The more we learn about Covid-19, the more we realise it’s not an illness that survivors simply shrug off. Pandemic watchers are now paying close attention to “long Covid”, or the far-reaching after effects that are affecting people for months after the initial infection.

Members of the Post Covid Syndrome Group on Facebook have so far reported over 170 long-term symptoms, ranging from fatigue, blurry vision, brain fog and muscle pains to depression, anxiety, heart palpitations and tinnitus.

And as well as affecting the body internally, it’s clear that coronavirus is taking a toll on survivors’ external appearance too.There are reports of strange rashes, dryness, inflamed itchy skin and, perhaps most traumatically of all, hair loss.

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'Strictly' tour delayed to 2022 because of the coronavirus pandemic

Strictly Come Dancing’s much-loved live tour has been delayed to 2022 because of the coronavirus pandemic.The popular show sees contestants from the series and their professional partners entertaining audiences up and down the country.The tour usually starts early in the new year, after another celebrity has lifted the coveted Strictly Glitterball trophy.But the tour for this series has been pushed back a year because of the virus and will now start in Birmingham in January 2022.As a result of Covid-19 restrictions - and to keep everyone safe - the 2021 arena tour will not go ahead, but tickets for the 2022 arena tour will be available this year and will go on general sale at 10.00am on Friday 16 October at https://t.co/p7XtQQ3NCzA post on

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Teen assumes Finland's PM post for a day in "Girls Takeover"

the stand-in prime minister and the real one stressed in a joint statement. “Gender equality ambitions will fall short as long as girls are pushed aside from using and developing technology.

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Core budget spending to rise by €3 billion in 2021 - McGrath

The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform has said that without accounting for policy measures in key areas such as health and housing, the budget estimates for next year will include an increase of approximately €3 billion in core expenditure.

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Martin raises concerns over NI virus rate with British PM Johnson

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has raised concerns about the Covid-19 situation in Northern Ireland with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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Regeneron drugs in demand after Trump coronavirus treatment — but it’s not available to public

COVID-19 drugs after U.S. President Donald Trump was treated last week with an experimental therapy from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc, and on Wednesday he promised to make it free to Americans while touting its benefits.Medical experts said more data is needed to assess the treatment’s efficacy before wider use should be allowed.Trump was discharged from the hospital late on Monday, just a few days after being diagnosed with COVID-19 that caused enough lung inflammation for blood oxygen levels to fall.

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Adult kids moving back home in the COVID-19 2nd wave? Here’s how to talk money

coronavirus pandemic, some young adults may be forced to move back in with their parents.Whether they’re dealing with the closure of campuses or loss of employment, moving back in with your folks brings up the important subjects of finances and communication.In a recent segment on Global News’ The Morning Show, relationship expert Jessica O’Reilly and financial expert Kelley Keehn both talked about how parents can manage both their peaceful household and their budgets if their children unexpectedly decide to move back home.Keehn says before your adult kids move back in, you have to set some ground rules.“Are they paying rent? If they’re unemployed are they looking for work? When they do get back on their feet do they need to pay back the

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Scots health chiefs hunt for new £140k top medic after Catherine Calderwood quit over holiday home row

chief medical officer as the nation heads for tougher restrictions. Scottish Government officials are desperate to fill the new top medic role after shamed Dr Catherine Calderwood stepped down when she was caught making trips to her second home during the pandemic.

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New figures show Hamilton has almost half of South Lanarkshire's Covid-19 cases

a new map published by Public Health Scotland has revealed how those cases break down across different neighbourhoods.In the week from Monday, September 28, to Sunday, October 4, the Hamilton area had 222 of the 450 cases in South Lanarkshire.It has a rate of 2.19 cases for every 1000 residents - and 21 of the 46 neighbourhoods across the region with at least one case per 1000 residents are in the Hamilton area.Rutherglen and Cambuslang saw an average of 1.31 cases per 1000 residents last week while East Kilbride and Avondale (0.96) and Clydesdale (0.87) had lower rates of coronavirus.Last week, East Kilbride and Avondale had 92 new coronavirus cases while there were 83 in Rutherglen and Cambuslang and 53 in Clydesdale.Hamilton Centre and

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Prince William, David Attenborough launch 'Earthshot' award

LONDON – Prince William has joined forces with renowned British broadcaster and naturalist David Attenborough to launch Thursday a new environmental award, the Earthshot Prize, which has grand ambitions to “incentivize change and help to repair our planet over the next 10 years.” The prize takes its inspiration from the Moonshot challenge that President John F. Kennedy set for the U.S.

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Still 'exponential growth' in Dublin despite Level 3 restrictions

Associate Professor of Biochemistry at Trinity College Dublin Tomás Ryan has said the situation with Covid-19 has gotten worse since Sunday and despite two weeks of Level 3 restrictions in Dublin, we still have "what looks like exponential growth".

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Germany faces 'uncontrolled' Covid-19 spread as cases jump the most since April

Berlin: Germans face a "test of character" to contain a surge in the number of coronavirus cases, Health Minister Jens Spahn said on Thursday after the biggest rise in new daily cases since April.Warning people they must stick to distancing and hygiene rules to ensure the situation does not spiral out of control as winter approaches, he pointed the finger at young people."We are at an autumn milestone," said Spahn. "We must not lose control ...

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For covid vaccine delivery, govt to map out cold chain storage facilities

NEW DELHI : With the likelihood of a coronavirus vaccine being available within months, the Indian government has begun a massive exercise to map out the cold storage facilities across the country to ensure the quick delivery of the vaccine.Some vaccine frontrunners are in advanced stages of trial and could hit the market by early next year, making the task of securing “last mile connectivity" and ensuring that nothing goes wrong before the shot is administered more urgent.An expert group is talking to public and private sector entities in the pharmaceutical sector, food processing industry and agro businesses as well as food delivery startups such as Swiggy and Zomato to identify cold storages or fridges at the taluka level that can stock

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Rick Zamperin’s Week 5 NFL picks: Bills make you wanna shout, no one loves New York

NFL season.I didn’t like my 9-6 record straight up last week and I have to do a lot better than 5-9-1 against the spread, but while my weekly picks are for entertainment purposes only O’Brien lost his job as head coach of the Houston Texans following the club’s dreadful 0-4 start to the season.How will the Romeo Crenel-led Texans fare in Week 5? Find out below. Rick Zamperin: Coronavirus may force NFL to reschedule more games Week 5 kicks off Thursday night in the Windy City as the surprising 3-1 Bears host Tom Brady and the 3-1 Buccaneers.

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NHS ready to 'roll out Covid jab next month' meaning thousands may have it by Christmas

trainee nurses, paramedics and physiotherapists, will reportedly be able to treat tens of thousands of people daily.Officials are hopeful that two Covid jabs will prove successful by the end of the year, leaked documents reveal.Plans are under way to target those who need them most, including the elderly and vulnerable, The Sun reports.Reports state the first vaccination sites will be based in major cities including London, Leeds and Hull.There will also be mobile vaccination units in various areas nationwide, with teams visiting care homes and vulnerable people.It's also believed that pharmacists and GPS wil be asked to offer the jab to millions, with the roll out set to take between three to six months.However, as patients need two jabs,

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Bradley Walsh in tears on This Morning as families forced apart due to Covid-19 lockdown

The Chase star Bradley Walsh broke down in tears on This Morning as the ITV show talked about families who were forced apart during the coronavirus lockdown. The ITV programme showed a heartbreaking video of Alice Beer speaking to just a few families desperate to be reunited with their loved ones.

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45% of Parents Very Worried Kids Will Get COVID-19 at School

Editor's Note: The research below was conducted in partnership between Franklin Templeton and Gallup.WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Almost half (45%) of U.S.

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GMP get £1.7m to help police coronavirus rules - but you won't be seeing Covid Marshalls in Manchester any time soon

herePolice forces will be required to show their plans to get the funding.The Home Office is also launching an 'income loss recovery scheme' for police forces who have lost revenue due for policing airports and sporting fixtures.The scheme will enable GMP to recover 75p in every £1 of budgeted income lost due to Covid-19 restrictions this financial year once forces have absorbed five per cent of those losses themselves.Coun Pat Karney, the council's city centre spokesman, said: "The majority of Mancunians are abiding by the regulations because we have an emergency situation and we need to be firm with the minority letting the city down and endangering people's health."Police and council resources are stretched to the limit at the moment,

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Year 10 students sent home to isolate after positive coronavirus case at Eccles school

Eccles has been sent home after a classmate tested positive for the virus.The student began experiencing symptoms six days prior and began staying home from school on September 30, the school has confirmed.The pupil was then tested over the weekend. The results coming back positive shortly after and the school was informed on Tuesday morning.Two hours after the report of a positive test result was made to the school, all pupils who were determined to be close contacts to the case were separated and place in the sports hall, the headteacher has told the Manchester Evening News .The children's parents and carers were then called.

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AstraZeneca could profit from Oxford covid vaccine as early as July: report

AstraZeneca could start profiting from its COVID-19 vaccine as soon as July next year, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing a memo showing the British drugmaker can declare when it considers the pandemic to have ended.The London-listed firm previously said it would not profit from the vaccine "during the pandemic", and the report attributes the development to a memorandum of understanding signed this year between AstraZeneca and Brazilian public health organization, Fiocruz.AstraZeneca, which developed the vaccine with Oxford University, signed multiple supply-and-manufacture deals for more than 3 billion doses globally, although details on the terms have been scant.According to FT, the "Pandemic Period" could be further

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Covid-19 impact: Housing prices fall 2-7% in July-Sept in top 6 Indian cities, says report

New Delhi: The coronavirus pandemic led to an up to 7% decline in average housing prices in top six Indian cities in the last three months, said a new report on Thursday.The average housing prices declined by 2-7 per cent year-on-year during July-September in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad on lower demand amid COVID-19 pandemic, according to Knight Frank India.Prices, however, increased in Bengaluru and Hyderabad by 3 per cent and 4 per cent, respectively, during July-September 2020 compared with the year-ago period.Chennai saw the maximum fall of 7 per cent, followed by Delhi-NCR and Pune at 5 per cent.Rates dipped 3 per cent each in Kolkata and Ahmedabad, while Mumbai witnessed 2 per cent price correction.The

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35 states/UTs conducting over 140 Covid-19 tests/day per million population: Health Ministry

COVID-19 tests per day per million population, while 22 states and UTs have COVID-19 positivity rate less than the national average, the health ministry said on Thursday.The cumulative positivity rate stands at 8.19 per cent, it said.The national average of COVID-19 tests per day per million population is 865, the ministry said, asserting that the country has demonstrated an exponential increase in the COVID-19 testing infrastructure since January 2020. "As evidence has revealed, higher number of testing on a sustained basis has aided in bringing down the positivity rate.

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Emotional moment Kate Garraway is assured husband Derek will get better by long-suffering coronavirus patient

KATE Garraway was assured husband Derek will get better by a long-suffering coronavirus patient on today's Good Morning Britain. Anil Patel, 63, spent 149 days in intensive care with the illness before being moved to a residential rehabilitation centre just days ago.

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Kate Garraway says Derek is 'still fighting' as coronavirus survivor reaches out on GMB

Kate Garraway thanked a Good Morning Britain guest on Thursday who reached out to her, after his battle with coronavirus.

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Medic warns students 'aren't invincible' from coronavirus as it erupts in universities

A medic has warned students "who think they're invincible" that some youngsters with coronavirus have ended up in intensive care.

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Kate Garraway blasts Donald Trump's claim getting coronavirus was 'blessing from God'

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway has shared her shock and confusion over US President Donald Trump's latest comments about coronavirus.

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Immigration process slowed amid COVID 19 leaving would be residents stranded

Thousands of immigrants are stranded in their home countries unable to relocate to Canada. In many cases these would be permanent residents have approved documentation that has expired while they plead for help and new documentation.

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Over 85% of coronavirus patients have none of the official symptoms, doctors warn

Almost nine out of ten people with Covid-19 have no symptoms, new research shows.

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Kate Garraway left baffled by Donald Trump’s ‘strange’ claim that his coronavirus diagnosis was a ‘blessing from God’

KATE Garraway admitted she was left baffled by Donald Trump's claim that his coronavirus diagnosis was a "blessing from God". The Good Morning Britain star called the US president's wording "strange" and questioned how he could call it a blessing when more than 210,000 of his citizens have died from the illness.

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Level 5 row: Who knew what and when?

The Taoiseach was informed by a text from Minister Donnelly early on Saturday afternoon that Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan was going to convene a meeting of NPHET the following day.

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Active covid cases decline in 23 states in two weeks, but Kerala biggest hotspot

World Health Organization, said the “best estimates" indicate that 10% of the global population may have been infected by the coronavirus. Serosurveys, which are large-scale tests for antibodies against the virus, have hinted the same in Indian cities.With slowing spread, large Indian states finally showed signs of economic revival in September.

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Nicola Sturgeon coronavirus update LIVE as pubs and restaurants set to close in central Scotland

Coronavirus restrictions will be toughened across Scotland tomorrow in a bid to spread the deadly disease. Nicola Sturgeon announced in the Scottish Parliament that from tomorrow (Friday) a number of new measures will come into force.

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Pubs could be shut under new coronavirus rules for north of England from Monday

coronavirus restrictions – including the possible closure of hospitality – amid fears the disease is spiralling out of control. Ministers are said to be considering the new measures, which could come as early as Monday, according to reports, as infection rates continue to soar in cities such as Manchester, Liverpool and Newcastle.The move, if confirmed, would be another severe blow for hard-pressed pubs and restaurants in the regions already reeling from the imposition of the controversial 10pm curfew.

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Brits won't be able to visit Australia until the end of 2021 or there's a Covid vaccine

restrictions between and within some states and territories within Australia.International travel 'will remain low' until the end of next year, or whenever a vaccine is widely available, Australian Federal Budget announced this week.

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Coronavirus: Shutting schools 'increases Covid-19 deaths', scientists claim

Shutting schools during the Covid-19 pandemic could actually increase the overall death rate from the disease, researchers have said.

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Changes made to Covid-19 checkpoints on N7 and M2

The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has appealed to people to pay attention to signs directing cars and trucks into different lanes at two checkpoints on the N7 and M2 from today as part of the policing of Covid-19 restrictions.

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CDSCO asks Biological E, Dr Reddy’s to review covid-19 vaccine trial protocols

NEW DELHI : An expert panel of the Central Drugs Standards Control Organization (CDSCO) on Thursday asked Dr Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd and Biological E Ltd to review the clinical trial protocols they had submitted for their respective covid-19 vaccine candidates.While Dr Reddy’s Laboratories plans to conduct phase 3 clinical trials for the Sputnik V vaccine candidate, jointly developed by Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Biological E is conducting a trial of the recombinant protein vaccine developed by US’ Baylor College of Medicine.The subject expert committee (SEC) of the CDSCO in a meeting on Monday had said that Dr Reddy’s should follow the regulatory requirements and

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BA's 747 jumbos bid farewell with rare dual take off

British Airways will bid farewell to its final London-based Boeing 747s today with a rare synchronised dual take off for the "Queen of the Skies", the jet which brought long-haul flights to the masses.

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Brazil coronavirus cases pass 5 million mark

Brazil has surpassed five million coronavirus infections and is approaching 150,000 deaths from the disease, amid optimism the virus is slowing in the hard-hit South American country.

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Analyzing Trump's illness is humbling for media's med teams

NEW YORK – Here's an assignment to humble even the most confident doctor: Assess a patient's condition before millions of people without being able to examine him or see a complete medical chart.That, in effect, is what medical experts at news organizations have been asked to do since President Donald Trump revealed Friday that he had tested positive for COVID-19.They have a fine line to walk, needing to decide what level of speculation — if any — that they’re comfortable with, how much to read into medications the president has been prescribed and how to explain the course of a virus so new that it still confounds the people who study it.“You try to put the pieces of the puzzle together,” said CNN's Dr.

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Casey 'Quigley' Goode's baby son discharged from hospital 5 days after testing positive for COVID-19

Her two-week-old son tested positive to COVID-19 over the past weekend.But on Wednesday, American Idol alum Casey 'Quigley' Goode shared the good news that baby Max is back home after a five-day hospital stay.She posted updates throughout the day on her Instagram Stories, starting with the announcement that Max was going to be discharged and ending with a sweet snap of the infant asleep and sharing: 'Home at last, Max'.

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A virus surge in Ukraine puts hospitals under strain again

STEBNYK – Coronavirus infections in Ukraine began surging in late summer, and the ripples are now hitting towns like Stebnyk in the western part of the country, where Dr. Natalia Stetsik is watching the rising number of patients with alarm and anguish.“It’s incredibly difficult.

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As election draws closer, the NBA continues calls to vote

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – Udonis Haslem is honest about it: Elections simply have not been overly important to him.That is, until now.He’s been a registered voter since 2004, so it’s not like he’s been unaware of the process or how it works. But it’s also been far from a passion project for Haslem, the Miami Heat forward who serves as a team captain and tries to set an example for every other player in the locker room.

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Kate Garraway horrified as Trump calls Covid a 'blessing' amid Derek's fight for life

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway was stunned to hear the US President Donald Trump describe catching coronavirus "as a blessing." Trump tested positive for coronavirus last week and spent three days in hospital but appears to be recovering well after appearing in a number of videos.He said in his latest one: "I think this was a blessing from God that I caught it."Kate said on the show today: "Blessing from God.

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Manchester students 'in intensive care' with coronavirus - this is one Manchester medic's warning to young people

those aged between 17 and 21.Manchester still has the highest rate in England after several large outbreaks among the student population.Fallowfield - home to thousands of students - remains the Covid-19 hotspot of England, with 612 confirmed cases in the week ending October 3, according to the latest ONS data.Hulme and University - where Manchester Metropolitan University’s halls of residence are located - recorded 184 cases during that time.Earlier this week, Manchester Council said coronavirus is predominantly affecting the city’s student suburbs, where numerous cases have been recorded.Most of those affected are living in university halls of residence and most are asymptomatic, health chiefs say.

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