But Mihaly's family, part of Hungary's large Roma minority, doesn't have a computer or internet access at their home in Bodvaszilas, and he says he's falling behind in his lessons as a result. “Some students have telephones, some have computers.

But there are others like me who don’t have either,” he said from the yard of a dilapidated house where he lives with nine other family members. “It’s more difficult for Gypsy kids like us.

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Hungary reopens for people holding COVID-19 immunity cards

BUDAPEST – Hungary on Saturday loosened several COVID-19 restrictions for people with government-issued immunity cards, the latest in a series of reopening measures that have followed an ambitious vaccination campaign.

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Two more Louis Riel Division schools move to remote learning as superintendent shows concern

He said on Friday, there were 428 staff absences across the division with 111 of those unfilled.The Manitoba Teachers’ Society (MTS) put out a call Thursday for all schools to be moved to the red, or critical, level on the province’s Pandemic Response System.Premier Brian Pallister says the province is doing everything it can to keep kids in school.“For many people, they need the structure of a classroom and they need direct contact with an educator or a teacher,” said Pallister Thursday.

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Brooks has 20 as poor-shooting Grizzlies defeat Magic 92-75

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Dillon Brooks scored 20 points, Jonas Valanciunas added 14 points and 15 rebounds, and the Memphis Grizzlies beat the Orlando Magic 92-75 on Friday as both teams shot poorly.

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All Ontario education workers to be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week

COVID-19 vaccine, the government says.Education Minister Stephen Lecce said in a statement Friday that education workers across the province will be eligible as early as the week of May 3.“With education staff eligible starting next week, and licensed child care settings currently eligible, we are building momentum to defeat this pandemic,” Lecce said. Here’s a weekly breakdown of when people will have access to COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario “With more stable vaccine supply, we are ensuring every front-line worker in our schools and child care settings can get vaccinated.

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Ryan Murphy calls 'Pose' one of his proudest accomplishments

NEW YORK – The big flashy red carpet has made its return to New York City — albeit in a massive socially distant manner — with the premiere of the third and final season of the FX series, “Pose.”

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‘Ronan was outside crying in the car’ Storm Keating on her terrifying health scare

Storm Keating has given her first interview since going through ‘the most frightening week of my life.’

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Pfizer-BioTech seek Covid vaccine approval for children

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The Latest: Hungary loosens restrictions for vaccinated

BUDAPEST— Hungary will loosen several COVID-19 pandemic restrictions for holders of a government-issued immunity card in the latest round of reopenings that the government has tied to the number of administered vaccines.

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Selena Gomez Touches on 'Scary and Lonely' Struggle With Depression As She Launches Mental Health Campaign

Selena Gomez wants people to know that mental health matters.The «Baila Conmigo» singer announced on Thursday that she launched Mental Health 101, a new campaign for Rare Impact by Rare Beauty, dedicated to connecting people with the resources they need to get support and educate themselves on mental health. Gomez explained on her social media that the initiative is «close to my heart» as she has dealt with her own struggles over the years.«I know first hand how scary and lonely it can feel to face anxiety and depression by yourself at a young age,» she wrote.

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Doctor creates ImmunaBands to digitally access and show coronavirus vaccination

PHILADELPHIA - Face masks aren't the only accessory brought into our lives by the pandemic. Now, there is a bracelet that lets you access your vaccination information digitally.As Central American specialties sizzle on the grill at a Reading Terminal restaurant you may notice the employees are wearing a blue bracelet."No, I didn’t notice.

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Alberta pediatricians urge premier to bring in tighter COVID-19 restrictions to better protect children

COVID-19.The doctors, in a public letter, say the dominance of the more infectious virus variants can have serious health consequences for the young, such as a pediatric illness that causes inflammation of body organs including the heart and brain.

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HUL’s margin beat leaves investors unimpressed; covid-19 risks remain

₹12,132 crore. It was a foregone conclusion that Hindustan Unilever Ltd’s (HUL) reported growth would be robust for the March quarter (Q4FY21).

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Experts on deadly Alameda struggle: Officers trained not to keep hand-cuffed people face down

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Haryana: Schools, colleges to remain shut till May 31 amid Covid-19 surge

Covid-19 that pushed the toll to 4,021, while 12,444 fresh cases took the tally to 4,60,198.On Tuesday, Haryana had recorded 84 deaths and 11,931 cases, which was the previous biggest single-day jump in COVID-19 deaths and cases.The number of active Covid-19 cases in the state were 88,860.

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Long COVID and children: The unseen casualties of COVID-19

a lower risk of developing severe COVID-19 — the disease caused by SARS-CoV-2 — than adults.Reports indicate that, in most cases, children who contract the new coronavirus develop mild-to-moderate symptoms or remain asymptomatic.However, in some extreme cases, they may develop multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) or pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome (PIMS), as some experts refer to it.Stay informed with live updates on the current COVID-19 outbreak and visit our coronavirus hub for more advice on prevention and treatment.According to existing data, MIS-C/PIMS can become apparent at 2–6 weeks after a SARS-CoV-2 infection, and some of the symptoms that can accompany it include: In most cases of COVID-19 in children,

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US economy accelerated at a robust 6.4% rate last quarter

WASHINGTON – Powered by consumers, the U.S. economy grew at a brisk 6.4% annual rate last quarter — a show of strength fueled by government aid and declining viral cases that could drive further gains as the nation rebounds with unusual speed from the pandemic recession.

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Pope aims to cut down on corruption among Vatican managers

ROME – Pope Francis issued tough new anti-corruption regulations Thursday that require Vatican cardinals and managers to periodically declare they are investing only in funds consistent with Catholic doctrine and aren't under criminal investigation or stashing money in tax havens, and

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Manitoban NHLer Jayce Hawryluk got COVID-19, twice — even the ultra-healthy struggle to recover

Jayce Hawryluk is one of the unlucky ones.The Vancouver Canucks’ forward was knocked off the top of his game last spring when he tested positive for COVID-19 — fighting just to get back to normal for most of the NHL’s off-season.At the time, he was one of the first Manitobans to suffer through the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.Fast forward almost exactly a year, and more than 38,000 people in the province have now dealt with a positive diagnosis.And, as Hawryluk’s Vancouver Canucks became the epicentre of a COVID-19 outbreak last month, he tested positive — again.“It spread so quick within our team, and a lot of guys got it really bad,” the 25-year-old from Roblin, Man., says.Vomiting, headaches, fatigue and shortness of breath

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Covid-19 update: Bangladesh offers emergency medical equipment supplies to India

coronavirus pandemic at present, reporting more than three lakh coronavirus cases daily for the past few days. Additionally, hospitals are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds.

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LEADING OFF: Harper healing after fastball to face

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Uttar Pradesh: Markets in Varanasi to remain shut for four days as Covid cases surge

Varanasi district administration has decided to close all markets for four days in accordance with the initiative taken by the trade union. The move is aimed at curbing the spread of the virus in the city.

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Covid vaccine shortage: 40 vaccination centres to remain shut in Mumbai today

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In-person or remote learning next year? The clock is ticking for London-area parents to decide

COVID-19 pandemic.Parents with the Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) have until May 13 to notify board officials of their decision, while under the London District Catholic School Board (LDCSB), parents with secondary school students only have until May 6.(LDSCB officials say information relating to elementary students will be issued soon.)“Starting (Thursday), we’re asking all parents to make a decision on which learning model they want for their children in September of 2021,” said Mark Fisher, director of education for the TVDSB, in an interview Wednesday with 980 CFPL’s Mike Stubbs.“We really want parents to take some time to weigh their options and think carefully what’s best for their children.” Ontario’s COVID-19 paid sick

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Electronics-sniffing K-9 saving children from child abuse

ORLANDO, Fla. – Police dogs, with their ultra-sensitive noses, have long been trained to successfully follow a human scent, sniff out drugs, or locate cadavers.

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Experts say COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 12-15 could be available by early May

(FOX 9) - Right now COVID19 vaccines are approved for kids ages 16 and older but researchers say the Pfizer vaccine could be available to children ages 12 to 15 by early May. Patsy Stinchfield, a nurse practitioner and infectious disease expert at Children’s Minnesota, is a liaison member of the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices - a group that’s part of the CDC that gives the final green light before new vaccines are made available to the public. A Minnesota doctor gives some guidance on the outlook of a COVID-19 vaccine available to children.She says the FDA is currently reviewing research done on the effectiveness and safety of the Pfizer COVID19 vaccine in children ages 12 to 15.

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Man United looks to end semifinal heartache against Roma

Manchester United’s players have been nothing if not consistent in the semifinals of major tournaments over the last year and a half.

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Vatican No 2 skips trip to Venezuela, cites pandemic

ROME – The Vatican No. 2 is skipping a planned trip to Venezuela this week because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Pope ousts leadership of Ecuadorian diocese amid complaints

ROME – Pope Francis responded Wednesday to reports of poor governance and moral failings in the Ecuadorian diocese of Riobamba by not only accepting the resignation of the retiring bishop but that of his heir apparent as well.

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Kate Garraway praises 'hero' children for making their dad Derek Draper smile in 'reassuring way' amid Covid battle

Kate Garraway has praised her "hero" children for making their dad Derek Draper smile in a "reassuring way" amid his battle with coronavirus. Derek was forced to stay in the hospital for a year after contracting the deadly virus and has only recently been allowed to return home.

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Health care providers, tech companies expand digital access to vaccine records

SAN FRANCISCO - With many public venues and businesses reopening, it may become necessary to show proof of your vaccination against COVID-19.Now technology companies and health care providers have developed digital vaccination records that you can access on your phone. The companies are explicit that these are not "vaccine passports," which have been linked to hot-button political debates."This is an important part of getting back to normalcy," Eren Bali, CEO and co-founder of Carbon Health, a tech-supported health care provider headquartered in San Francisco, said.Carbon Health has distributed 1.2 million digital health passes across approximately eight states where they operate vaccine sites.

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A closer look at Biden's $1.8T for families and education

WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden's administration wants to make a $1.8 trillion down payment on the future of children, families and higher education, saying it would produce lasting benefits for the economy. Paying for it would be $1.5 trillion of tax hikes over the next decade on the wealthiest households.

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Medically vulnerable Alberta children now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

Many vulnerable Alberta children can now be vaccinated. Health Canada has yet to approve the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds but Alberta Health has given the green light.

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Q&A: Michael B. Jordan on protest, power & 'Without Remorse'

NEW YORK – Michael B. Jordan's power on screen has taken many forms. His heavyweight force in “Creed.” His capacity to inspire change as Bryan Stevenson in “Just Mercy.” His raw fury in “Black Panther.”

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Burning Man festival canceled for 2nd year in a row due to COVID-19 pandemic

RENO, Nev. (AP) - Burning Man organizers announced Tuesday they are canceling this summer’s annual counter-culture festival in the Nevada desert for the second year in a row because of the COVID-19 pandemic.The San Francisco-based group posted a video on its website that said there are too many uncertainties to resolve in time to hold the event as scheduled Aug.

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Why COVID-19 messaging matters to teens and young children

it’s not just adults feeling COVID-19 fatigue — kids and teenagers are experiencing the weight of growing numbers and the threat of variants affecting younger people.

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1 in 5 workers consider themselves digital tech experts post covid-19: Gartner

BENGALURU : About one in five workers consider themselves to be digital technology experts since the covid-19 outbreak, while over a half consider themselves proficient, according to a new survey by research firm Gartner, Inc.An increased reliance on digital collaboration tools and the lack of in-person IT support while working remotely altered many workers’ relationship with technology.“Workers seized on the crisis to improve their mastery of a wide range of technologies and applications in the space of a few months," said Whit Andrews, distinguished research vice president at Gartner.

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Hungarian traveling circus stays fit for post-COVID opening

BUDAPEST – Human and four-legged performers alike are preparing to bring Hungary's largest traveling circus back on the road after the COVID-19 pandemic halted its shows for more than a year.

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Seventeen-year-old Elizabeth Zion wants to change the world, and she has started with her community.

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Jay-Z reflects on raising three children with wife Beyonce amid a pandemic

Jay-Z thinks 'feeling loved' is the most important thing for a child.The 99 Problems hitmaker – who has daughter Blue Ivy, six, and twins Rumi and Sir, three, with wife Beyonce – has 'no idea' what his kids want to do in the future but he and his spouse are determined to offer them love and support, no matter what, as that way 'anything is possible'.In an interview with the Sunday Times Style, the rapper, 51, said: '[Family] is your foundation.

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CDC: Children’s summer camps should continue social distancing, mask-wearing to prevent COVID-19 spread

ATLANTA - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said social distancing and mask-wearing need to continue at children's summer camps to prevent a COVID-19 outbreak.The agency updated its guidance on Saturday for day and overnight camps."The present guidance is intended to help camp administrators operate camps while preventing the spread of COVID-19 and protecting campers, their families, staff, and communities," the agency said on its website.RELATED: Montgomery County considering guidelines for summer campsHealth officials said day campers should be placed within groups and required to stay at least three feet away from other members within their groups and six feet apart when eating and drinking.

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Fort McMurray residents struggle with high COVID-19 case numbers

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo has the highest active COVID-19 case rate in Alberta and Mayor Don Scott says action is needed to protect the community. Morgan Black has more on the challenges faced in the Fort McMurray area.

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Alberta Parks looking to educate visitors about littering etiquette after busy 2020

Following the busiest year on record for Kananaskis Country, officials with Alberta Parks are reminding visitors why it’s important to keep litter out of the backcountry and off popular trails. Matthew Conrod reports.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
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