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Long covid symptoms if you had omicron and how long it lasts

Many people often report that after being infected with covid, they usually feel ill for around one to two weeks. However people are now being urged to seek help if their symptoms last longer than four weeks.

Glasgow Live

Coronavirus vaccines may reduce risk of long Covid, ONS study finds

Observational study finds double-jabbed people 41% less likely to report Covid symptoms 12 weeks after a positive test

The Guardian - UK

Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Wednesday, January 26

Four more people have died with the virus in Wales and the seven-day infection rate has risen for a third consecutive day

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Low vaccine take-up linked to greater risk of death among some ethnic groups

It is the first time take-up has been linked in this way with estimates of mortality rates.

The Independent UK

Nine in 10 young teenagers in UK likely to have Covid-19 antibodies

The presence of antibodies suggests someone has had the infection in the past or has been vaccinated.

The Independent UK

Federal Reserve leaves interest rates on hold, but March rise looks likely – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

UK reports 346 daily deaths; Denmark aims to end all restrictions – as it happened

UK also records over 102,000 daily cases; Danish plan would mean most far-reaching easing among Nordic countries

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Boost for tourists as flight sales skyrocket after restrictions are dropped

Airline Jet2 has seen a 30% surge in holiday bookings to traditional holiday locations like Spain after the government decided to drop testing and self-isolation on arriving in England

Daily Mirror

Covid news - live: England moves to plan A and lifts all restrictions as UK records 100,000 new cases

But Sajid Javid warns “we shouldn’t see this as the finish line”

The Independent UK

Everything Nicola Sturgeon said in her speech as restrictions change

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon took to the Scottish Parliament today (January 25) to provide a covid update. As well as talking about the latest travel rule changes, she also touched on the rules around face masks and working from home.

Glasgow Live

Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Tuesday, January 25

Two more people have died with the virus in Wales and the seven-day infection rate has risen for the second consecutive day

Wales Online

Covid-19 weekly deaths in England and Wales hit 10-month high

Total deaths are still well below levels seen at the peak of the second wave.

The Independent UK

England and Wales see highest number of weekly Covid deaths since March

A total of 178,978 deaths have occurred in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate

Wales Online

UK factories plan price hikes; IMF backs support over energy prices – as it happened

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The Independent UK

Interest on government borrowing jumps to December record amid soaring inflation

The ONS said interest payments on government debt trebled to a higher-than-expected £8.1bn last month.

Edinburgh Live

What time is Nicola Sturgeon's Covid update today and what to expect

The First Minister will be speaking this afternoon in Edinburgh at the Scottish Parliament and will deliver her latest update on any potential new coronavirus restrictions

Liverpool Echo

How the cost of living crisis will impact people on Merseyside

From fuel bills to transport costs, many prices are set to rise in 2022

Daily Mirror

Second-hand cars and three more items still rising in price due to supply chain crisis

The supply chain crisis is helping push up the cost of goods such as cars, groceries, furniture and clothes, with shortages of some items predicted to last until 2023

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Daily Mirror

What is Covid Plan A, what are the rules and when does Plan B end?

Following his announcement during Prime Minister's Questions on January 19, Boris Johnson has directed the UK back towards Plan A which was in place before the Omicron wave. But what does this really mean, what's going and what's staying?

Manchester Evening News

The isolated village a drive away from Manchester with its own beach and picture postcard views

The remote area is where two UNESCO World Heritage Sites meet

Daily Mirror

Travel boost for families as kids 12-16 'set to get Covid passes in time for half term'

British families will reportedly no longer be forced to ring up NHS 119 or go online to request an NHS Covid Pass letter to go on holiday with their teenage children to destinations such as Spain, Italy and France.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon insists tougher covid restrictions in Scotland 'have been worth it'

The First Minister used an interview today to defend her government's tough stance on Omicron.

The Independent UK

Covid cases week after Christmas triple official figure, data shows

Government coronavirus dashboard recorded an average of 173,400 cases between 26 December to 1 January but Office for National Statistics believes true number likely to be nearer 479,100

Daily Mirror

Covid cases week after Christmas TRIPLE official figure with 480k a day, new data shows

The government's coronavirus dashboard recorded an average of 173,400 new Covid cases per day between December 26 and January 1, however the Office for National Statistics says the true number of infections was likely to be nearer 479,100 a day

Manchester Evening News

The number of people who died of Covid-19 with no underlying health conditions revealed - as restrictions are scrapped

Figures show there have been a total of 175,256 Covid deaths

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