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Covid infections double in one part of the Liverpool City Region

In the Liverpool City Region there was a week-on-week percentage change figure rise of 63%

Liverpool Echo

Workplace habits return as people get used to living with Covid

‘Coffee runs’ and tea rounds are alive and kicking again

Wales Online

Tanzania is getting a political remake as President Hassan eyes the 2025 polls

The sudden death of Tanzania’s populist president John Pombe Magufuli on 17 March 2021 catapulted his then little-known vice-president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, to the helm of political leadership. In one year, President Hassan has reversed her predecessor’s policies, from COVID control to media freedom and foreign relations. Nicodemus Minde has…

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Dancing on Ice fans accuse ITV of sexism as they refuse to replace Holly Willoughby

When Phillip Schofield caught Covid last month Stephen Mulhern stepped in - and viewers want to know why Holly Willoughby wasn't replaced on Dancing on Ice last night

Daily Mirror

Chiang Mai to open entire province to overseas arrivals

CHIANG MAI: The northern province is seeking approval from the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) to reopen the entire province to new arrivals from other countries.

Bangkok Post

Latest travel rules in Northern Ireland ahead of Easter getaways to Spain, France, Portugal and more

Many countries around the globe are continuing to lift Covid restrictions

Belfast Live

Hospitals ease visiting restrictions despite Covid uptick

Hospital visiting rules eased by some trusts despite increasing Covid hospital cases

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Mohamed Salah, Ibrahima Konate, James Milner - Liverpool injury and fitness latest ahead of Arsenal

Jurgen Klopp will be without a couple of important players for when Liverpool take on Arsenal in the Premier League this week

Liverpool Echo

Cheltenham Festival 2022: Rachael Blackmore chases glorious repeat after riding to racing’s rescue

At last year’s Cheltenham Festival, the stands stood empty as racegoers and owners were banned from attending amid the Covid pandemic.

Evening Standard

One in 25 in England have Covid as cases surge after end of restrictions

Sajid Javid said the rise was ‘expected’ given the increase in social mixing

Evening Standard

Opinion: Expanding Covid Outbreaks Will Make Balancing Control and Economic Growth Tougher

Xi’an’s experience tells us that closing down a city brings high economic losses, with a greater impact on consumption and investment

Caixin Global

Brit family send life-sized cardboard cutouts after missing New Zealand wedding

David Maciver, 28 was heartbroken when his family from Scotland couldn't attend his wedding in New Zealand due to Covid restrictions, but a heartfelt gesture from his sister meant they were still there on the big day

Daily Mirror

Spain could ditch major Covid rule ahead of Easter holidays

The country has given its strongest hint yet that wearing coverings indoors - including in pubs and restaurants - could become a thing of the past.

Daily Record

Pub so popular it has four-year waiting list for Sunday lunch bookings

The Bank Tavern has been forced to stop taking reservations to contend with the backlog of requests caused by Covid-19 lockdowns and restrictions.

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Wales Online

Smell and taste saviour kit launched as thousands still suffer Covid symptom

A fifth of sufferers have given up their favourite foods

Bangkok Post

Easing of Covid-19 controls expected

Despite the high Covid-19 caseload, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration may decide to ease disease controls at its meeting on Friday because the health system is able to handle it, a CCSA spokeswoman said.

Wales Online

Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine, Covid, sport, weather and road updates as concerns mount over China's involvement in conflict

All the latest news from Wales and further afield amid rising efforts to help victims of Ukraine war

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m still going’: woman who fed thousands in Zimbabwe’s lockdown thinks bigger

Samantha Murozoki started cooking huge batches of food for hungry neighbours when Covid struck. Now she wants to help them look after themselves

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Irish Mirror

Virgin Media’s Ciara Doherty opens up on relief of welcoming healthy baby after contracting Covid during pregnancy

Exclusive: The Tonight Show host is due to make her return to television screens this evening alongside Claire Brock but said she doesn't want a fuss over the all-female presenting team

Wales Online

Fear over Covid safety in workplaces after rules change next month

Union leaders say workers' safety will be put at risk

The Guardian - US

America marks two years of Covid – is it prepared for the next pandemic?

The US was among the best equipped to deal with a pandemic – but its Covid response has been plagued by failures

AAP

Mariners' Nicolai Muller finds form in ALM

Central Coast's Nicolai Muller has been backed to keep up his good run of form after injury and COVID-19 impacted his A-League Men performances.

The Hindu

Lok Sabha updates | March 14, 2022

With the COVID-19 situation easing out considerably, both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha will have simultaneous sittings from 11 a.m., instead of the two separate shifts during the first part of the budget session from January 29 to February 11

Daily Record

Family unable to attend Scots wedding in New Zealand send life-sized cardboard cutouts for big day

David MacIver, 28, was devastated that Covid restrictions stopped his relatives travelling to New Zealand to see him tie the knot.

Bangkok Post

Oil, war, pandemic: Economic costs mount

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is sending economic shockwaves around the globe with crude oil prices at one point reaching US$130 per barrel, hitting businesses already reeling from tepid consumption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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