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Covid and flu mix: People with 'flurona' are more likely to die, new study warns

Adults affected by Covid and flu symptoms are at higher risk of dying, a new study has found. Here's what you need to know about flurona and how it affects youwhat is

Daily Mirror

Dundee library receives huge covid relief funding boost

The city’s Miners, Modellers and Makers project is set to get a slice of a £200k cash pot.

Daily Record

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Five things you need to know about Ireland's current Covid outbreak and if it's about to ruin summer plans

Are more Covid restrictions on the way? Here's the latest situation

Irish Mirror

End of free Covid testing could put vulnerable at risk, say UK experts

Community testing ends in England on 1 April and will be scaled back across UK as infections rise

The Guardian - UK

Victoria daily news update: premier catches Covid, smoke in the city and money for freight terminals

Monday: Daniel Andrews in isolation for seven days, with James Merlino acting Victorian premier

The Guardian - AU

Melbourne Victory’s character endures with Casey Dumont at its heart

They were underdogs on Sunday. They were on the road, and Sydney were rolling. But they won anyway

The Guardian - AU

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Hospitals battling new Covid wave as doctors ‘can’t rule out cancelling surgeries’

Greater Manchester’s lead Director of Public Health said it was “no surprise” that coronavirus rates were back on the climb after the government rolled back the remaining Covid safety measures

Daily Mirror

How Covid helped China tighten its hold on Hong Kong

Doctors from the mainland are treating patients and Chinese workers are building hospitals as Beijing’s presence is felt like never before

The Guardian - AU

WA residents with COVID-19 turn to social media groups for information, solidarity and support

From comparing symptoms to coping mentally, Western Australians with COVID-19 are turning to social media groups to seek out support and information which they say isn't available through official channels.

ABC News

All eyes on China

China's zero-Covid policy has lasted for nearly two years and faced a tough challenge last week as a flare-up triggered fresh lockdowns in several industrial cities in hard-hit northeastern Jilin province and southern technology hub Shenzhen.

Bangkok Post

'Tories are divorced from reality, without any appreciation of how folk are suffering'

The Conservatives have denied any and all responsibility, forever pointing the finger at Covid or Ukraine or someone or somewhere else is a threadbare Tory tactic that only the criminally gullible could fall for -and now the electorate has had enough

Daily Mirror

China to lockdown Shanghai after surge in Covid infections

The city will be locked down in two stages so testing can be carried out

Evening Standard

AFL Round-Up: Buddy Franklin sparks invasion, MCG calls for evacuation and West Coast's COVID-19 inundation

In a round that had everything, from pitch invasions to lost Swans to a rogue fire alarm, two teams more than any put their hands up as ones to watch. We digest the week that was.

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Daily Record

Dancing On Ice's most chaotic series ever - Covid chaos, fix claims, injuries and tragic death

The ITV show hasn't had a smooth ride this year as both Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby missed a show due to coronavirus.

The Times of India

2 year lows: Daily Covid toll below 10, weekly sub-100

As Covid's shadow continues to steadily recede, India is set to record less than 100 deaths from the virus in the week ending Sunday, a first in nearly two years of the pandemic.

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: world leaders distance from Biden’s Putin comments, budget infrastructure spend unveiled, strangest museum artefacts

Monday: The US has been forced to clarify it is not seeking regime change in Russia after Joe Biden’s comments. Plus: the inseparable couple torn apart by the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Prisoner with Covid died alone in cell coughing up blood 'after pleas were ignored'

Asthmatic prisoner Calum Inglis, 34, died alone in his cell just 12 days after catching Covid after his repeat requests for medical help were ignored, his family have said

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Wales Online

The Covid rules no longer in force from Monday — and the only two remaining

Mark Drakeford has lifted nearly all of the restrictions brought in during the pandemic - but we're not out of the woods just yet

Irish Mirror

Hospitals not safe for patients or staff, INMO warns

'The important point is that the pandemic is not over'

The Guardian - UK

Laissez-faire Covid policy’s cost to health and wealth

Letters: Ruth Wilkinson on the support needed to help those with long Covid get back to work, Tim Walker on the damage done to hospitality and theatre and businesses, and Doris Bridgeman on the end of free lateral flow tests

Manchester Evening News

Inside Greater Manchester hospitals battling new Covid wave as doctor warns ‘we can’t rule out cancelling elective surgeries again’

SPECIAL REPORT: Rising hospital admissions, patients spilling onto corridors, and spiralling staff shortages - just weeks into Greater Manchester's Omicron recovery. Helena Vesty reports.

Manchester Evening News

The cafe in the middle of nowhere serving incredible food that wouldn't have opened without Covid

Natalie and Toni Bagley wanted to try something new - and their business keeps on growing

The Guardian - AU

‘They didn’t die from Covid, but because of Covid’: the inseparable couple torn apart by the pandemic

Kathleen and John Every died in distressing circumstances during the pandemic – one after a short stint in a locked-down nursing home, the other in a busy hospital

The Guardian - AU

Sydneysiders avoiding CBD after Covid ‘reset’ on working habits

Average weekday trips on public transport still down 55% compared with pre-pandemic levels

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