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‘There is a whole lot more to negotiate’: how Covid-19 has changed housemate hunting

From vaccination status to what safe socialising looks like, the easing of restrictions in Australia has brought complex conversations to sharehouses

The Guardian - AU

We asked people if the Welsh Government should still be scrapping face masks with Covid cases rising

Most people have a similar attitude whether they like masks or not

Wales Online

‘Roll on the summer of love’: UK music festivals on song after Covid closures

From Glastonbury to Radio 1’s Big Weekend there are heady expectations of a vintage season

The Guardian - UK

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Will Wales still scrap face masks this Friday as Covid cases rise and Scotland decides to keep coverings?

At the start of March the First Minister said all legal restrictions will be removed on Monday, March 28, providing the situation remains 'stable'. But has it?

Wales Online

Could Irish holidays in 2022 be ruined again? Latest as Covid cases surge in Spain, France and other holiday hotspots

In Spain, where masks are still required indoors and on public transport, 211,241 new Covid cases have been recorded over the past two weeks.

Irish Mirror

Most cold symptoms are now Covid Omicron infections in the UK, study shows

Tim Spector, lead scientist on the Zoe Covid Study app, said this current wave 'shows no sign of abating' and warned that most of the population seems unaware of the risks and danger of 'frequent reinfections'

Wales Online

Covid restrictions easing across Europe despite surge in cases

Germany to lift most controls despite daily record as cases also climb in Austria, Spain and France

The Guardian - UK

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The Ugandan teacher who risked it all to save her class during Covid

From her infectious laugh to her "can do" spirit, Irene Ocwee Trends is no ordinary educator. The head teacher of Hilder Nursery and Primary school in northern Uganda knew during the first days of the pandemic that schools would be closed for far longer than the three weeks the government…

Radio France Internationale

A computer science technique could help gauge when the pandemic is 'over'

In early 2022, nearly two years after Covid was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, experts are mulling a big question: when is a pandemic “over”?

The Conversation

Public health measures are key to curbing Covid in UK, say scientists

On the second anniversary of the first lockdown, experts including Wellcome Trust director Jeremy Farrar, outline what needs to be done to cope with pandemics

The Guardian - UK

Spain, France, Greece and Portugal travel rules ahead of Easter holidays

France, Greece and Portugal are among a growing number of countries to axe Covid tests for double jabbed holidaymakers

Chronicle Live

A pastry cook navigates Covid taste loss

When Anna Li realized she couldn't taste her morning cup of coffee, she realized something was very wrong

Salon

Taoiseach may still visit the White House after positive Covid test halted St Patrick’s Day trip

Discussions are taking place on whether Micheal Martin could visit the White House and Oval Office either before he flies home, or could return for a visit later in the year.

Irish Mirror

Holly Willoughby looks 'beautiful' as she shares first selfie from home after being stricken with Covid

This Morning presenter Holly was flooded with compliments

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Daily Record

Scotland's Covid vaccine rollout for children explained as appointments begin today

Kids aged between 5 and 11-years-old have started receiving their appointment letter, with vaccines kicking off from today.

Nottingham Post

1 in 20 people have Covid in Nottinghamshire, estimates show

The latest data has been released by the Office of National Statistics

The Guardian - US

Shelter gangs and a serial killer: Covid crime surge leaves New York’s unhoused more vulnerable

Spate of killings in recent weeks has underscored the dangers faced by those who live on the streets

The Guardian - UK

Dr Xand van Tulleken on the legacy of lockdown: Falling ill made me realise the true wonder of the NHS

The TV medic suffered complications after Covid and needed a heart operation. Only then did he understand the real value of a free-at-the-point-of-access healthcare system

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Daily Record

P&O Ferries chefs distraught at getting the boot with zero notice after 30 years' service

Mark and Alan worked through covid and dedicated life to the Cairnryan to Larne crossing - then mercilessly got the boot.

Bangkok Post

Khao San bars beg for no Songkran splash ban

Business operators along Khao San Road have objected to a policy by the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) that allows Songkran activities to be held but prohibits water fights, saying they will lose income.

Chronicle Live

Covid rises continue driven by BA.2 variant - with one area of the North East seeing a case rate of over 1,000 again

Covid cases are rising rapidly in some areas of the North East, but others remain low as the newly-dominant BA.2 sub-variant hits our region.

Daily Mirror

Aid workers fear rise in Covid cases among Ukrainian refugees fleeing war

Many Ukrainian refugees escaping the country do so in packed vehicles and are either unvaccinated or have not received jabs that are approved in Europe, health workers say

Wales Online

The huge but necessary cost of helping homeless people off the streets during the Covid pandemic

Councils were keen to make sure everyone had a roof over their head while the virus spread in Wales

Chronicle Live

A fourth Covid vaccine: Who's eligible and when might you get your next jab?

Covid rates are rising again and the roll-out of another Covid jab for some high-risk groups is set to begin - but when will that apply to you?

The Independent UK

Rees-Mogg dismisses ‘partygate’ row as trivial ‘fluff’

But Tory chairman Oliver Dowden said any suggestion politicians had breached the rules needed to be ‘taken seriously’.

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