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Covid is 'drain' on NHS as hospitalisations rise by 30% in a week, SAGE scientist says

Today Professor John Edmunds, a member of the Government's SAGE committee, told The Mirror that the virus continues to be a "drain" on the NHS and said research is needed on how best to protect the most vulnerable

Daily Mirror

UK scientists urge higher uptake of Covid boosters among elderly

Fifth of people over 75 in England have not had fourth vaccine, raising concern as case rate rises again

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes misses England training before final New Zealand Test after 'feeling unwell'

Stokes returned a negative lateral flow Test after experiencing Covid symptoms including a chesty cough

Daily Mirror

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Ocugen's Partner COVID-19 Vaccine Covaxin Shows Encouraging Action In Children Below 18 Years

Ocugen Inc (NASDAQ:OCGN) announced the publication of positive pediatric Phase 2/3 study results in children aged 2–18 years for COVID-19 vaccine, Covaxin (BBV152), in The Lancet Infectious Diseases. Covaxin is developed and manufactured by Ocugen's India-based partner Bharat Biotech International Limited. It is under clinical investigation by Ocugen in the U.S. for use…

Benzinga

This new California coronavirus wave isn't sticking to the script: Big spread, less illness

LOS ANGELES — In the last two years, COVID-19 has followed a predictable, if painful, pattern: When coronavirus transmission has rebounded, California has been flooded with new cases and hospitals have strained under a deluge of seriously ill patients, a distressing number of whom die.

Los Angeles Times

Long COVID: Better Therapy Hopes As Detection Dogs Sniff It Out

The experts said they were optimistic their study's result could help improve post-COVID therapies.

Zenger

Welsh brothers see song about grief become an anthem in Ukraine

Ed Brookes, from Conwy and a member of Brothers Abide, explained that the song was dedicated to his mother, who died during the coronavirus pandemic

Wales Online

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Irish people clash on Twitter as some call for mandatory face masks to fight Covid-19 surge

"I'll never understand why they dropped the mask mandate. Living with Covid means a face mask mandate at a minimum."

Irish Mirror

Airline boss says Tories 'couldn't run a sweet shop' as Brexit blamed for chaos

TORY ministers have been told they “couldn’t run a sweet shop” as angry airline bosses blame travel chaos on Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Lone COVID case sends Northeast China city back into lockdown

The city of Jilin has barred all 3.6 million of its residents from leaving their communities unless absolutely necessary

Caixin Global

Kate Middleton's 'huge influence' on Prince William who is now 'embracing' role as King

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are reportedly having a joint 40th birthday party after her own party plans were cancelled due to high Covid rates.

Daily Record

The Queen's heartfelt gesture to Kate and Prince William for his 40th birthday

Her Majesty will reportedly host a joint party this summer for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, after Kate's 40th birthday bash in January had to be cancelled due to covid restrictions.

Daily Record

Indonesia tightens screening as COVID cases rise

Indonesia is tightening guidelines around organising large-scale events to minimise the spread of Covid-19 virus as new cases increased to a two-month high.

Bangkok Post

Latest economic data hints at new era of slower growth

Economic reports are falling short of expectations by more than we've seen since the initial shock of COVID crisis

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Dublin Live

National Concert Hall concerts cancelled due to Covid-19

The National Symphony Orchestra has seen a number of infections among their musicians which has led to the cancellations

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Under 65s may have to get another booster vaccine

He said there has been a low uptake in both groups.

Daily Record

NHS campaigners urge for return of free Covid tests as cases surge across UK

The petition also backs the return of sick pay and self-isolation requirements for people with Covid.

Irish Mirror

Minister Stephen Donnelly sounds Covid alarm as 'figures are quite stark' in Ireland

The minister urged those who are over 65 and are yet to receive their second booster jab to do so

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Inverse

What is hybrid immunity? Two experts explain the mix of vaccination and infection

With more people vaccinated and the virus still circulating, many people are developing “hybrid immunity”

The Independent UK

American Airlines cancels flights to three cities indefinitely over pilot shortage

American Airlines says it has made the ‘difficult decision to end service’ at three airports

Bristol Post

Ryanair boss says airport problems are 'not huge chaos' but warns of more summer disruption

Michael O’Leary has said most flights are getting away but told passengers must be ready for a 'less than satisfactory experience'

Daily Record

National Care Service in Scotland hailed as 'most ambitious reform since creation of NHS'

The Record has championed the campaign to improve the country’s care system after widespread failings were revealed during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sleepaway camps are in demand as parents try to get their kids away from screens

PHILADELPHIA -- More than 100 campers are set to step foot on the grounds of Camp Galil next week, all of whom will be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.

Wales Online

Swansea City's thriving talent factory, the 'utopia' they want and the big Russell Martin hope

Swansea City's production line has been praised far and wide over the years and the next generation are already coming through

The Guardian - US

When stressed, we ‘catastrophize’ – but we can learn to calm our irrational fears

Our primitive brains summon up worst-case scenarios to protect us from danger. In today’s world, that can be debilitating

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