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Hope blooms for first tiptoe through the tulips after COVID

Tulip Top prepares for a spring opening after closure during COVID

The Canberra Times

Scores dip below 2017 levels across subjects, classes: National Achievement Survey

NEW DELHI: The academic disruptions due to the Covid-19 situation, with nearly a quarter of school children not having access to any digital devices, led to further deepening of the learning crisis in the country. When compared to the previous survey conducted in 2017, the National Achievement Survey (NAS) 2021…

The Times of India

COVID-19 reinfections on the rise across Australia as experts warn Omicron 'has tricks up its sleeve'

Experts are warning that COVID still "has tricks up its sleeve", with reinfections rising and new strains emerging.

ABC News

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'Mum was freed during Covid slowdown with diagnosis of Aspergers and ADHD at age 65'

Lucy Beaumont tells how her mum was diagnosed with several neurodivergent conditions during lockdown, but the time allowed her to figure out why she had found certain things so challenging

Daily Mirror

New Great Walk over the hump

Tired trampers might sometimes beg to differ with the assertion that the destination counts for less than the journey. But the country’s newest Great Walk should avoid any such argument.

Newsroom.co.nz

Thug jailed after threatening bar staff and throwing bike at cop

Charles Edwards also grabbed his partner by the neck and repeatedly threw her to the floor.

Daily Record

Northern Ireland centenary celebrated in shadow of Edward Carson – and Covid-19

There was a carnival atmosphere at Stormont where marchers and bands from across Northern Ireland massed on Saturday.

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Covid-19: Cases of B.A. sub-lineage of Omicron found in Maharashtra for first time

MUMBAI: For the first time in Maharashtra, four patients of B.A.4 sub-lineage and three cases of B.A.5 sub-lineage of the Omicron variant of coronavirus have been found, the state health department said on Saturday.

The Times of India

Two fresh COVID-19 cases logged in Vellore

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The Hindu

Hamilton Rugby Club exit explained as head coach moves for 'interesting challenge'

It's a local move as an exit is confirmed at Hamilton.

Daily Record

Cheetham Hill charity honoured with Queen's Voluntary Award for 30 years of improving wellbeing in North Manchester

Hopewell encourages healthy living and reduces social exclusion in the communities that make up North Manchester

Manchester Evening News

Council gives 'vital' loan as £970,000 sports building in East Leake hits funding snag

The project hit a financial snag amid rising construction costs due to the coronavirus pandemic

Nottingham Post

Edinburgh man with long Covid forced from home after neighbours flood flat

Nurudin Ismail had his Tollcross flat flooded by upstairs neighbours on May 6 causing water damage across his home

Daily Record

Covid memorial opens at Pollok Park as bereaved families share their memories

A national covid memorial has been opened in Glasgow's Pollok Park. Dozens of people attended the opening to share memories of those who lost their lives during the pandemic.

Glasgow Live

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The Guardian - UK

The Joy of Six: Liverpool v Real Madrid

From a first Paris meeting to a bizarre Covid spectacle via some big nights at Anfield, here are half a dozen memorable matches

Chronicle Live

Puffin Festival returns to Northumberland town after two years away with events throughout half-term

The Puffin Festival hasn't gone ahead for two years due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it's back in time for the Queen's Jubilee celebrations next weekend

Newcastle Herald

Weather and COVID delay city works by months

"That translates to about two and a half months of work being lost."

Manchester Evening News

"I don’t think anyone has gone to town like we have": The pretty village that has Queen's Jubilee celebrations all stitched up

Holmes Chapel residents have knitted up a storm to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee in this picturesque village, which will also light a beacon on June 2

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Reuters

Shanghai edges towards COVID reopening as Beijing plans to ease curbs

The Chinese metropolis of Shanghai inched further towards a gradual reopening from two months of grinding COVID-19 lockdown, while officials in Beijing prepared to ease curbs in parts of the capital, saying on Saturday its outbreak was under control.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh man with long Covid forced out of home after neighbours flood flat

The tenant has been left feeling 'sick, stressed and anxious' as a result of the ordeal.

The Hindu

India records 2,685 fresh COVID-19 cases, 33 deaths

The active cases comprise 0.04 per cent of the total infection.

The Times of India

Tricity reports 27 new Covid cases

CHANDIGARH: The city reported 15 Covid cases on Friday while 18 patients were discharged. Active cases have reached 91 and positivity rate was recorded at 1.32%. There are 92,374 confirmed cases, including 1,165 deaths. The recovery count is 91,118.

The Times of India

Bhopalis shun the mask; wear it for your safety, advises CMHO

BHOPAL: No compliance, no enforcement — it seems like Covid protocols have been laid to rest in the city. Even as Covid cases continue to surface in Bhopal daily, sighting a mask-wearing person is a rarity.

The Times of India

Madhya Pradesh: 30% rise in active Covid cases in a week, half of districts have at least 1 patient

BHOPAL: Half of the districts in the state now have at least one active Covid-19 patient while MP’s active caseload increased by over 30% in past seven days.

The Times of India

Fewer than 30% vaccinated among Mumbai's 12-14 population

MUMBAI: The Mumbai city is now the only district in Maharashtra where fewer than 30% of the young teenagers have taken at least one shot of the Covid-19 vaccine. Mumbai is behind the state average in vaccination of children between the ages of 12 and 14 years by a considerable…

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