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Sajid Javid will wear face mask on tube - despite Boris Johnson ending Covid rules

Health Secretary Sajid Javid warned Covid is 'certainly not done with us' as he said he would continue to wear a face covering on the tube if infection rates were high

Daily Mirror

Lifting of Covid rules in England ‘will lead to rise in home schooling’

Fears over ‘forced exclusion’ of vulnerable pupils whose families will be too scared to send them to school

The Guardian - UK

Queen cancels virtual engagements as she suffers ‘cold-like Covid symptoms’

Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday the Queen was still experiencing “mild cold-like symptoms” after a positive Covid test.

Evening Standard

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Nicola Sturgeon to announce Scotland’s plan for living with Covid

Scottish government to publish blueprint for managing and recovering from Covid

The Independent UK

Strong possibility we will need Covid jab every year says JCVI

"The direction of discussion at the moment is certainly a booster campaign in the autumn"

Wales Online

Boris Johnson under pressure from Tories and opposition MPs to go further on Russia sanctions – as it happened

PM unveils sanctions on five Russian banks and three individuals

The Guardian - UK

‘Strong possibility’ Covid jabs will be given every autumn alongside flu vaccine

Boris Johnson has hailed the development of vaccines for coronavirus as ‘possibly the greatest national effort in our peacetime history’.

The Independent UK

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‘I’ll still wear a face mask on packed Tube’, says Sajid Javid

Health Secretary Sajid Javid has said he will continue to wear a mask on a packed Tube train because the number of Covid infections in London is still high.

Evening Standard

As COVID slogs on, seniors find fortitude waning and malaise growing

Late one night in January, Jonathan Coffino, 78, turned to his wife as they sat in bed. “I don’t know how much longer I can do this,” he said, glumly.

Tribune News Service

HSBC boosts staff bonus pool by a third to £2.6bn as profits soar in Covid crisis

London-headquartered bank paid more than 451 of its staff £830,000 or more last year

The Guardian - UK

Kate Garraway says husband Derek would die within three days without expert care

Kate's husband, Derek Draper, is battling his way back from Covid-19 which left him hospitalised and in a coma back in March 2020. He requires 24 hour care while a new documentary will give more insight into his treatment and recovery.

Daily Mirror

Inside Kate Garraway and Derek Draper's secret trip to Mexico for long Covid treatment

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has opened up about the secret trip to Mexico she embarked on with husband Derek Draper. The pair travelled abroad in the hope of getting pioneering treatment for Derek, who has been suffering terribly with long Covid

Daily Mirror

Expert Simon Calder answers your questions about travel to Australia and beyond as restrictions ease

Covid tests for Australia, passport problems and your rights when a storm scuppers your journey

The Independent UK

Covid-19 Ireland: Date confirmed to scrap most of remaining restrictions as mask-wearing rules set to be lifted

Face coverings will no longer be compulsory in shops, on public transport, in schools or at work

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Wales Online

Health Secretary says he will still wear mask after end of Covid rules

"Covid is still out there. We may be done with Covid, but it is certainly not done with us and we have to remain cautious and vigilant."

Wales Online

Welsh morning headlines: News, coronavirus, sport, weather and roads updates as UK government ends covid testing

The UK Government is changing the rules on testing and isolation in England

Evening Standard

EU to scrap pre-departure Covid tests for British travellers

The plans could be approved as soon as Tuesday and come in ahead of Easter

The Guardian - UK

UK reports 205 new coronavirus-related deaths and 41,130 cases; Ireland to drop most curbs – as it happened

Ireland will drop most restrictions, including mandatory face masks, on Monday

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Glasgow Live

Nicola Sturgeon to announce new covid strategic framework today

The First Minister will speak in Holyrood this afternoon as the Scottish Government's blueprint for managing and recovering from Covid-19 is published.

Manchester Evening News

A route back to normality or 'absolutely crazy'? Division on Greater Manchester's streets over Boris Johnson's Covid plans

From Thursday people will no longer be legally required to self-isolate in a major shake-up of the country's response to the pandemic

Evening Standard

Revealed: Thousands face decade-long criminal records for Covid rule breaches

There were more than 3,000 “recordable” Covid convictions — which may appear in DBS checks —between March and December 2020

Evening Standard

Dame Helen Mirren ‘absolutely’ wants to see return of free TV licences for the elderly

‘I think it’s the least we can do towards the end of people’s lives’

Daily Mirror

New Covid rules: All your questions answered - from work to pub nights out

It will mean mandatory self-isolation will be axed from Thursday, £500 isolation payments and Day One sick pay will go,and free tests will be axed from April 1 - with a 72-hour limit already in place to stop stockpiling

Dublin Live

Taoiseach Micheal Martin reveals end date for Covid restrictions as face mask rules to be lifted

There will be an ‘advisory’ in place to wear a mask on public transport, but there will be no law or sanctions

The Guardian - UK

How to save our precious public services? A windfall tax on those who got rich from Covid

Rowan Williams is right. A one-off charge on the 1% who boosted their incomes during the pandemic is urgently needed, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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