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Ministers set to miss primary school targets after Covid sparks slump in key subjects

Ministers want 90% of 11-year olds to meet expected standards in reading, writing and maths by 2030 - up from 53% seven years ago

Daily Mirror

COVID vaccines remain optional at California's K-12 schools. Will colleges keep requiring them?

SAN JOSE, Calif. — College COVID-19 vaccine requirements are facing renewed scrutiny now that California has walked back plans to mandate the shots in K-12 schools and the state and federal governments are ending their pandemic states of emergency.

Tribune News Service

Met urged to reopen Partygate inquiry as fresh allegations emerge

‘New information’ includes claims that Downing Street staff corroborated stories and destroyed evidence

The Guardian - UK

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Who is Scotland v Wales referee Andrew Brace, the Cardiff-born Irishman who left France and Shaun Edwards fuming

The former Belgium international is the man in the middle for Wales' trip to Murrayfield

Wales Online

India drops 'Air Suvidha' requirement for 6 countries; 2 percent random testing to continue

As per the latest development, the Indian Government has announced to drop the requirement of COVID-19 testing and uploading of the ‘Air Suvidha’ form for international arrivals from Singapore, China, Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Japan.

The Times of India

27 symptoms from headaches to joint pain that could mean you have long covid

The NHS has listed the 27 most common symptoms, and all parts of the body and mind can be affected

Liverpool Echo

TAT upgrades arrival tally from India

India’s decision to scrap a negative RT-PCR Covid test requirement for return travellers from Thailand from Feb 13 should accelerate the tourism recovery amid a sluggish Chinese market, says the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

Bangkok Post

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State's only female chartered biomedical engineer on why girls should embrace science

"During COVID the amount of work our department did with the equipment and ventilators especially was mind-blowing."

Newcastle Herald

Tories leave Britain as only G7 country with smaller economy than before Covid

The Government wants to blame the pandemic and the war in Ukraine for this dire situation rather than admit it is the product of 12 years of Conservative failure

Daily Mirror

Expert says work needs to start on bird flu vaccine in case virus spreads to humans

He said it is important to closely monitor the spread of bird flu, and mutations in the virus, and learn lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic

Wales Online

Today's Interview: Dr. Steven Stack discusses measles and COVID vaccinations

An interview with Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack

WEKU

Nadine Dorries' gaffes and weird moments as Tory plans to quit at next election

The former Culture Secretary, who has been an MP since 2005, is the 19th Conservative MP to say they won't fight the next election, which is expected to be called next year

Daily Mirror

Dungeons & Dragons licence changes threaten the fan community the game relies upon – legal expert explains

Dungeons & Dragons has a longstanding appeal as a role-playing game – or as some players prefer to call it, a storytelling medium. But retaining users in the face of competition is far from easy, despite a recent resurgence thanks to Netflix hit Stranger Things, the uptake in remote activities…

The Conversation

Third of 15-year-olds persistently absent from school in England since September

Attendance rates remain lower than before the start of the coronavirus pandemic, research finds

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The Conversation

COVID vaccines: why the UK needs to rethink its decision to stop boosters for young and healthy people

The UK Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) recently recommended that the current autumn booster campaign, offering additional COVID vaccine doses to higher-risk groups, including people with certain medical conditions and those aged over 50, will end on February 12.

Tribune News Service

CDC adds COVID vaccines to list of routine vaccines for kids and adults

ATLANTA — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has added COVID-19 vaccinations to a list of suggested routine immunizations, but they in no way mandate vaccines.

The Times of India

Maharaja's record order: Tata's Air India set to buy 500 aircraft

NEW DELHI: In one of the biggest ever aircraft orders, Air India is all set to order almost 500 aircraft. These include 400 single aisles — 210 Airbus A320 neo family and 190 Boeing 737 Max.

The Independent UK

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

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Belfast Live

Volunteer highlights ongoing struggles of older people in Derry city

"Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear or the smallest act of caring"

Daily Mirror

How long does it take to renew a passport? Latest updates for Brits planning 2023 trips

Suella Braverman told MPs on Monday that the 10-week turnaround time for passports would remain, after it was introduced during the coronavirus pandemic amid a backlog

Wales Online

Dad started 'swelling up' and nearly died because of flesh-eating disease

Matthew Stancer had to have emergency surgery otherwise doctors feared he could die within 24 hours

The National (Scotland)

'Conservative Woman' event mocked for having SIX MEN take the stage

WHO would you expect to see on stage at an event run by The Conservative Woman? It might be fair to anticipate at least one woman ...

France 24

Anger of China's zero-Covid generation remains intact

In November 2022, thousands of young Chinese people took to the streets to protest repeated Covid-19 lockdowns, constant PCR tests and to demand greater freedom. The movement was stifled in a few days and authorities abandoned their strict zero-Covid policy. But if China's youth took the risk to voice their…

Wales Online

Covid-19 infections in England rise 8%, first increase in five weeks

The number of people in hospital with Covid is also climbing

WEKU

Are there places you should still mask in, forever? Three experts weigh in

NPR asked COVID-19 experts how we should keep weighing risk as we enter the fourth year of the pandemic.

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