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Crime victims about twice as likely to report depression than non-victims – ONS

A fifth of adults (21.1%) who were victims of any crime, excluding fraud and computer misuse, reported symptoms of depression in the last year.

The Independent UK

Long Covid negatively affecting daily lives of nearly a million people

Fatigue continues to be the most common symptom, followed by shortness of breath, loss of smell and then loss of taste and difficulty concentrating.

The Independent UK

A year on from Sarah Everard’s murder — has anything changed for women?

The tragic anniversary poses troubling questions about the progress we’re making on violence against women, says Claire Cohen

Evening Standard

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Two-thirds of West Dunbartonshire's bank branches have closed in last decade

There are now just 10 bank branches open in the region, compared to 30 in 2010.

Daily Record

Most people will continue to self-isolate for Covid even though they don't have to

But around one in six say they won’t bother

Wales Online

Covid-19 deaths fall for fourth week in a row

A total of 863 deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending February 18 mentioned Covid-19 on the death certificate.

The Independent UK

Parents say long Covid is affecting their children's mental health

The Office for National Statistics found about 30 per cent of children with long Covid presented with a probable mental illness compared with 7.7 per cent without long Covid

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Primary school children with long Covid ‘more likely to have mental illness’

The Office for National Statistics found pupils aged five to 11 with long Covid were 30% more likely to have a mental disorder.

The Independent UK

Truss warns of ‘some economic hardship’ as she gives more detail of Russian sanctions – as it happened

Truss says officials ‘working through the night’ to draw up sanctions against oligarchs; Kwasi Kwarteng in Commons on economic crime bill

The Guardian - UK

Rise in police recorded rapes and sex crimes in wake of Sarah Everard’s murder

Forces recorded the highest number of rapes and the second highest number of sexual offences in a 12-month period.

The Independent UK

Poorest areas of England have less than third of garden space enjoyed by richest

Poorer residents have a mental and physical health disadvantage that leads to worse outcomes throughout their lives

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine refugees: how displacement could impact farms and families in the UK

One of the most immediate consequences of conflicts and crisis is often displacement, as people seek safety. The crisis in Ukraine means substantial numbers of people may flee the country to seek refuge overseas.

The Conversation

Lockdown lifestyles: how has Covid changed lives in the UK?

Nearly two years after the first lockdown was implemented, legal restrictions related to coronavirus are finally being lifted. Here we chart what has changed in people’s lives

The Guardian - UK

NZ's confirmed COVID case numbers are rising fast, but total infections are likely much higher – here's why

With Aotearoa New Zealand’s move into phase 3 of its response to the Omicron outbreak, new definitions and protocols for testing and isolation will mean new ways of measuring the impact of COVID-19.

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Daily Mirror

Woman, 75, explains horror after losing £30,000 in Dragons' Den cryptocurrency scam

Jill, 75, has lost huge sums of money after being taken in by a convincing fraud on Facebook featuring faked quotes from trusted entrepreneur Deborah Meaden, of Dragons' Den fame

Daily Mirror

Covid rules that will remain in place from today as legal self-isolation is scrapped

Boris Johnson’s ‘living with Covid’ plan comes into action in England today with the end of mandatory isolation. But with all remaining legal Covid restrictions set to end under the plan, which rules will still be in place?

The Independent UK

Home abortions get six-month extension - but will be ‘scrapped’ in August

Government’s ‘pills by post’ scheme will end after two years

The Independent UK

Revealed: Top Covid hotspots in England as all restrictions lifted

Case rates falling in all of country’s 315 local authorities, official testing data suggests

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The Independent UK

UK Covid infections above pre-Christmas levels as 2.1m have virus – but cases falling in England

Around one in 25 people in England had Covid last week

Daily Mirror

One in 25 people have Covid as cases fall but infections highest in primary school kids

Boris Johnson announced his plan for living with Covid earlier this week, involving axing mandatory self-isolation and free tests as infection levels dropped further

The Independent UK

Covid-19 infections fall in England but mixed picture in rest of UK

Numbers across the country are still higher than pre-Christmas levels.

Insider UK

Thousands of bank branches have closed in the past 12 years - but how many are in your area?

Official data shows the number of bank branches dropped by 11% in the year to March 2021

The Independent UK

How to cope with the rising cost of living

Millions of Britons are struggling as the price of everything soars amid rising energy prices and inflation. Kate Ng turns to financial experts for advice on how to deal with it all

Wales Online

Four in five older primary school pupils likely to have had covid, new figures suggest

New figures looking at eight to 11-year-olds found 82 per cent had antibodies which suggest someone has had the infection or been vaccinated

The Independent UK

Scotland Covid update: Four in five older primary school children likely to have antibodies

Levels in the eight to 11 age group rose sharply during the recent Omicron wave of infections.

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