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Tricity logs 5 Covid cases, no deaths

CHANDIGARH/MOHALI/PANCHKULA: Chandigarh logged four Covid cases and no death on Thursday.

The Times of India

Science teacher unable to get out of bed and return to normal life due to Long Covid

Many people who were key workers during the pandemic are still suffering due to Covid. Maya Gibbon, who was a science teacher, has been left mostly unable to get out of bed after catching the virus

Daily Mirror

Major change to Ireland's Covid rules being considered as Tony Holohan gives update on face masks

A source said that the CMO said it appears we are now at the peak of the current Covid surge and admissions to hospital should begin to fall

Irish Mirror

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Local Easter Fair is a roaring success thanks to community

The Easter fair was created by a local woman to help small businesses after the implications of Covid

Daily Record

Man couldn’t join dying wife in ambulance due to Covid rules, he tells trial of boy accused of murder

Ulambayer Surenkho told prosecutor Sean Gillane SC how he was at home on January 20 last year when he got an urgent call from his distressed wife at around 9.30pm

Irish Mirror

Omicron covid wave in Bristol is yet to peak says hospital boss

“This latest wave of this Omicron virus is actually surging at the minute"

Bristol Post

Hotel boss says benefits system needs overhaul as hospitality venues left 'crying out for staff'

'During the pingdemic the whole industry was on a knife edge'

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Nearly 30,000 deaths added to State’s COVID-19 toll

Compensation has been paid to 21,348 families

The Hindu

Covid infections reach record high as free testing ends

‘Difficult to predict where things will go from here’, says expert behind study showing record prevalence in UK

The Independent UK

After ESOPs to top brass discontentment, IndiGo hikes pilots’ salaries from April 1

NEW DELHI: Facing widespread discontent from its pilots — whose Covid time pay cuts continue — after giving ESOPS worth several crores to management brass, IndiGo has decided to partially restore their salaries from Friday April 1. They will first get a 8% hike and then another 6.5% from November…

The Times of India

After ESOPs to top brass discontentment, IndiGo partially restores pilots’ salaries from April 1

The Times of India

Rod Oram: Everything is now on the line

The world flunked its big chance to use the Covid pandemic to become more sustainable. Now it must use the twin perils of war and inflation to try again, writes Rod Oram

Newsroom.co.nz

Keep wearing face masks because Covid rates are so high, says UK health chief

Dr Jenny Harries revealed she was still wearing a mask in shops and on transport

Evening Standard

Change to medical attention pathway for people in Lanarkshire with Covid-19

The new advice is to contact their GP practice first instead of NHS 24.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

Javid says people must learn to live with Covid as free testing ends

Free testing comes to an end of Friday for most people, who will need to shop on the high street for paid-for tests if they want them.

Glasgow Live

Covid travel rules for Cyprus, Portugal and Italy as restrictions ease

Italy will lift its 'state of emergency' and all Covid restrictions for the first time in two years from Friday and holiday makers from outside the EU can travel with the same rules.

Evening Standard

Daily Covid infections plunge to 74,720 but hospital cases keep rising

Another 192 Covid deaths have been recorded, bringing the UK’s official pandemic death toll to 165,379

The Independent UK

MP admits almost collapsing in Commons chamber due to long Covid

Shadow health minister Andrew Gwynne says he still suffers with some symptoms of long Covid, despite catching the virus ‘107 weeks and four days ago’.

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The Guardian - UK

Why are so many people in England getting reinfected with Covid?

Waning immunity, easing of restrictions and more transmissible variants are all to blame, experts say

Bristol Post

Free Covid PCR and lateral flow testing has ended in Bristol, council confirms

It is no longer possible to book a PCR test or get a free lateral flow test kit in Bristol

The Guardian - UK

Failure to consider long Covid impact will hit UK economy, says expert

Dr Nathalie MacDermott says policymakers are not accounting for condition that will be ‘our downfall’

Radio France Internationale

Ban on outdoor heat lamps comes into effect for French cafes and restaurants

As a cold snap descends upon France, a ban on heated terraces has come into effect. Initially set for the end of 2021, the ban was put off because of the effects of Covid restrictions on the restaurant and bar industry. Now the time has come to finally flip the…

The Independent UK

Mikel Arteta hoping for double fitness boost as Arsenal travel to Crystal Palace

The Gunners went into the international break on the back of a win at Aston Villa.

Daily Mirror

James, Christensen, Hudson-Odoi - Chelsea injury round-up and expected return dates

The Blues return to league action this weekend following the two-week international break and could be set to welcome back five players ahead of their Premier League clash with Brentford on Saturday

Irish Mirror

Garda-killer who sped towards officer at Donegal Covid checkpoint before crashing car jailed

Martin McDermott, a 36-year-old father-of-three, appeared at Donegal Circuit Court where he pleaded guilty to a range of charges including endangerment, assault, drink-driving and driving without a licence

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