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Truth lost in translation as Pakistani suspect manipulates language gap

Following the second Covid-enforced adjournment of the year, the Paris attacks trial resumed on Tuesday with evidence from Muhammed Usman, one of the accused, on his religious background and his activities in the Syrian war zone. Nothing was terribly clear.

Radio France Internationale

'Kids go free' holidays: Tui, easyJet, and Jet2 launch special offer on travel

The offer is an attempt to tempt people back on holiday after Covid

Bristol Post

Hundreds of lives saved by improved air quality during first Covid lockdown, study suggests

Analysis of 47 European cities found Paris, London, Barcelona and Milan were among the top six with the highest number of avoided deaths

The Independent UK

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DAC Jane Connors: Met officer leading Downing St parties probe attacked rule breakers

The senior officer in charge of the Downing Street partygate investigation has previously hit out at Covid rule-breakers.

Evening Standard

Telangana: Pregnant tribal woman refused hospital admission as she was Covid-19 positive, gives birth near gate

HYDERABAD: A pregnant tribal woman, who had come to a government hospital for delivery, was turned away as doctors detected that she was Covid positive. As her pleas to admit her for her delivery went in vain, her family waited outside the hospital and the woman gave birth assisted by…

The Times of India

GMB empty-chairs Liz Truss after government refuses to put minister up for interview

Boris Johnson battling to save premiership after police launch criminal investigation into possible breaches of Covid regulations at Number 10 and Whitehall

The Independent UK

Boeing's bet on jet-building frenzy rests on fragile suppliers

For Boeing Co., the pandemic was just one item on the long list of its existential concerns over the past four years. But after a talent exodus, the twin tragedies of its 737 Max jets falling from the sky, and stiff competition from rivals (on top of COVID’s blow to…

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Two-thirds with Omicron say they’ve had Covid before

Two-thirds of people who have recently been infected with the Omicron variant say they have had Covid-19 before.

Evening Standard

More recoveries than new Covid cases in Karnataka

BENGALURU: For the first time in weeks, recoveries overtook new Covid cases in Karnataka on Tuesday. While 53,093 patients recovered from Covid, the state reported 41,400 new cases. Bengaluru accounted for 19,105 of these.

The Times of India

Six people police MUST interview over Downing Street parties - and what they should ask

Political Editor Pippa Crerar, who broke the Partygate scandal in the Mirror, looks at those who should be interviewed by the Metropolitan Police as the force investigates events for potential breaches of Covid laws

Daily Mirror

2022 Republic Day: Governor hails Karnataka Government’s efforts to contain COVID-19

The Governor thanked doctors, nurses, police personnel and other frontline workers for their tireless efforts

The Hindu

Covid briefing: Six things as isolation rules change in Wales and Sue Gray report could be published today

It is being reported that the Downing Street investigation was given photographs of parties showing the Boris Johnson next to wine bottles

Wales Online

Lanarkshire cops broke COVID rules to celebrate Rangers success

Five people have now been fined for the breach

Daily Record

Swimmers chase cash, fun in port

As the pandemic continues to force the cancellation of so many events across the Hunter, organisers of the Australia Day Newcastle Harbour Swim were concerned about possible COVID-related hesitancy for the 25th instalment of one of Australia's richest ocean swims.

Newcastle Herald

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The Guardian - AU

Thousands march in Invasion Day protests across Australia as dawn service held online

Melbourne ceremony livestreamed due to Covid and Aboriginal Tent Embassy commemorates 50th anniversary

The Guardian - UK

The government’s hasty lifting of Covid restrictions is a betrayal of disabled people

A caring society would have made this group a priority. However, a cavalier prime minister thought differently, says Paralympian Anne Wafula Strike

Daily Mirror

Ex-EastEnders star Derek Martin urges 'miserable' soap to bring back its humorous side

Derek Martin, who played loveable Charlie Slater on EastEnders for 15 years, has told the show's bosses it must add more humour to its scrips, especially in the depths of Covid

AAP

Liberals, Labor seek spending scrutiny

The Morrison government faces pressure from its own ranks to improve parliamentary scrutiny of COVID-19 pandemic spending and biosecurity controls.

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The Independent UK

BA.2 variant: Everything we know about the new ‘stealth Omicron’ Covid strain

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

The Hindu

2022 Republic Day: Governor hails Karnataka’s efforts to contain COVID-19

Karnataka Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot addressed a small gathering of a few hundred guests

Leeds Live

Elderly Leeds mum forced to celebrate 92nd birthday alone after Covid outbreak in care home

Her daughter took on the role of essential caregiver afterwards to visit her, and she's advising others to do the same

ABC News

$25m Griffith school can't find teachers and is losing students by the hundreds

Fears the COVID outbreak will exacerbate staffing shortages at a $25m school in regional NSW grow as six vacancies remain unfilled and hundreds of students leave.

The Guardian - AU

‘Covid has spread like wildfire’: 703 aged care homes across Australia battle fresh outbreaks

Most homes experiencing case spikes are in NSW, as experts say slow booster shot rollout and lack of ventilation may be contributing

ABC News

Thirteen people die with COVID-19 in South Australia, state records 2,401 new cases

Thirteen people with COVID-19 die in South Australia, the highest number since the start of the pandemic.

The Times of India

China’s Covid blame game fizzles over infection-by-mail theory

BEIJING: Ever since Chinese President Xi Jinping’s government quashed a Covid-19 outbreak in the central city of Wuhan roughly two years ago, it has repeatedly sought to blame virus outbreaks on foreign sources. The latest target is international mail.

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