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The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Boris Johnson branded 'man without shame' as he apologises for Covid party fine

The prime minister was fined for attending a birthday bash at the height of lockdown

Chronicle Live

Brazen Boris Johnson sorry for Partygate - but AGAIN insists he didn't know he broke rules

MPs groaned as Boris Johnson claimed being fined by police will make him a stronger enemy to Putin - and Tory Mark Harper branded him 'unworthy' of the office of Prime Minister

Daily Mirror

City centre bar forced to shut down for one month after complaints as former boss steps in

The venue on the edge of the Gay Village has been the subject of noise complaints, Covid rule-breaking and a recent police incident

Manchester Evening News

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Northumberland's top health boss calls for changes to sick pay to stop spread of Covid

Northumberland's director of public health said any changes would have to be made by Government

Chronicle Live

Cardiff and Vale health board cancels non-urgent surgeries due to rise in Covid admissions

'The health board took a difficult decision last week to postpone some non-urgent elective surgery for a short period of time to release capacity to support current operational pressures'

Wales Online

Tram could be extended to huge new Nottinghamshire neighbourhood with school

'There is land allocated on here for the tram to potentially link up to Whyburn Farm'

Nottingham Post

Furious bride says 'dream' princess dress turned wedding into a nightmare

Kelly Marie Campbell, 35, got married on March 31 this year after three previous wedding dates were cancelled due to Covid restrictions.

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Almost 100 covid hospital patients in Wirral but cases falling

The figure stood at just 15 on March 1

Liverpool Echo

MPs to vote on whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament over partygate

The Prime Minister has been fined by police despite giving assurances that Covid regulations were followed in No 10.

The Independent UK

Thousands of long Covid sufferers denied access to disability support despite being unable to work

Many people are struggling to access and apply for the government's disability benefits scheme, a charity has warned

Wales Online

Every misleading statement Boris Johnson has made to parliament since the general election

Misleading the country: The prime minister has failed formally to correct at least 17 false statements since the 2019 general election

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson apologises for partygate as allies say he’ll fight on

New calls for PM to go over Covid fine but backers says he’ll lead Tories into election

Evening Standard

Covid continuing to wreak havoc in schools and exams could still be disrupted, teachers warn

Claims come as teachers say they are “deeply frustrated” they do not have official data on how many pupils are absent due to the virus

Evening Standard

IMF cuts global growth forecast over Ukraine war

Economic gains made after recovery from Covid pandemic could be erased, says expert

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Forcing civil servants back to the office is the opposite of ‘living with the virus’

Jacob Rees-Mogg and the government seem to be living in the past, passing down edicts as if Covid doesn’t exist, says Kit Yates of Bath University’s Centre for Mathematical Biology

The Guardian - UK

Fear, paranoia, anger – this is life under China’s zero-Covid strategy

The threat of Omicron in no way justifies this draconian response, says a British writer living near Shanghai

Daily Mirror

Union fury as Boris Johnson orders WFH civil servants to fill every desk like before Covid

Despite pledging more flexible working just months ago, Boris Johnson now wants every desk filled in Whitehall every day as Britain 'learns to live' with Covid

Chronicle Live

What time will Boris Johnson speak to MPs today? Prime Minister to be quizzed after partygate fine

Prime Minister expected to make statement on Tuesday afternoon in Commons

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Daily Mirror

Millions of holidaymakers now leave trip prep until last minute - over Covid fears

Covid travel documents have now become a top priority for those planning a holiday - with nearly half worried their trip will be cancelled until they get on the plane

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Russia has begun battle to seize east of Ukraine, says Zelenskiy

Russian troops have begun the battle for the Donbas, Ukrainian president says in video address

The Times of India

Super-specialty services key to our healthcare, says Dr Vikas Swarankar

JAIPUR: When Covid broke out in March 2020, it was a moment of truth for most private hospitals. Like everybody on the planet, the hospitals, doctors and paramedics were also not only scared but confused. In those early days, some hospitals refused to take Covid patients, while others played safe…

The Independent UK

Union fury as Rees-Mogg tells civil servants to get back to the office

The Government Efficiency Minister said officials should return to their desks to realise the benefits of collaborative working.

Evening Standard

South London builders fined almost £2,000 over Covid lockdown party ‘after work’

‘We all work together - what difference does it make if we drink together?’, said workers fined for breaking Covid lockdown rules

Wales Online

Boris Johnson covid-breach fine is comparable to a speeding ticket, cabinet minister suggests

Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer dismissed the comparison saying: 'I have never had anybody break down in front of me because they couldn’t drive at 35mph in a 30mph zone'

Daily Mirror

Thousands of long Covid sufferers denied vital DWP support despite being unable to work

Around 300,000 people in Britain have been left with long Covid – but many are struggling to access and apply for the government's disability benefits scheme, a charity has warned

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