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Covid-19: Pandemic purchases and the unlikely faces of America's Covid culture war
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Saturday Morning . We'll have another update For You on Sunday.
1. UK reports 40,375 cases and 145 further deathsA further 145 deaths within 28 Days of a positive Covid test have been recorded in the UK, bringing the total to 142,678. This Week has seen 6. 5% fewer cases than the week before, while deaths are down 8. 9%. In the rest of Europe, and the.
2. No Regrets ! Pandemic purchases that made us happyLockdown led many people to explore New Ways of passing The Time At Home . Being stuck indoors for lengthy periods inspired people to try new hobbies and revisit old passions. Although it proved costly for some, with new purchases languishing in boxes and gathering dust in garages, John Emery used the opportunity to finally embrace his interest in amateur radio. Meanwhile, Anna Tune picked up two very different hobbies - crocheting and body pump. But not everyone was So Lucky ,
3. Care home manager says staffing 'on a Knife Edge 'A charity that runs six Residential Care homes has said. The Epilepsy Society , which operates Chalfont Centre, in Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire, said it cannot find agency staff to fill gaps. Care home staff to work in the sector, unless they are exempt.
4. The unlikely faces of America's Covid culture warWhat do Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Sesame Street character Big Bird have in common? Rodgers sat out his team's NFL game against the Kansas City Chiefs because he tested positive for Covid-19 and has since received scrutiny for misleading The Public about his immunity status. Meanwhile, Sesame Street mainstay Big Bird posted on Twitter: " I got my Covid-19 vaccine today" prompting Republicans to say that " government propaganda" was being directed at children.
5. Heritage group concerned over outdoor eating areasMany establishments sought to expand their outdoor eating areas during the pandemic, with local authorities allowing continental-style platforms to help businesses survive. However, Edinburgh's heritage watchdog. Restaurant owners argue they have spent thousands of pounds to put them in, and cannot afford not to have them because customers like to sit outside.
And there's More . .The government has announced that NHS staff in England will have to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 by 1 April. Here's what you need to know about
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