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Top holidays Brits are looking at for summer 2023 including France, Morocco and Italy

Portugal, France, Morocco, Italy and Egypt have enjoyed the biggest surges in holiday bookings compared to the month before the coronavirus pandemic sent shockwaves through the travel industry

Daily Mirror

Covid spreading in university halls

Students in university halls are up to 19 times more likely to have Covid-19 right now than other young people as the academic year starts in earnest.

Newsroom.co.nz

Covid-19 was third main cause of death in EU in 2020 - including 1,900 in Ireland

A report by the European Commission shows the virus was responsible for 8.5% of all deaths across the EU in the first year of the pandemic

Irish Mirror

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What is the UK’s Covid-19 spring booster programme and who is eligible for a vaccine?

London is still lagging behind parts of the country in terms of the vaccine uptake

Evening Standard

They snorkeled on a Hawaiian honeymoon, then — abandoned — swam for their lives, suit says

In September 2021, Elizabeth Webster and Alexander Burckle were finally on the Hawaiian honeymoon they had delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Los Angeles Times

Study: 1 in 4 parents misled others about their child’s COVID status earlier in the pandemic

CHICAGO — Roughly 1 in 4 American parents lied to or misled others about their child’s COVID-19 status at the height of the pandemic, according to a study published Monday in JAMA Network Open, a journal of the Chicago-based American Medical Association.

Chicago Tribune

Court Reverses Denial of Unemployment Compensation to Employee Fired for Religious Objection to Vaccination

From Washa v. Actalent Scientific, LLC, decided two weeks ago by Minnesota Court of Appeals Chief Judge Susan Segal and Judges Peter Reyes and Randall Slieter, but just posted on Westlaw: Actalent Scientific employed Washa and placed him as a medical lab technician with North Memorial Clinics. On January 3,…

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Vulnerable people in UK to be offered spring Covid booster vaccine

Those eligible are being urged to come forward for the jab as infections remain high across UK

The Guardian - UK

Covid booster vaccine to be offered to elderly and vulnerable

People aged 75 and over will be offered a vaccination, along with care home residents and anyone aged five and over who is immunosuppressed

The Independent UK

Spring Covid-19 booster to be rolled out to vulnerable and elderly

Boosters will be offered around six months on from the previous winter dose

Manchester Evening News

Elderly and vulnerable to be offered spring Covid booster jab

People aged 75 and over will be offered a vaccination, along with care home residents and anyone aged five and over who is immunosuppressed.

The Independent UK

'Despicable' Matt Hancock blasted over WhatsApp plot to block disability cash from MP

Leaked WhatsApp show the ex-Health Secretary and a top aide spoke about warning Bury North MP James Daly a new disability hub would be 'off the table' if he rebelled over Covid rules

Daily Mirror

Stanley Johnson's string of allegations and pandemic gaffes as Boris makes knighthood bid

Stanley Johnson is an alleged wife-beater and sexist predator and one Boris Johnson's candidates for a knighthood - here are some previously reported claims about the discredited former Prime Minister's dad

Daily Mirror

Hancock messages show government ‘drunk on power’, MPs say

WhatsApp leak shows then health secretary agreeing with idea of threatening to withhold funds for local projects

The Guardian - UK

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Miami Herald

Greg Cote: U.S. should lift ban, allow unvaccinated Novak Djokovic to play Miami Open this month

Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic, the world’s No. 1 player, has once again been denied entry into the United State because once again the Serbian is unvaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. It means he is persona non grata at the Indian Wells tournament underway in California and, barring a last-minute reversal,…

Dublin Live

Aer Lingus flyers urged to act fast to claim millions of euro of unused vouchers

Many airlines gave out vouchers instead of cash refunds after being forced to cancel flights during the Covid-19 lockdown

The Independent UK

Hancock discussed blocking disability hub if MP opposed lockdown, messages reveal

Ex-health secretary branded ‘absolute disgrace’ as latest leak suggests he backed putting pressure on Bury North MP

Daily Record

Hundreds of police officers and staff off work with long covid since pandemic hit

The general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation said governments and police services needed to continue to help their police officers and staff as they come to terms with the impact that long Covid is having in their lives.

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Dynamite News

Delhi HC seeks response of Centre for relaxation in JEE Advance exam

The Delhi HC on Tuesday issued notice to the Central Govt and other respondents and sought a response to a plea seeking relaxation for the students appearing in JEE Advance 2023. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - AU

AHRC targets robodebt, Covid policies and indefinite detention in push for federal human rights act

New report says a Human Rights Act could have prevented ‘abandonment’ of Australians overseas in Covid pandemic

The Guardian - UK

I missed Abba Voyage but I can’t make an insurance claim

After paying £384 for tickets, including cover, we were unable to go because we had Covid

Wales Online

Gender pay gap increases as men now earn 14.4% more than women in UK

It will now take more than 50 years to reach gender pay parity

ABC News

Former RAA employee Susan Clarke convicted and fined for COVID-19 vaccination fraud

An Adelaide woman who exploited a vulnerable person to have a COVID-19 vaccination in her name to keep her job has been fined nearly $8,000 for her crime, with the sentencing judge describing her conduct as "reprehensible".

Tribune News Service

COVID-19 origins probe plods on with no clear resolution

WASHINGTON — Republicans are continuing the search for answers on the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, but the path forward is mired in stalled investigations, classified documents and stonewalling from the Chinese government.

The Independent UK

Arkansas Tyson workers sue over lack of COVID protections

Thirty-four Tyson Foods employees, former employees and family members have filed a lawsuit against the company

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