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Covid becoming endemic doesn’t mean it will be mild – or that there won’t be new variants

It’s crucial we understand living with the virus isn’t the same thing as ignoring the virus

The Guardian - AU

Virus-strained Tas nurses flag action

Industrial action is on the cards for nurses and midwives in Tasmania due to chronic understaffing issues exacerbated by COVID-19.

AAP

Zoos, museums to open gates today after a month in Kolkata, timings extended for parks

KOLKATA: All zoos, museums and parks — including amusement and entertainment parks — will reopen from Tuesday with 75% capacity after the state government on Monday relaxed the Covid restrictions that were earlier enforced in January.

The Times of India

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More beneficiaries of ex gratia than official death numbers in Mumbai, Maharashtra

MUMBAI: The BMC has approved 17,052 claims for ex gratia for Covid victims as on January 28, almost 3% higher than the city’s official cumulative death toll of 16,581 reported as on that day.

The Times of India

ANALYSIS: The Winners And Losers Of The Neil Young-Joe Rogan Spotify Brouhaha

The great COVID-Joe-Rogan-Spotify Technology SA (NYSE: SPOT) controversy seems to have ended as abruptly as it began, with the platform and its ultra-popular podcast host facing the wrath of a pair of 1970s rock icons and sort of apologizing.

Benzinga

Mandate to vaccinate New Orleans schoolchildren kicking in

As school systems across the U.S. struggle to keep classrooms open amid the pandemic, New Orleans is set to become the nation’s first major district to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for children 5 and up, though state regulations will allow parents to opt out easily

The Independent UK

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss tests positive for Covid meaning she will miss Ukraine trip

She will miss a trip to Ukraine after she tested positive for coronavirus.

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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has tested positive for Covid ahead of crunch Ukraine visit

Ms Truss was set to travel with Boris Johnson to Ukraine tomorrow for crunch talks. She has confirmed she will be self-isolating but will work from home.

Daily Mirror

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.

ABC News

Boris Johnson told Tory MPs 'I nearly died' of Covid so he takes this seriously

The Prime Minister begged Tories for their full support after a marathon session in the Commons answering questions in the wake of Sue Gray's partial report.

Daily Mirror

Joy as visiting restrictions lifted at Whitley Bay care home - though 'hypocrisy' of Government causes anger

Robin Duckett has been able to visit his aunt Vera in her room for the first time since Covid-19 restrictions were eased

Chronicle Live

Morning mail: unboosted aged care residents dominate Covid toll, UK warning to Moscow, and unapproved rapid tests

Tuesday: Nearly half of Australia’s aged care homes grapple with outbreaks as the government defends missing its booster rollout deadline. Plus what’s new to streaming this month

The Guardian - AU

Election Commission eases rally curbs, raises cap for outdoor meetings

NEW DELHI: Allowing a physical poll campaign to begin across the five poll-bound states from Tuesday in view of the flattening curve of Covid infections, the Election Commission on Monday allowed in-person public meetings in open spaces subject to a cap of 1,000 participants, up from 500 earlier, while also…

The Times of India

Covid-19 in Newcastle, two years on: RVI experts reflect on the pandemic and urge 'optimistic caution' as virus still circulates

Covid-19 policy 'can't be driven' by hope that the pandemic is over, warned a top RVI expert as figures from Newcastle's hospitals reflected on the second anniversary of Covid patients in our city.

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'Boris Johnson took us all for fools, but won't resign as he is a man without shame'

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer says people around the country made sacrifices during the Covid-19 pandemic, missing funerals and births to protect themselves and others from the disease

The Independent UK

Tory backbencher asks if Boris Johnson ‘thinks I’m a fool’ for following Covid rules at grandmother’s funeral

‘I didn’t hug my siblings, I didn’t hug my parents, I gave the eulogy and then afterwards I didn’t even go to her house for a cup of tea’

The Independent UK

Covid is leading cause of death for police, so why are police unions still resisting the vaccine?

Police unions have long resisted oversight from outside forces, writes Josh Marcus

ABC News

Why The Rubens lead singer Sam Margin was forced to turn to charity during the pandemic

Sam Margin is used to performing in front of thousands of people as lead singer of The Rubens, but when COVID-19 meant that stopped, his finances quickly dried up too.

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How to survive a stock market correction: Avoid doing these 5 things

The latest stock selloff has pushed major indexes, such as the Standard & Poor’s 500 and Nasdaq Composite, into correction territory – a decline of 10 percent or more from a recent high. While some investors may be running scared already, there could be even more downside to endure. If…

Manchester Evening News

Spain keeps Covid measures in place at holiday hotspots including Tenerife and Benidorm

Restrictions remain on socialising, eating and drink in resorts including Gran Canaria, Marbella and Majorca

The Independent UK

Scotland Yard investigates 12 Whitehall lockdown parties

Police probe ‘bring your own booze’ party in No 10 garden attended by Boris Johnson.

The Guardian - UK

Tell us: have you stopped using an exercise bike since UK Covid restrictions eased?

Do you continue to keep up your fitness routine at home, or has your exercise bike become a clothes horse since gyms reopened?

The Independent UK

‘Isolation is killing people’: Why families of care home residents are not celebrating the end of visitor restrictions

Visitor restrictions in care homes have been relaxed, but relatives and campaigners are not convinced. Kate Ng finds out why reducing isolation is their top priority

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Would you feel comfortable being treated by a healthcare worker who isn’t jabbed?

The subject of mandatory Covid vaccines for NHS staff has once again been in the news, but this time it is expected that the government will drop the policy as the deadline for getting jabbed was approaching. NHS staff were supposed to begin the process of becoming fully vaccinated by…

Wales Online

'Covid-19 was the final straw' Cardiff shop Cole and Co announces closure

'We are absolutely heartbroken to have had our journey cut short so suddenly'

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