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Scrapping Covid virus curbs may hit nurseries because toddlers ‘do not socially distance’

Covid rules are being scrapped as rates of the virus in nurseries soar

Evening Standard

Happiness in young people at its lowest in 13 years, Prince’s Trust warns

One in four say they will ‘never recover’ from emotional impact of the Covid-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

Transport for London drops rules on compulsory face masks

Change comes into effect as requirement for people with Covid to self-isolate is lifted in England

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard Comment; As TfL Covid masks rules changes, it’s still time to be kind

The rules on wearing face coverings on Transport for London services will be lifted from tomorrow following the Prime Minister’s announcement on the ending of Covid restrictions. However, TfL will continue to “strongly recommend” that mask-wearing continues, in line with advice to passengers using the national rail network.

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson’s ‘Living with Covid’ strategy: 81% Independent readers think restrictions should not be ending

The Independent asked readers: “Should all Covid restrictions be ending this month?”

The Independent UK

Ask Me Anything: Simon Calder answers your questions on travel in 2022

Before you book a flight to Australia, you need to check the Covid rules at connecting points such as Dubai

The Independent UK

Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Wednesday, February 23

The infection rate in Wales is now close to 200 cases per 100,000 people

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Ayesha Hazarika: WWIII is on the doorstep — and my anxiety levels are through the roof

I know we’re all meant to be cheering the end of Covid restrictions but the fact that we’re on the brink of World War Three has slightly killed the vibe. Although maybe Putin can get away with it if he only invades Ukraine for 25 minutes and says he didn’t…

Evening Standard

Covid time capsule: The objects that defined the pandemic for Dubliners

Toilet roll, face masks and antigen tests are among the items Dubliners would put into a Covid time capsule

Dublin Live

We're committed to PKL and kabaddi, says league's commissioner

MUMBAI: Elated with the successful organisation of the ongoing Pro Kabaddi League amid the Covid-19 pandemic, it's commissioner Anupam Goswami on Wednesday said the conduct of the eight edition of the event after a year's hiatus is a testament to their commitment towards the development of the sport.

The Times of India

Will the Queen continue working after testing positive for Covid?

The monarch has had to cancel some of her planned virtual engagements this week

The Independent UK

Restaurant owner's savage response to 'keyboard warriors' who leave bad reviews

The owner of Smashed, a Preston-based burger and craft ale bar, says the industry has been hit hard during Covid and wants customers to address issues in person and not behind the comfort of a keyboard

Daily Mirror

Covid could leave Greater Manchester's future in ruins - with warning that 'things are about to get worse'

The impact of Covid on Greater Manchester's NHS could drive hopes of equality even further away

Manchester Evening News

Hong Kong Covid cases hit record as compulsory testing looms

Hong Kong reported a record 8,674 new Covid-19 infections on Wednesday, as the city prepares for compulsory testing of its residents after authorities extended the toughest social restrictions imposed since the pandemic began.

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Passengers using Heathrow airport fall to lowest level since 1972

Cumulative losses during pandemic hit £3.8bn despite cost-cutting, as airport reports £1.8bn loss in 2021

The Independent UK

‘Unacceptable’ billions lost and risked due to fraud and error in Covid schemes, MPs say

‘Estimated loss to fraud and error across all Covid-19 response measures is not known but is expected to be at least £15 billion’

The Guardian - UK

If you’re clinically vulnerable in England, Johnson’s ‘new normal’ is a kick in the teeth

The end of Covid restrictions will leave millions of people in fear for those they love, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

Covid live: Poland, Slovakia and Iceland latest countries set to end most coronavirus restrictions — as it happened

Move comes as case numbers and deaths continue to fall in many nations

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Insider UK

Business leaders broadly welcome Sturgeon's route map out of Covid restrictions

Industry organisations hail changes, but warn that support for those firms most affected must continue

The Hindu

Bill Gates applauds Indian vaccine manufacturers for supplying affordable vaccines across the world

Noting that risks of COVID-19 had 'dramatically reduced', Mr. Gates warned that it was almost certain that the world will see another pandemic, for which collaborations between vaccine manufacturers were essential.

The Guardian - UK

NHS cuts to cover Covid costs may hit patient care, Labour warns

Government source says ‘significant amount of money’ has to be found by ‘reprioritising’

Evening Standard

Number of children off school due to Covid drops to lowest level this year

There has been a 43 per cent drop in the number of children off school due to Covid in a week

The Guardian - AU

Foo Fighters to headline Victoria’s live music revival but concerns remain for smaller venues

Always Live, the brainchild of late music industry supremo Michael Gudinski, seeks to revitalise the state’s live music scene

The Guardian - UK

Happiness among UK young people has hit 13-year low, study finds

After two years of Covid restrictions, 35% of people aged 16-25 say they have never felt more alone

Daily Record

Rape myths must not deprive any woman of justice

Record columnist Annie Brown says rape myths are still prevalent among juries.

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