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The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

All you need to know as millions of Brits can book 4th jab from today

The move comes as covid cases continue to surge across the country

Liverpool Echo

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar says fourth Covid jabs to be rolled out as soon as the summer

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar reveals Government is planning bringing forward a winter vaccination programme

Dublin Live

Majority of covid restrictions in Scotland scrapped as face masks remain in place

The latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) data revealed that one in 14 people in Scotland had covid last week.

Daily Record

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Which Covid legal rules are ending in Scotland today? New restrictions explained

Nicola Sturgeon made the announcement in an address to MSPs last week.

Daily Record

Roos coach faces COVID iso breach claims

The Socceroos' build-up to Thursday's crucial World Cup qualifier against Japan has been shaken amid claims coach Graham Arnold breached COVID-19 isolation.

AAP

‘Previously well’ two-year-old child dies in Sydney hospital with Covid

NSW records 14,970 new cases and four deaths from the virus – taking state’s Covid death toll to 2,027

The Guardian - AU

The problem with pandemic warnings is people

Social modelling to prepare for pandemics needs more emphasis on the social.

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Dublin children 'less sociable' since beginning of Covid-19 pandemic, national survey claims

A staggering two thirds of children have become more reliant on devices and technology since the pandemic began.

Dublin Live

US Surgeon General calls for ‘preparation, not panic’ as Europe faces Covid wave

‘We can live our lives and not let Covid define our lives’ says Surgeon General Vivek Murthy

The Independent UK

Sydney news: Flood-affected residents protest outside PM's home

MORNING BRIEFING: Flood-affected Lismore residents are protesting outside Prime Minister Scott Morrison's home, calling for action on climate change.

ABC News

Teenager 'nearly died' after being told huge lump on eye was likely a symptom of Covid

Bonnie Ghent, 13, from Bristol, was repeatedly turned away by medics who told her the massive swelling around her eye - which turned out to be caused by an infection rotting away at her skull

Daily Mirror

Irish holidaymakers warned as Covid cases surge in Spain, France and other holiday hotspots

In Spain, where masks are still required indoors and on public transport, 211,241 new Covid cases have been recorded over the past two weeks.

Dublin Live

Tanaiste rules out bringing back Covid restrictions

There are currently around 1,100 people in hospital with Covid, with some 50 people in ICU.

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar reveals fourth Covid jabs to be rolled out as soon as the summer

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar reveals Government is planning bringing forward a winter vaccination programme

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‘There is a whole lot more to negotiate’: how Covid-19 has changed housemate hunting

From vaccination status to what safe socialising looks like, the easing of restrictions in Australia has brought complex conversations to sharehouses

Wales Online

We asked people if the Welsh Government should still be scrapping face masks with Covid cases rising

Most people have a similar attitude whether they like masks or not

The Guardian - UK

‘Roll on the summer of love’: UK music festivals on song after Covid closures

From Glastonbury to Radio 1’s Big Weekend there are heady expectations of a vintage season

Wales Online

Will Wales still scrap face masks this Friday as Covid cases rise and Scotland decides to keep coverings?

At the start of March the First Minister said all legal restrictions will be removed on Monday, March 28, providing the situation remains 'stable'. But has it?

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Could Irish holidays in 2022 be ruined again? Latest as Covid cases surge in Spain, France and other holiday hotspots

In Spain, where masks are still required indoors and on public transport, 211,241 new Covid cases have been recorded over the past two weeks.

Wales Online

Most cold symptoms are now Covid Omicron infections in the UK, study shows

Tim Spector, lead scientist on the Zoe Covid Study app, said this current wave 'shows no sign of abating' and warned that most of the population seems unaware of the risks and danger of 'frequent reinfections'

The Guardian - UK

Covid restrictions easing across Europe despite surge in cases

Germany to lift most controls despite daily record as cases also climb in Austria, Spain and France

Radio France Internationale

The Ugandan teacher who risked it all to save her class during Covid

From her infectious laugh to her "can do" spirit, Irene Ocwee Trends is no ordinary educator. The head teacher of Hilder Nursery and Primary school in northern Uganda knew during the first days of the pandemic that schools would be closed for far longer than the three weeks the government…

The Conversation

A computer science technique could help gauge when the pandemic is 'over'

In early 2022, nearly two years after Covid was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, experts are mulling a big question: when is a pandemic “over”?

The Guardian - UK

Public health measures are key to curbing Covid in UK, say scientists

On the second anniversary of the first lockdown, experts including Wellcome Trust director Jeremy Farrar, outline what needs to be done to cope with pandemics

Chronicle Live

Spain, France, Greece and Portugal travel rules ahead of Easter holidays

France, Greece and Portugal are among a growing number of countries to axe Covid tests for double jabbed holidaymakers

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