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Minnesota COVID-19 cases set new monthly record in January

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota saw more than 275,000 new COVID-19 cases in January, the highest monthly total for the pandemic.

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Remote Northern Territory town hit by food shortages amid flood and Covid crises

Ampilatwatja ‘abandoned’ by authorities as road closures exacerbate supply shortages

The Guardian - AU

Tasmania's Education Minister ill with COVID on holiday in France a week out from school returning

Tasmania's Education Minister is isolating with coronavirus in France just days out from the start of the school year, with Premier Peter Gutwein saying he is "happy to have a debate" about her right to take an "appropriate break".

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COVID-19 hits Harrisdale High, Corpus Christi and Winterfold Primary as Omicron outbreak grows

A third Perth school records a case of COVID-19 just three days into the school year, with hundreds of students and dozens of staff ordered to isolate as the state records 17 new local cases.

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SA records one COVID-linked death and 1,723 new cases as schools reopen

About 35 per cent of students returned to school today, with the rest learning from home for the next fortnight.

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Odisha adds more than new 3,000 Covid cases, test positivity rate drops to 5.20%

BHUBANESWAR: Daily Covid infections in 24 of 30 districts came down to double digits even as the state added 3,086 new cases with test positivity rate (TPR) falling sharply to 5.20%.

The Times of India

Teachers ‘beaten down’ by staff shortages, COVID

Carina McGee, a high school teacher in the Aiken County Public School District in South Carolina, expected to teach until retirement age. But just three years after beginning her career, she’s reevaluating whether she made the right decision.

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Pfizer seeks approval for giving Covid shots to children six months and up as US death toll nears a million

So far, Pfizer’s vaccine has only been available to people at least five years old

The Independent UK

Halsey’s all-outdoor tour should be the new standard

While most major acts are carrying on indoors, the singer chooses to emphasize COVID-safe touring.

Mic

Figure skater Kailani Craine prepares for second shot at Winter Olympic dream

Figure skater Kailani Craine is in career-best form ahead of the Winter Olympics after being forced into a new routine to avoid COVID.

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Nation records 69 Covid deaths as hospital numbers fall – as it happened

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COVID updates: All the coronavirus news you need in the one place — as it happened

Get up to speed on the latest coronavirus news happening across the country.

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Morning mail: $1m in fossil fuel donations, Russia poses ‘clear and present danger’, why is MAFS a hit

Wednesday: Liberals, Labor and Nationals received $959,115 from oil and gas fossil fuel companies or their lobby groups. Plus: how Married at First Sight got Australia hooked

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Disparities in children’s Covid vaccination rates map England’s social divides

Wide gaps across class, regions and ethnicity, from 75% of Chinese-heritage children jabbed to 12% of Gypsy, Roma and black Caribbean

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Neil Young quit Spotify because of Joe Rogan. These artists follow his lead

Veteran singer-songwriter Neil Young recently urged "other artists and record companies" to "move off the SPOTIFY platform and stop supporting SPOTIFY's deadly misinformation about COVID."

The Conversation

Why the Winter Olympics are so vital to the Chinese Communist Party's legitimacy

Aside from fake snow and COVID-19, the Beijing Winter Games are controversial for many reasons.

Irish Mirror

One Irish pub ups pints by 20c as industry expects 'large majority' to raise prices in 2022

A pint of Guinness has gone up from €5.00 to €5.20 and lager from €5.30 to €5.50 a pint

The Independent UK

‘I had a party myself’: Covid-ravaged Barnsley divided over Boris Johnson’s rule-breaking

In town with England’s highest coronavirus death rate, there is forgiveness and fury in equal measure

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Daily Mirror

Frankie Dettori sends message to fans from Covid quarantine as he misses £80k winner

Dettori was due to ride Real World, a Godolphin-owned winner at Meydan races. The top jockey tweeted a video message while spending his sixth day in a hotel room

Newsroom.co.nz

There is no depression in NZ: Hopes raised by $121m rescue package

The Government announces it will throw a few bob in the guitar case of Covid-strapped musicians, events promoters and film-makers – raising hopes of targeted support for other industries t

Irish Mirror

Comedian Enya Martin opens up about the importance of comedy after the Covid-19 pandemic

The stand-up comedian plans to pen a new tour as restrictions have lifted

Dublin Live

Inside salt cave paradise that has customers feeling like 'they’re not in Balbriggan at all'

The saltwater therapy and relaxation centre provides relief to anyone with long Covid, hay fever, respiratory problems, skin conditions and muscle pain

Daily Record

Stirling nightclub leads calls to bin Covid vaccine passport scheme

A city nightclub is leading calls to bin the requirement for revellers to show a ‘vaccine passport’ upon entry. Fubar, located in Maxwell Place, has called on the city’s MSP to challenge the government over the controversial use of vaccine passports

Los Angeles Times

Neil Young and Joni Mitchell left Spotify. So why is some of their music still there?

Veteran musicians Neil Young and Joni Mitchell renounced Spotify last week after accusing the streaming giant of spreading misinformation about COVID-19.

The Conversation

People should be allowed to visit, say goodbye to those who are dying during COVID-19

As hospitalizations increase with another surge in COVID-19 cases, Canadians need evidence-based recommendations to prevent people from dying alone, without friends or family by their side.

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