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I'm a Celeb's Matt Hancock asked if rules 'were rules or guidelines' after he's picked as camp leader

The Jab was a cheeky reference to Hancock's breaking Covid guidelines during the pandemic while he was Health Secretary.

Daily Record

Rare Covid symptom that often affects kids you should look out for as cases rise

Approximately one in 40 people have coronavirus at the moment, according to the latest data from the Office of National Statistics, and blistered feet are an additional symptom

Daily Mirror

All you need is love?

In uncertain modern times, the young generation grapples with questions like whether to have children or not? Or is it safe to have another child?

Bangkok Post

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‘A doctor told me I could be here for months’: patients stuck in England’s hospitals

With up to one in three beds occupied by people fit to leave, we spoke to some of those kept in wards, and their frustrated carers

The Guardian - UK

The forgotten immunocompromised

Most of the rest of the world has moved on from COVID. We can’t

Salon

Who is Matt Hancock? From health secretary to I’m a Celebrity

From Covid press briefings to the Australian jungle

The Independent UK

Queueing ambulances, packed A&Es, no beds: Can the NHS be saved from catastrophe this winter?

Health bosses are hoping that £34m of emergency funding will help - but will that cash be enough to ease unprecedented pressure?

Manchester Evening News

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People of colour more likely to be fined for lockdown raves, data shows

More than a third of 441 fines in England and Wales for ‘amplified music’ events were issued to Black, Asian and mixed race people

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon lays wreath at ‘particularly poignant’ Remembrance Sunday event

Scotland stood silent to remember the fallen on Remembrance Sunday.

The Independent UK

As we head into a third winter battling Covid this is how the virus is affecting Greater Manchester now

Using the latest figures we attempt to assess how coronavirus is affecting Greater Manchester currently

Manchester Evening News

Matt Hancock's vicar slams MP for stint ITV I'm a Celebrity stint

The Rev Max Drinkwater criticised the former health secretary during a sermon which emerged on Saturday

Manchester Evening News

Glasgow businessman pocketed £100,000 using covid loan fraud to buy house

Brendan Gaughan has been banned from operating as a company director after he used cash he wasn't entitled to from the UK Government Bounce Back Loan scheme to buy a house then pay thousands from the sale into his own bank account.

Glasgow Live

As disgraced Tory MPs shame politics, will Rishi Sunak keep his promise to clean up the house?

Time was when a dishonourable member would resign and disappear for good after a scandal. Not any more

The Guardian - UK

'I delivered pizzas during the pandemic – now I work in tech for Deliveroo'

David was made redundant during the pandemic and had to take a job delivering pizzas

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Bristol Post

Southmead: How has the pandemic changed one of Bristol's most deprived areas?

The success of Southmead is a shining example to the rest of the country

Reuters

Yellen to seek clarity from China on COVID, property -officials

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will seek clarity on China's plans to ease its COVID-19 restrictions and deal with problems in its property sector when she meets on Monday with China's central bank chief, Treasury officials said on Sunday.

The National (Scotland)

The truth about Scotland's NHS: 'This crisis goes back to the coalition government'

AFTER battling through the Covid pandemic, the NHS in Scotland is still facing challenges like never before. From record waiting times to looming…

Bangkok Post

Marina drive for Phuket

The arrival of the Spectrum of the Seas cruise ship off Phuket's Patong beach late last month was a welcome sight for the resort province that is still reeling from the Covid-19 pandemic.

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The Denver Post

COVID-19 booster uptake remains low, despite growing evidence they’re as good as older shots

DENVER — More than two months into the campaign to get people to take updated COVID-19 boosters, only about 8% of people who are eligible have received the shot, though about 23% of those 65 and older have, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates.

Daily Mirror

Matt Hancock's vicar says MP 'neglected his constituents' by going on I'm a Celebrity

The Rev Max Drinkwater hit out at Matt Hancock's presence on ITV's I'm a Celebrity and told people at St Mary’s, in Haverhill, Suffolk, that the local MP had 'clearly neglected his constituents'

The Independent UK

Will Mellor tells his kids he’s OK as he cries on Strictly over death of his father

One fan said the actor’s performance made them ‘cry buckets’

The Guardian - AU

‘Closely connected to our readership’: the female-led bush media that’s a hit in the city

Women in the country have been spearheading the kind of media they want to see – and people in the cities are on board, too

Belfast Live

Gerry Flynn opens up on dyslexia struggles and 'daily non-negotiables'

"It isn't something I am ashamed of. It is something I have and I live with it, and I still struggle with it on a daily basis."

Tribune News Service

China says it’s refining COVID-19 rules, not relaxing controls

China’s top health officials said a sweeping overhaul to its COVID Zero playbook was a refinement of rules and not a relaxation of controls, dismissing interpretations that the changes were a step toward living with the virus.

The Canberra Times

'They took the risk': ANU not liable for students' COVID losses, lawyer says

COVID made parts of their on-campus living agreements with the ANU impossible, the students say.

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