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Scott Morrison speaks to Ukraine PM; 60 Covid deaths reported – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

BBC Breakfast stars set to use 'hidden' screens to get updates while live on-air

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent and Dan Walker are set to be able to sit closer together on the iconic red sofa as Covid restrictions ease

Daily Mirror

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker jokes he can't stand the smell of Sally Nugent's coffee

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker and Sally Nugent will be able to enjoy eased Covid restrictions on the show after a long time of strict rules

Irish Mirror

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Tech wreck 2.0 has already seen many firms lose half their value. So how bad will it get?

Tech stocks hit record highs during the COVID-19 pandemic, but have fallen sharply in 2022 as central banks prepare to lift rates. Tech companies that do not make a profit nor pay dividends have been hit especially hard.

ABC News

Covid Ireland: All the places you no longer have to wear a mask and the few where you must

The decision was made following advice from NPHET to lift the requirement to wear face masks in most public settings

Irish Mirror

Mother accused of abandoning baby as he died of Covid

Police and neighbours performed CPR after finding the three-month-old unresponsive but he later died in hospital of Covid complications to the lungs

The Independent UK

'Boris Johnson shows negligence by ending self-isolation and free Covid tests'

Polly Hudson says Boris Johnson's decision to scrap free Covid tests and end the legal requirement to self-isolate when testing positive will have a negative impact on people from disadvantaged backgrounds

Daily Mirror

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NHS worker who died from Covid did not have adequate protection, inquest told

Mark Woolcock, 59, was ‘put in danger’ by having to collect patients from hospital wards without PPE, a union representative said.

The Independent UK

EU to scrap Covid tests for fully-vaccinated holidaymakers

“Now is time to rebuild travel and tourism, and connect Europe to the world.”

Manchester Evening News

'I am back to square one': How COVID-19 impacted recently resettled Yazidi and Syrian refugees

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed and exacerbated existing challenges and vulnerabilities across Canada’s immigration system. It has placed an uneven burden on refugees, including temporary halts on Canada’s resettlement efforts and has increased their risk of COVID-19 infection.

The Conversation

'First of their kind' maps show vaccine hesitancy and help public health bosses target North East areas most vulnerable to Covid-19

Experts from the Integrated Covid Hub North East have produced innovative maps which help public health bosses fight the spread of Covid-19

Chronicle Live

What Bristolians think about the lifting of all covid restrictions

'It is irresponsible to end the free lateral flow tests'

Bristol Post

Nicola Sturgeon: Scotland to end legal Covid restrictions including face masks by March 21

Scotland’s vaccine passport system will end Monday, Sturgeon also announced

Evening Standard

Moxy Hotel to open in April as date pushed back for fifth time

Moxy had hoped to welcome customers in early 2020, but Covid and poor weather contributed to construction setbacks

Bristol Post

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Daily Mirror

Covid deaths fall by 12% in one week as UK records 41,130 new virus cases

The new data comes as Boris Johnson told MPs remaining Covid restrictions in England will be scrapped from Thursday, with free universal testing to be drastically scaled back from April

The Independent UK

Government to stop publishing weekend Covid case and death figures

New five-day reporting model introduced as England moves to live with virus

Bristol Post

Bristolians urged to 'be mindful of others' as Covid restrictions end

'I know the news last night will be welcome for some, but it will also make many people feel anxious'

Edinburgh Live

Everything Nicola Sturgeon said today as Scotland's legal restrictions to end in March

The Scottish Government's blueprint for managing and recovering from the pandemic is published today - here's everything that Nicola Sturgeon announced in parliament

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Daily Mirror

Covid Statutory Sick Pay - when is it changing and how much can I claim?

The government's Living With Covid plan has been announced and includes changes to key payments including Statutory Sick Pay. Changes are being brought in as people learn to live with the pandemic

Wales Online

Scotland Covid rules change timetable announced with face masks law to end within weeks

Nicola Sturgeon said the Scottish Government will still 'strongly recommend' people continue to use face coverings while she said isolation for positive cases would remain a requirement

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon announces end to mandatory vaccine passports in Scotland

The legal requirement to wear masks will be dropped from March 21 although the Scottish Government will continue to recommend they should be worn.

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon vows to ‘uphold’ free Covid tests as self-isolation continues for Scots

Mandatory mask wearing will change to ‘guidance’ in Scotland from 21 March

Daily Record

Glasvegas postpone first Scots show since 2018 after positive Covid test

The Geraldine hitmakers have waited a long time to see fans but have had to make a new date.

Daily Record

7 potential Champions League venues as Russia crisis leads UEFA to showpiece rethink

The situation in Ukraine means the governing body is likely to move the game from St Petersburg.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian Council fears Covid funding gap will top £14 million next year

SNP Councillor Stuart Currie took a swipe at Westminster as he warned anyone who thinks "even 400 miles away" that Covid has come to a "shuddering halt" was wrong

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