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UK daily Covid cases fall as scientist says we are ‘over the worst’ of pandemic

UK daily Covid cases have almost halved compared to a fortnight ago, according to the latest data, with a further 74,799 cases reported Sunday.

Evening Standard

Half of first-wave Covid cases may have lasting harm to sense of smell

Early findings in Swedish study show range of chronic olfactory problems in people infected in 2020

The Guardian - UK

Major RAT school rollout underway in NSW

Millions of rapid antigen tests are being delivered to NSW schools, with a rise in COVID-19 cases anticipated after children return to classrooms.

AAP

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AFLW Pride round is about more than just rainbows and flags

Given the inextricable relationship between gender, sexuality and the AFLW, the conversation around inclusion and diversity must also acknowledge the agonising crawl towards gender equity

The Guardian - AU

Australian children facing ‘generation-defining disruption’ due to pandemic, experts say

Research shows the indirect impacts of public health measures may be more detrimental to wellbeing of children and adolescents than catching Covid

The Guardian - AU

Three worst hit Covid hot spots in Ayrshire as suppressed zones return

Public Health Scotland data has revealed the places with the highest instances of coronavirus.

Daily Record

Omicron outbreak adds to woeful start for financial markets

Business & Investing: What's behind the dreadful first three weeks of the year on financial markets here and overseas

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A big culture shock is coming New Zealand's way

New Zealand's been in a fortunate position until now, but its rose-tinted outlook on Covid is about to come to a crushing end.

Newsroom.co.nz

Stressed, anxious and worried about the future - How teenagers due to take exams this summer are feeling

They've been forced to miss classes and had a large chunk of lessons go online - but officials still think they should be sitting exams

Wales Online

No bubble is foolproof around the world: AIFF president Praful Patel

NAVI MUMBAI: All India Football Federation president Praful Patel on Sunday denied that the bio-bubble for the Women's Asian Cup was weak as several COVID-19 cases among the home team's players led to the cancellation of their match against Chinese Taipei.

The Times of India

No bubble is full proof around the world: AIFF president Praful Patel

The Times of India

Gambia looks to Africans to revive its stricken tourism industry

In an effort to revitalise Gambia’s flagging tourism sector, which has been decimated during the Covid-19 pandemic, the West African country is looking closer to home, and even at its own, to bolster the once-vibrant industry.

Radio France Internationale

Covid Ireland: Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald reveals plans to celebrate ending of restrictions

'I could see that a lot of people were out and about, there was a great atmosphere in the city and I’m assuming that was mirrored across the island'

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Stephen Donnelly issues grim warning about future variants and gives update on possible annual vaccinations

Ireland's Health Minister said: 'We could have mutations of Omicron, that may be more severe, so obviously we have to keep an eye on that'

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Wales Online

Wales Health Minister gives update on what could change at Feb 10 review

Covid passes and rules around face masking will be considered

The Times of India

India out of women's Asian Cup; match against Chinese Taipei called off after 12 players test COVID positive

NAVI MUMBAI: India were forced out of the AFC Women's Asian Cup football tournament on Sunday after a dozen COVID-19 cases among their players led to the cancellation of a group match against Chinese Taipei minutes before kickoff here.

The Times of India

Covid-19: Maharashtra better off than most others in active cases

PUNE: Maharashtra may have the second highest number of active Covid-19 cases in the country after Karnataka, but in terms of cases per million population, the state actually trails several others, including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Delhi and Haryana, an analysis by the health department has shown. The analysis, experts…

Wales Online

Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Sunday, January 23

Public Health Wales has reported eight more Covid deaths but the number of people in hospital with the virus continues to fall

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The Guardian - UK

John Lewis will pay full sick pay regardless of Covid vaccination status

Not right to treat jabbed and unjabbed staff differently says firm in policy that differs from rivals Ocado, Ikea and Next

Daily Record

Drinking red wine could help fight the risk from Covid infection, study finds

But it is bad news for pint lovers, as the study found that those who drink beer and cider are at a higher risk from Covid when compared to non-drinkers.

The Guardian - UK

UK is over worst of Covid but beware of bumps on the road, says Prof Ferguson

Epidemiologist optimistic that UK deaths and hospitalisations will fall thanks to high immunity levels

The Independent UK

‘Stealth Omicron’: Everything we know about new ‘under investigation’ Covid-19 strain BA.2

It’s harder to detect than original Omicron and may be even faster at spreading but, say scientists, is probably no more dangerous

The Independent UK

Student nurse paints Covid-themed ‘Corona Lisa’ to raise money for charity

It is the latest masterpiece to be given a pandemic twist by 21-year-old Chloe Slevin from Dublin.

Daily Record

Covid tests for holidaymakers arriving in UK could be 'scrapped as early as next week'

It has been reported that the day two test could be axed under plans being considered by the UK Government.

The Independent UK

What rules were the public being told to follow when No 10 aide organised lockdown gathering?

Only two people allowed to meet outside while socially distanced under Covid rules in May 2020

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