen a sharp rise in occupancy ever since the third wave ebbed in late-January. Several…

The Times of India

Covid: Tamil Nadu reports 575 fresh infections, 4 deaths

CHENNAI: Fresh cases of Covid-19 dropped to 575 on Thursday when a dozen districts reported a marginal increase in new cases compared to their tally on Wednesday.

Benzinga

4 Oil And Gas Stocks To Watch As Russia-Ukraine Conflict Intensifies

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to send almost 200,000 troops into Ukraine as part of an invasion has sent the stock market into uncertain territory. Oil demand and prices collapsed in the spring of 2020 to as low as $9 per barrel as COVID-19 prompted governments to shut down commerce and…

Daily Mirror

Mum of girl, 4, with Down's syndrome slams 'terrifying' end of Covid isolation rules

From today, Brits in England are no longer required by law to self-isolate if they have Covid - but mum Rachel Curtis worries for her daughter Betsy, four, who is vulnerable

Bangkok Post

Post-Covid and good governance

We are still in the midst of the Covid pandemic. We now know that it takes a few days for the disease to reveal any symptoms, but we may not realise that it has a profoundly negative effect in terms of our ability to trust others.

The Guardian - AU

Queensland floods prompt 1,000 calls for help as heavy rain continues – as it happened

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