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Belfast is a “friendly, caring and compassionate” city according to survey

Not all positive as just over half of those surveyed agreeing they felt safe in the city centre after dark

Belfast Live

'Dirty' Leeds pizza takeaway blames Covid for damning two star hygiene rating

Pizza Milano, also known as Burger Joint Desserts, got a damning level two hygiene rating

Leeds Live

Latest travel rules for Spain, Portugal, France, Greece and more for Easter holidays

Latest Covid travel rules for Easter in holiday hotspots like France, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy and more from Covid tests to vaccine requirements for UK travellers

Daily Mirror

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Under-fire Manchester Airport bosses told to 'get a grip or get out'

Blackley and Broughton MP Graham Stringer issued the ultimatum and said: "It pains me to see the chaos and lack of service to customers."

Manchester Evening News

Easter holidays: Poland and Sweden drop Covid entry rules in boost for British tourists

Both countries no longer require proof of vaccination to visit, according to the Foreign Office

Evening Standard

Number of positive hospital patients rocket over March and one Trust sees almost four times as many cases

Covid-19 is still causing a significant impact at our hospitals - one North East NHS Trust has seen the number of positive patients almost quadruple

Chronicle Live

Huge Edinburgh Airport queues spotted as holidaymakers depart for Easter break

After Edinburgh Airport put out a statement last week warning people of potential disruption, it's no surprise that huge queues have started to mount before check-in

Edinburgh Live

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Tanzania - a Covid anti-vaxxer’s holiday paradise?

Anti-vax tourists are heading to Tanzania to avoid having to get jabbed, and some are even using their holiday to pick up fake vaccine certificates, says Joanna Bell

Evening Standard

Helensburgh pensioners given Covid booster appointments in Inveraray, Dunoon and Lochgilphead

Hundreds of over-75s in the Helensburgh area who have been allocated slots for their fourth jag in locations such as Dunoon, Inveraray, Strachur, Dalmally and even Lochgilphead.

Daily Record

Prisoners have no lessons for two years due to Covid, report says

Covid lockdowns have also affected the development of young children, leaving them behind with toilet training, crawling, talking and making friends, Ofsted said

Evening Standard

Spain travel: Blow to some Irish holidaymakers as country refuses to lift entry rules before Easter

Spanish authorities announced in recent days that they would be extending the restrictions that were introduced in response to Covid-19

Irish Mirror

Two areas of Merseyside see fall in weekly positive Covid tests

In England, there was a 3% fall in positive tests in the week ending March 28

Liverpool Echo

IndiGo suspends some pilots for planning pay cut protest leave tomorrow

NEW DELHI: Some IndiGo pilots have been suspended for planning protests against the continued pandemic-time pay cuts.

The Times of India

Covid hospital patient numbers rocket to level not seen since second wave in Ayrshire

Hospital numbers have been rising for weeks as infection numbers soar.

Daily Record

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‘The danger is still there’: As omicron lurks, native Americans are wary of boosters

When COVID-19 vaccines first became available, Native Americans acted swiftly and with determination to get their shots — as though they had everything to lose.

The Guardian - UK

Why has it taken so long to add more Covid symptoms to NHS list?

Scientists suspect government updated the list only after free tests were scrapped for most in England

Dublin Live

Dublin restaurant providing fun brunch every weekend - but without the hangover

Craig Reynolds, who is a director at Bingo Loco, Anti Social, Happy Endings and Jackie's, found himself with nothing to do during the Covid pandemic

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson given wrong information on lockdown parties, says Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jacob Rees Mogg has moved to defend the Prime Minister by claiming he did not have the right information when he told the House of Commons that no Covid laws had been broken.

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Evening Standard

ALRA: Students left heartbroken as drama school closes down without warning

Students at a London drama school that trained stars including Miranda Hart and Denise Gough say they are “heartbroken” after it closed down saying it was no longer “financially viable”.

Chronicle Live

Do I have to go to work if I have Covid-19 even though I should isolate?

The Government and NHS says we 'should' isolate if we get Covid or develop symptoms, but don't have to. Does that mean you may be forced to go to work?

Daily Mirror

Government says free Covid tests won't be brought back despite nine new symptoms

Common ailments such as a sore throat, muscle pains and diarrhoea have now been confirmed as signs of coronavirus - days after the Government axed free lateral flow tests

Birmingham Post

Ryanair set for loss of at least £294m - but says passenger numbers are recovering

Budget airline said number of fliers was still down a third on pre-Covid figures

Evening Standard

Return of conventional politics could be bad news for Boris Johnson

We might just have found the perfect metaphor for this government. Yesterday the news broke that Boris Johnson’s former head of propriety and ethics had been fined by the Metropolitan Police over a karaoke party in the Cabinet Office at which there was a drunken brawl. As many as 20…

Birmingham Post

Pleasing exploration results for Pensana as rare earths sourced to feed emerging Saltend plant

Angolan early joy following resumption of field work as Covid-related travel restrictions ease in Africa

Wales Online

Eggs, tomatoes, oil, bread and wine - everything at risk of shortages in UK

War, Covid, Brexit and the weather are putting huge strains on our supply chain

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