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Ministry to propose relaxation of virus curbs

The Public Health Ministry is preparing to propose a relaxation of measures to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) this week, to encourage people to live with the coronavirus as opposed to imposing lockdowns during outbreaks.

Bangkok Post

Kolkata airport: Ready for pre-Covid flyer count, domestic terminal shops open during wave 3

KOLKATA: A number of retail and food outlets inside Kolkata airport, which were shut for several months owing to low footfall after the second wave of the Covid pandemic, haven’t gone the same route after the third wave, as they are hopeful of a pre-pandemic footfall, thanks to the slow…

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ADF to support aged care sector as 46 Covid deaths nationally – as it happened

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John Whaite drops out of Strictly tour shows over positive Covid test

'I’m hoping it’s just a false positive'

Wales Online

Dancing On Ice fans want Stephen Mulhern as permanent host as Phillip Schofield isolates

Dancing On Ice fans have begged ITV bosses to make Stephen Mulhern a permanent host on the ITV show after he was forced to step in for Phillip Schofield, who is isolating at home as he has tested positive for Covid

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‘No light at the end of the tunnel’: Americans join Hong Kong’s business exodus

Worsening Sino-US ties, strict Covid rules and the crackdown on dissent have dented the territory’s fabled allure as a business hub, say expats

The Guardian - UK

Shielding vulnerable people from Covid

Letter: Charles Patmore suggests measures to protect those who feel abandoned after the relaxation of social distancing and mask-wearing

The Guardian - UK

Number of Covid patients admitted to intensive care has dwindled to as few as 20 a day

Around 400 patients were being hospitalised by Covid during the second wave in January last year

Daily Mirror

Covid kills 75 more people in the UK as the number of cases and death rate falls

The death toll and case count continue to rise as 111 of the 377 local areas in the UK saw a week-on-week rise in rates, 264 have seen a fall and two are unchanged

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Bihar: Covid-related restrictions lifted; offices, shops, religious places to open from February 7

PATNA: All government and non-government (private) offices, shops and business establishments, all religious places and shopping malls would now be opened in a normal way from February 7 (Monday), as the Bihar government on Sunday decided to lift many Covid-19 related restrictions following sharp improvement in the pandemic situation across…

The Times of India

Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Sunday, February 6

Wales has recorded 11 new Covid deaths but the infection rate has fallen

Wales Online

Phillip Schofield steps down from This Morning as Covid misery continues

Phillip Schofield has revealed he will have to withdraw from presenting Monday's edition of This Morning after already missing out on Sunday's Dancing on Ice

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Britain’s Covid story is about sacrifice and selflessness. Boris Johnson can’t tell it

The prime minister’s crumbling authority has created a vacuum, and the right is already filling it with dangerous narratives, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Radio France Internationale

Urgent investment needed to meet UN goal of eliminating FGM by 2030

More than 2 million women around the world have experienced genital mutilation, according to the United Nations, with around 4 million girls at risk every year. As it marks the annual International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM, the agency warns that funding is key to stamping out the practice,…

Daily Mirror

Beijing 2022 resembles science fiction as robots clean and serve cocktails behind scenes

There are plenty of futuristic gadgets on show to make life easier for athletes in the Olympic village, and to help with Covid protocols

The Guardian - US

Misinformation and distrust: behind Bolivia’s low Covid vaccination rates

About half the country’s population is yet to receive a single dose of vaccine, despite availability

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Covid news: Chinese city of Baise ‘sealed off’ after Omicron outbreak; Papua New Guinea PM tests positive – as it happened

City in Guangxi, with population of 3.7 million, reportedly under lockdown; James Marape tests positive on arrival at Winter Olympics

The Guardian - UK

Bucket, spade and a pile of red tape: UK travellers warned about Covid rule traps

Tourists who had their jabs more than 270 days ago need a booster to enter France, Spain and Denmark

Asharq Al-Awsat

In-person Berlin Film Fest Stands Up to Pandemic, Streaming

The 72nd Berlin film festival opens Thursday, bucking a trend of pandemic on-the-couch streaming with a packed program of live premieres featuring a stable of European screen legends. Just as the coronavirus outbreak roars toward its peak in Germany, Berlinale organizers have opted for an 11-day, in-person celebration of new…

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Are the North East's 'Red Wall' Tory MPs still backing Boris Johnson?

Many of the North East's Tory MPs have been reserved in their criticism of the Prime Minister so far, but is that about to change?

Asharq Al-Awsat

Canada Protests against Covid Measures Gain Steam

More demonstrators poured onto the streets of Ottawa and other Canadian cities on Saturday demanding an end to Covid vaccine mandates, as protests against pandemic restrictions entered their second week. In the capital, demonstrators huddled around campfires in bone-chilling temperatures and erected portable saunas and bouncy castles for kids outside…

The Guardian - US

Vastly unequal US has world’s highest Covid death toll – it’s no coincidence

As the US passes 900,000 Covid deaths, much of the blame has fallen on individuals despite vast income inequality and vaccine accessibility issues

Daily Mirror

Mark Wright on 'terrifying' cancer scare and 'tough time for his family' after Covid

Mark Wright opens up on his tough family life amid Covid, his excitement about becoming an uncle, and why he doesn't get starstruck

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