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‘Failure of an American ideology’: why Covid has an outsized impact on the US

As the US records 1 million Covid deaths, experts note underinvestment in long-term care, primary care and public health all contributed to the toll

The Guardian - US

US Covid deaths hit 1m, a death toll higher than any other country

Virus has laid bare America’s fragmented healthcare system and corrosive racial and socioeconomic inequality

The Guardian - US

China tightens curbs on overseas travel as part of Covid battle

HONG KONG: China has said it will impose tight restrictions on "non-essential" overseas travel for its citizens to help contain the worst coronavirus outbreak the country has seen in the past two years.

Bangkok Post

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Shanghai aims to reopen more COVID-shut businesses, Beijing battles on

Shanghai will gradually begin reopening businesses such as shopping malls and hair salons in China's financial and manufacturing hub from Monday after weeks in strict COVID-19 lockdown, while Beijing battles a small but stubborn outbreak.

Reuters

Minnesota GOP backs Scott Jensen in race to unseat Gov. Tim Walz

MINNEAPOLIS — Scott Jensen won the Minnesota Republican Party's endorsement for governor on Saturday, picking up his party's backing on the strength of a campaign built around opposition to pandemic restrictions and concern about COVID-19 vaccines.

Tribune News Service

Fewest daily Covid cases since Jan 6 announced Sunday

The country registered 6,094 more Covid-19 cases - the fewest since Jan 6 - and 51 new fatalities during the previous 24 hours, the Public Health Ministry announced on Sunday morning.

Bangkok Post

Dip in reported COVID-19 cases but hospitalisation remains high

ACT Health reported no deaths of people with COVID-19 on Sunday.

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The latest COVID-19 case numbers from around the states and territories

Here's a quick wrap of today's COVID statistics from each Australian jurisdiction.

ABC News

North Korea reports 15 more COVID-19 suspected deaths

North Korea says it has confirmed 15 more deaths and hundreds of thousands of additional patients with fever amid the country’s first COVID-19 outbreak

The Independent UK

Number seeking help for long Covid doubles, charity says

Latest figures from the ONS show an estimated 1.8 million people in UK households were experiencing long Covid as of April 3.

The Independent UK

Low uptake of Covid vaccine among five to 11-year-olds in England

In the six weeks since the vaccine was rolled out to younger children, only seven percent have been jabbed

Wales Online

4 Air Force cadets may not graduate for refusing to get COVID vaccine

Four Air Force cadets might not be allowed to graduate for refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19, and they may also be forced to repay thousands of dollars in government scholarship money.

Tribune News Service

Siliguri’s all-girl group fights child marriages

The members have stopped eight weddings in past two years

The Hindu

North Korea reports 296,180 new suspected COVID cases and 15 more deaths

North Korea said on Sunday a total of 42 people had died as the country began its fourth day under a nationwide lockdown aimed at stopping the impoverished country's first confirmed COVID-19 outbreak.

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Daily Record

Coronation Street star Melanie Hill quits after seven years as Cathy Matthews

The actress announced she had come to the “emotional” decision after Covid made her consider how much time she was spending away from her family.

Daily Mirror

Eurovision sends viewers into meltdown with 'nostalgic' The Rasmus performance

Eurovision Song Contest 2022 viewers confessed they were feeling 'nostalgic' over The Rasmus' comeback performance

The Guardian - AU

Demand for food relief soars as COVID, inflation and natural disasters pile pressure on the vulnerable

Australia’s major food banks are reporting huge need, with many who have never needed their services before reaching out for help

The National (Scotland)

English nationalism the issue, not ‘inclusive’ approach by Scots Yessers, says expert

SCOTLAND should be given credit for pioneering an “inclusive, civic” nationalism in the UK, according to a leading psychologist.

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Belfast Live

Inside My Wedding: Belfast woman comes home from US to have her special day

Sarah and Scott live in Florida and got married at Belfast Castle

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COVID-19 infections in Australia hit worldwide highs — and experts predict another Omicron variant spike is coming

With the country in middle of an election campaign, a war raging in Ukraine and cost of living rising, COVID-19 has dropped off the radar for some Australians. But experts say the number of daily cases and deaths is "extraordinary".

ABC News

Sarah Jenkins' passion for drone photography was kindled during COVID lockdown. Now she's an award winning creative

Sarah's limb-girdle muscular dystrophy means she can't hold up a normal camera. But taking up drone photography helped her discover a whole new world of creativity — and freedom.

Daily Mirror

The Rasmus are back out of the shadows to take on Eurovision after Måneskin's triumph

Will Eurovision's love affair with rock continue for a second year in a row? The Rasmus first stormed the charts in the UK back in 2004 with their catchy hit The Shadows

Daily Mirror

'Keir Starmer said he will resign if he gets a Covid fine - but PM refuses to do so'

Keir Mudie says if Keir Starmer gets a fine he is going to go, which would – in normal circumstances – mean Boris Johnson would have to go as well. After all, the PM has been fined for parties

Daily Mirror

Pensioner wins court case after issued jail threat for 'playing dominoes too loudly'

Ernest Theophile, 74, and a group of elderly friends have been gathering at Maida Hill Market Square in north London for the past 12 years, where they "chat, socialise and play dominoes, cards and backgammon"

The Guardian - UK

Queen’s platinum jubilee: the royals must span the social divides

Brexit, Covid and Black Lives Matter have highlighted divisions in society. But we have more in common than we sometimes realise

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