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Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield reveal the sad lasting effect Covid had on This Morning

At the height of the pandemic, the presenters used a plastic screen with built in sleeves in order to embrace each other

Evening Standard

Foreign students finally returning to Japanese universities' campuses

Many foreign students have returned to their Japanese universities for the first time in two years, bringing campuses back to a level of energy last seen before the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Publicise free COVID booster dose campaign: Centre tells FM radio channels

India has administered over 211 crore doses of COVID-19 vaccines since the beginning of the vaccination drive on January 16 last year

The Hindu

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This Morning's Holly Willoughby says it's 'lovely' to hug Phillip Schofield again after Covid

Holly says things are getting back to normal again after pandemic restrictions were lifted but guests on the ITV programme are still not so hands on

Chronicle Live

Should you get a Covid-19 booster now, or wait until the fall?

As we gear up for another wave of Covid-19 this fall, experts say you should definitely be prepared to get a booster shot. Here's when you should get it.

Inverse

'Did she lose her mind?' Sharon Horgan explains her turn to the dark side

NEW YORK — When "Catastrophe" came to an end three years ago, Sharon Horgan was bereft.

Los Angeles Times

Chinese think tank: Virus curbs must change to help economy

A Chinese think tank has issued a rare public disagreement with the ruling Communist Party’s severe “zero COVID” policy, saying curbs that shut down cities and disrupt trade, travel and industry must change to prevent an “economic stall.”

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Cruise ship COVID rules are changing as unvaccinated passengers now allowed

The biggest changes to public health protocols on cruise ships since cruising restarted last summer during the pandemic are taking effect in early September, when most cruise lines leaving from U.S. ports will allow unvaccinated passengers. Many of them also are loosening coronavirus preboarding testing requirements.

Miami Herald

Common covid symptom in vaccinated people who test positive

Data shows that there was a rise in people reporting this symptom in January 2022

Liverpool Echo

The government will no longer be sending free COVID-19 tests to Americans

The Biden administration is pausing its distribution of free COVID-19 tests this week, but you can still order new ones before the end date.

WEKU

Free mental health overhaul hoped to help raise the community's spirit

An overhaul of community mental health and wellbeing is hoped to help Lake Macquarie locals bounce back from the struggles of natural disasters and COVID-19.

Newcastle Herald

Will Arab Disputes Postpone Algeria Summit?

Disputes between Arab countries and differences over the reinstatement of Syria are threatening to postpone the upcoming Arab League summit, scheduled for Algeria in November. Algeria has been preparing to host the 31st summit since 2019. It will be the first in-person summit for Arab leaders since the coronavirus pandemic.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Flu could ‘bite’ as early as October, NHS leaders and scientists warn

Risk the NHS’s ‘winter crisis’ will be extended this year

The Independent UK

China moves aggressively on Covid as political summit looms

BEIJING: China is enforcing lockdown restrictions in areas around Beijing more intensively, and will mass test the nearby port city of Tianjin, stepping up its quest to wipe out Covid-19 ahead of a key meeting of the Communist Party’s top leaders.

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Australians stranded in Tokyo's Narita airport after cancelled Jetstar flight

A group of Australians are stranded at Narita airport in Tokyo "without food or water", unable to leave due to Japan's strict COVID controls, after Jetstar cancelled their connecting flight from Finland to Australia.

Reuters

Australia PM focussed on workplace reform as he marks 100 days in office

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said his government was focussed on jobs and workplace reform as the country faces economic challenges in the recovery phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAP

Change to COVID rule not so easy for NRL

Even if the government reduces the isolation period mandated nationwide, NRL players will need to meet three criteria to return to play after testing positive.

Nottingham Post

Six Nottinghamshire pubs at risk of being lost forever as 'frightening rate' of boozer decline continues

More than 300 pubs have been lost in the last two decades

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The Canberra Times

Record drop in ACT COVID-19 cases continues

The ACT reported 148 new infections in the latest reporting period.

Bangkok Post

1,273 new Covid inpatients, 26 more deaths

The country registered 1,273 new patients admitted to hospitals and 26 more Covid-19 related fatalities on Sunday, the Ministry of Public Health reported on Monday.

AAP

Ten free RATS for NSW pensioners

As COVID-19 continues to cut a swathe through the community, NSW pensioners and concession card holders are being offered 10 free rapid antigen tests.

The Guardian - UK

Wizz Air named worst airline for UK-departing flight delays

Flights found to run more than 14 minutes late on average as UK plans to reduce compensation

The New Daily

Watch: John Farnham awake, Leaders discuss COVID isolation changes, PM marks 100 days in office

Watch: John Farnham is awake and in a stable condition in intensive care, family says. Woman found with serious injuries in Western Sydney after hit and

USA Today Sports Media Group

Aaron Rodgers admits lying about COVID vaccination status last season

Aaron Rodgers admitted this week on Joe Rogan's podcast that he intentionally lied about his COVID vaccination status last season.

Daily Mirror

Policemen with beards ordered to shave them off before they start their shift

Traffic officers in Scotland have been warned to shave their beards before starting work after bosses reimposed a rule meant to ensure they can wear face masks for certain jobs

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