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Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening. We'll have another update For You Tomorrow Morning .

1. Covid rates in Wales hit new record high

. Figures published on Tuesday showed a rate of 719. 9 cases for every 100,000 people over The Last Seven Days . Wales has the highest infection rate of all the UK nations - But one official says levels of infection are beginning to slow.

2. Major study to gather long Covid patient data in Scotland

. Latest figures from the ONS estimate 79,000 people in Scotland are living with " self-reported" long Covid - an increase of 5,000 on September's figures. As part of the University of Glasgow study all adults in Scotland who tested positive for Covid, and a small number who were negative, will be sent a text message asking them to log symptoms.

3. Ireland's clubbers will have to pre-book

Anyone looking for a Night Out in The Republic of Ireland will have to The proposals, due to be signed into law on Thursday, were discussed by government and the industry. It's been reported that dancing will determine whether tickets are needed.

4. German footballer's vaccine hesitancy dismays experts

Joshua Kimmich, one of Germany's superstar football players, has been accused of not setting a good example after Over the weekend, the Bayern Munich midfielder, 26, confirmed reports he had Not Yet had a vaccine because he had " some concerns". Kimmich insisted he was not a " Covid denier or an anti-vaxxer".

5. 'I went into nursing because of the Covid pandemic'

Before the pandemic, Paul Wilson , a 22-year-old student, wanted to spend his life dancing on cruise ships. But when he worked in a care home during lockdowns to help fund his degree, he had a change of Heart -

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