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Deadline looms in Covid inquiry row as Boris Johnson says WhatsApps can be given

The Cabinet Office has confirmed it has received the information from Mr Johnson

Evening Standard

Thursday briefing: Why Covid fines were more likely for minorities and the worse off

In today’s newsletter: More than 120,000 penalties were handed out during the pandemic – but there’s a question of how fairly they were issued

The Guardian - UK

‘It felt like we were in the 90s!’ HomeBass, the white van revving up UK rave culture

The father and son DJ duo have become viral sensations for their guerrilla raves. Now working with brands and major labels, can they keep their countercultural spirit alive?

The Guardian - UK

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Covid inquiry must examine impact of UK’s ‘broken sick pay’ system, says TUC

Failure to provide proper financial support left millions exposed to pandemic, says union boss

The Guardian - UK

Hospital COVID outbreak grows to 22 patients, new health measures in place

CHS said people must wear masks and reconsider the need to visit the hospital.

The Canberra Times

Deadline looms again in Covid inquiry row as Johnson says WhatsApps can be given

The Cabinet Office has confirmed it has received the information from Mr Johnson.

The Independent UK

Covid Inquiry 'should probe sick pay system' that 'stopped workers isolating'

The Trades Union Congress called on Baroness Heather Hallett's investigation to look at rules and rates for statutory sick pay, amid claims some workers could not afford to self-isolate

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The first line of vaccines was highly effective at restricting COVID-19’s damage

After more than three years of COVID-19, the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that over 763 million infections, and nearly seven million deaths, have been attributed to SARS-CoV-2.

The Conversation

China's 'controllable' COVID-19 surge expected to peak at 65 million cases per week

Despite warnings a new wave of coronavirus driven by the latest XBB variants could peak at up to 65 million cases a week, China's health authorities say the situation remains under control.

ABC News

Brain fog and fatigue are some of its well-known symptoms. But how do I know if I have long COVID?

Scientists still don't know what causes it, how to treat it — or even how to best diagnose it. So how do we know if we have long COVID?

ABC News

The pros and cons of Ange Postecoglou's Celtic to Spurs move analysed

The Australian, 57, is believed to be the preferred candidate for the vacant Tottenham job.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson hands over his WhatsApps and urges Cabinet Office to give them to Covid inquiry

Rishi Sunak under pressure to end farce and sanction the release of the documents to the inquiry ahead of Thursday’s deadline

The Independent UK

Changes in Pandemic-Era Benefits Mean New Hardship for Millions

Ending the pandemic emergency increases burdens for people with long COVID.

Capital & Main

Book of the Week: An incident on Banks Peninsula

Paddy Richardson is swept away by a magical new novel.

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The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon's WhatsApps 'to be probed in Covid inquiry'

THE Scottish Government has been told to give the Covid inquiry the WhatsApp messages of Nicola Sturgeon and other key players during the pandemic.

The Guardian - UK

Battle to withhold Covid messages is about much more than Boris Johnson

Rishi Sunak must weigh up how it would look for his government to try to conceal material from a government-commissioned inquiry

Reuters

Boris Johnson hands COVID-era WhatsApps to UK government amid inquiry row

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has given his pandemic-era notebooks and messages to the government and urged officials to pass them on to an independent COVID-19 inquiry, his spokesman said on Wednesday.

The Conversation

How to hone your leadership skills, and what your company can do to help

The UK labour market has finally started to see a fall in vacancies following a post-COVID spike in open positions. But there are still more than a million job vacancies, which are “damaging the economy by preventing firms from fulfilling order books and taking on new work”, according to the…

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Daily Record

Alyth Show looks set to go ahead this year after COVID break

Alyth and District Agricultural Show will return next month with a new format

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson hands over his Whatsapps and urges Cabinet Office to give them to Covid inquiry

Rishi Sunak under pressure to end farce and sanction release to inquiry ahead of Thursday’s deadline

Manchester Evening News

Boris Johnson's 'full and unredacted' notebooks and WhatsApp messages have been handed over

Material demanded by the Covid-19 inquiry chair has now been handed to the Cabinet Office, according to a spokesperson for the former PM

Wales Online

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson hands WhatsApps and notebooks over amid Covid inquiry row

A spokesman for Boris Johnson said all the material requested by the Covid inquiry had been handed to the Cabinet Office and should be disclosed

The Guardian - UK

Covid inquiry: Boris Johnson hands over WhatsApps and notes to Cabinet Office

Former prime minister gives tranche of documents to the Cabinet Office, challenging officials to pass them on

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson hands WhatsApps and notebooks to Cabinet Office amid Covid inquiry row

Boris Johnson has handed his unredacted WhatsApp messages and notebooks to the Cabinet Office...

The Guardian - UK

What would Britain look like today if we’d chosen to follow the roads not taken?

An exhibition in Berlin explores 14 alternative histories for Germany. What a shame that we don’t do the same, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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