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The Observer view on Boris Johnson’s untenable leadership

Tory MPs must use their power to sack the prime minister for flouting Covid laws

The Guardian - UK

Scotland given Easter tourism boost for first time in three years thanks to relaxed covid restrictions

Sunny weather and the relaxation of coronavirus restrictions has brought the visitors back to Scotland this year.

Daily Record

Tottenham news: Brighton mock north London duo and Kim Min-Jae linked with summer move to Spurs

The latest Spurs news from football.london on Sunday morning including Brighton's dig at Tottenham and Arsenal's expense, the latest on Kim Min-Jae and the talking points from Saturday's defeat to the Seagulls

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Delhi: Student tests positive, no Monday class for rest

NEW DELHI: A top private school has asked parents to not send their children to school on Monday after a student tested positive for Covid-19. The number of school students testing positive has been on the rise in the city, raising concerns of parents. The Delhi government has told school…

The Times of India

Cruise ships return after two-year ban

Cruise liners are making a return to Australia's ports after a two-year absence triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAP

Street food makes tasty return in Bhubaneswar

BHUBANESWAR: The joy of eating out has returned like never before at the capital’s food streets with the decline in Covid infections and withdrawal of curbs.

The Times of India

Amid Covid, overseas recruiters throng Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to hire nurses

HYDERABAD: The Covid-19 pandemic has increased the prospects for nurses or graduates of nursing to capitalise on the demand in some European countries.

The Times of India

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Covid deaths higher at weekends than weekdays, global study finds

A researchers said the ‘weekend effect’ is likely due to shortfalls in clinical staffing, capacity, and experience – as well as reporting delays.

The Independent UK

Gurugram: Covid cases up again, doctors say bring back mask

GURUGRAM: The city recorded 171 new Covid cases on Saturday compared to 150 on Friday. However, the test positivity rate was 5.5%, marginally lower than 5.8% on Friday. The number of active cases is now 671, up from 589 on the previous day.

The Times of India

COVID surge exposes 'disorganised' WA response in remote communities

Hundreds are sent into isolation in government-booked hotel rooms in remote northern WA, while others are forced to bunker down in houses with up to 18 people.

ABC News

What WalesOnline readers had to say about Wales having the highest Covid-19 rate in the UK

More people in Wales have Covid than any other part of the UK, relative to population size

Wales Online

Over one million high-risk people still in lockdown after Covid restrictions lifted

Mask wearing is no longer compulsory, lateral flow tests cost £2 each and the Government has ended the CEV category. However, for many high-risk people the pandemic is not over

Daily Mirror

Dungog Rodeo knocks the dust off two years in COVID limbo to return over Easter

By around 2pm, the streets surrounding the Dungog Showground were lined with cars. More were streaming in every minute to the Showground proper to find a park among the trees and the stock floats - horses unloaded and saddled - ready for the town's first rodeo in two years.

Newcastle Herald

What actually happened with Harry Kane's USA trip and what Conte told Spurs stars after Brighton

Tottenham were woeful in their display against Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday but now it is about what comes next

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Is this what the end of the pandemic looks like? The UK's lifting of all COVID-19 restrictions has lessons for Australia

The move by the UK and other countries to abandon all COVID restrictions was welcome news to some, and unsettling to others. Ultimately, it offers clues on what a return to normalcy will look like for Australia.

The Times of India

Meanwhile at Coachella

Last year’s cancellation saddened many music lovers when Coachella announced their vault of the festivity due to the epidemic and panic around California State. This year we possibly substantiate some of the coolest spring and summer styles around. Festival fashion kick starts with the finest crop tops, tassels and cutoffs…

The Guardian - UK

40,000 jobs at risk as foreign pupils shun UK language schools

Passport requirements for children from the EU are costing the sector revenue and jobs, says report

The Guardian - UK

Bring back free Covid tests for exam candidates, UK schools urge

Pupils set to take first public exams for three years, but invigilators are wary of working in halls with no protective measures

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Why Hojbjerg was frustrated, Kane's latest trick - 5 things spotted in Tottenham vs Brighton

Here are five things we spotted in Tottenham's 1-0 Premier League defeat against Brighton at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

AAP

Giants roll COVID-hit Magpies in netball

A perfect shooting night from Jo Harten has guided Giants Netball to an emphatic win over COVID-hit Collingwood Magpies.

Evening Standard

Summer holiday prices increase amid soaring demand

Prices are soaring after bookings surged in recent months after the government axed all Covid travel restrictions

The Guardian - UK

Vaccines are no match for long Covid. Treating it is science’s next great challenge

Failure to recognise the need for a response could be a blunder we rue for decades to come, says professor of immunology Danny Altmann

Chronicle Live

Steve Cotterill says Sunderland fans were on the verge of turning before 'cruel' late winner

Shrewsbury Town boss Steve Cotterill reacts to his side's defeat at the Stadium of Light

ABC News

National Folk Festival returns with a focus on celebrating Ngunnawal language after two years of COVID-19 cancellations

The National Folk Festival returns to Canberra after two years of COVID cancellations with a focus on connecting to Ngunnawal country through the sharing of language on stage.

The Independent UK

‘Perfect storm’ of Covid and staff shortages leaves care homes unable to take hospital discharges

Hospitals ‘emptying’ themselves ahead of bank holiday will struggle as chronic staff shortages for care home closures

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