supports HTML5 videoBTS stars Jimin and Suga shared how they have turned to exercise to make sure they looked after their mental health over the last year.The South Korean boy group appeared on The One Show where they were interviewed by Ronan Keating – who knows a thing or two about being in a popular boy group – and a lucky handful of fans who got to ask them a question.One ARMY wanted to know how they had taken care of their mental health during the global pandemic.She said: ‘I was just wondering after this really hard year everyone’s had, how have you guys taken care of your mental health?’Singer Jimin and rapper Suga credited running to ‘improve their mood’.Jimin replied: ‘Working out…after you go for a run and sweat, your mood gets.

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COVID-19 numbers for June 1, 2021

Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has the latest COVID-19 numbers, and things are looking better. 184 new cases which is the lowest number since October 20th, and even better, zero deaths to report.

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Grand Slam leaders vow to address players’ mental health as athletes lend support for Naomi Osaka

was fined $15,000 when she didn't speak to reporters after her first-round victory at Roland Garros on Sunday. The next day, Osaka pulled out of the tournament entirely, saying she experiences "huge waves of anxiety" before meeting with the media and revealing she has "suffered long bouts of depression." Osaka, a 23-year-old who was born in Japan and moved with her family to the U.S.

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Saskatchewan’s AstraZeneca 2nd dose availability to begin June 7

Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab announced on Tuesday that second doses of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine will be available in the province starting June 7.

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Up to 500 health care workers will be allowed to attend NHL playoffs in Winnipeg

Manitoba premier touts government achievements at end of legislative session The change will take effect in time for the first two games of the Jets’ playoff series with the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday and Friday.pic.twitter.com/przwtE7Gje— Winnipeg Jets (@NHLJets) June 1, 2021Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says it will be a sign of a small amount of optimism that life will return to normal.

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COVID-19: Daily cases in B.C. drop below 200 for first time since late October

COVID-19 for the first time since last October.Health officials recorded 184 new cases of the disease on Tuesday, along with no new deaths. The province last reported fewer than 200 cases on Oct.

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Mental health toll of COVID-19 pandemic on youth

In part 1 of a Global News series on teens and mental health, Caryn Lieberman speaks with the mother of a 15-year-old who is struggling with social isolation amid the pandemic.

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COVID-19: Bradford, Ont. restaurant charged after limo seen dropping off group of people

Innisfil, Ont., dance studio charged after staying open amid COVID-19 lockdown Outdoor gatherings of more than five people are also prohibited, while all indoor gatherings with people outside of one’s household aren’t allowed.According to police, officers received a report of a limousine dropping off a group of people at the 1812 Grillhouse on County Road 27. Barrie, Ont., restaurant continues to defy COVID-19 shutdown, stay-at-home order Police went to the scene, where they saw a gathering on the patio.

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The adorable way Catherine Zeta-Jones dealt with becoming an empty nester before the pandemic

the coronavirus pandemic hit — Catherine Zeta-Jones sought a tried-and-true method for dealing with her new status as an empty nester: With now-20-year-old son Dylan studying at Brown University and now-18-year-old daughter Carys away at boarding school in Switzerland, she adopted a Maltipoo named Taylor.A post shared by Catherine Zeta-Jones (@catherinezetajones)The adorable pooch, she tells the June 2021 issue of emmy magazine, which hits newsstands on June 4, is now "very clingy" and not "socially integrated" — perhaps due to the limitations on his ability to interact with others amid national stay-at-home orders.

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Saskatchewan sets vaccination threshold to lift all public health measures

public health measures in the province, including mandatory masking and gathering size limits.The province said that will occur three weeks after 70 per cent of the population aged 12 and older have received their first COVID-19 vaccine dose.Three weeks must have also passed since the beginning of Step 2 of the reopening roadmap, which starts on June 20.

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Naomi Osaka: Grand slams pledge to support tennis stars over mental health at major tournaments

mental health in tennis following following Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open. The slams released a joint statement on Sunday threatening world number two Osaka with disqualification and a ban from future tournaments if she did not reverse her decision not to fulfil her media commitments.

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Ashley Tisdale removes her implants after ‘struggling with minor health issues’

Ashley Tisdale is going through a lot of change this year, not only giving birth to her first child, but also going through breast implant removal surgery to pregnancy.

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COVID-19: Toronto mother opens up about teen daughter’s mental health struggle amid pandemic

mental health struggles because she wanted other families to know they are not alone.“This is not easy to talk about and it’s not easy to put yourself out there … But I think it’s incredibly important to let others know, because this is what I think will change the stigma around this,” she said.Phillipson is not certain the COVID-19 pandemic caused her daughter’s mental health struggles, but she said she has no doubt it “exacerbated the situation.”Her daughter was an active, social 15-year-old who loved Karate, volunteered and worked at the dojo. She had also joined a swim team and field hockey team.

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Biden proclaims June as “LGBTQ+ Pride Month,” expounding its creation and history

Rainbow-colored lights shine on the White House to celebrate today's US Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriage, Washington, DC, June 26, 2015. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) President Joe Biden has officially declared June 2021 as "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Pride Month" on Tuesday after signing a proclamation.The recognition of June as Pride Month by several U.S.

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From 'paper-based to paper-less': Harsh Vardhan launches 'revamped' health schemes. Read here

Harsh Vardhan has launched "revamped" health schemes for providing cashless, paperless and citizen-centric services.He said that due to lack of timely intervention, delayed response and various hurdles, the poor and the needy were not able to avail the benefits of these health schemes.He launched the revamped Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) and the umbrella schemes of Rashtriya Arogya Nidhi (RAN) and the Health Minister's Discretionary Grant (HMDG) on the National Health Authority (NHA)'s IT platform."It was one of my dream initiatives and I have been waiting to see the launch of these schemes on NHA's IT platform.

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Almost half of COVID-19 patients have lasting health issues

can affect the long-term health of a person’s heart, brain, lungs, kidneys, and skin. It can also cause a host of lasting symptoms, referred to collectively as “long COVID.”A new study has found that 45% of patients hospitalized and treated for COVID-19 were still experiencing related health issues when they were discharged.The study’s lead author, Dr.

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Manitoba reports 232 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths linked to virus

COVID-19 ICU admissions continue to push Manitoba’s health-care system to the limit as 232 new cases and three deaths were reported Tuesday.The province’s latest COVID-19 victims are all from the Winnipeg area and include a woman in her 80s and a man in his 60s, both linked to the B.1.1.7 strain, first identified in the United Kingdom, as well as a woman in her 50s.

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COVID-19: Montreal, Laval moving to orange zone on June 7

Quebec Premier François Legault announced on Tuesday that Montreal and Laval will move from red to orange zones on June 7, as the government continues to gradually loosen COVID-19 public health measures across the province.

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Ontario government spending $31M more for children, youth mental health services

mental health services for children and youth.The aim is to provide targeted supports for mental health and addictions treatment services for young people and their families.Health Minister Christine Elliott says the money will help improve access to specialized mental health services and shorten wait lists and wait times.

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'The French Dispatch' and Every Other Movie With a New Release Date After COVID-19 Delays

global COVID-19 pandemic, our homes became a cinema in the time of coronavirus, with a number of films debuting on VOD or streaming much earlier than expected. Most of the movies slated to arrive throughout 2020, however, were bumped to a later date.

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80-year-old great-granddad returns home after five-month virus battle

An 80-year-old man who spent five months in hospital battling Covid-19 has received a hero's welcome home in Co Offaly today.

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Target reopens fitting rooms at all stores after closing to customers during pandemic

MINNEAPOLIS - Target said it plans to reopen fitting rooms at all of its stores this week after more than a year of being closed to customers due to the coronavirus pandemic.The company said it began opening some of the dressing rooms at the start of Memorial Day weekend, and all were expected to reopen by June 1. The only exception is "a small number" of fitting rooms being used for vaccine administration, a Target spokesperson told FOX Television Stations.

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Noel Gallagher gets COVID jab after doctor calls him a “fool” for turning it down

Noel Gallagher has revealed he has received his first Covid-19 vaccine, while also criticising celebrities who have campaigned for other people to get the jab.The former Oasis guitarist told Radio Times that his doctor told him he would be a “fool” not to get the jab, after he initially turned it down.Noel originally claimed he wasn’t afraid of contracting the virus, which has claimed the lives of more than 3.5 million people globally, because he suffered worse symptoms after contracting food poisoning in Mexico.He also reportedly claimed that he was worried about hair loss, but his doctor reassured him there was no evidence to suggest it was a side effect of the jab.“So you’re saying I should take it?” Gallagher said he asked his doctor,

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Does your health insurance cover black, white fungus disease?

₹1.5 lakh under health insurance schemes like the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana and Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Jan Arogya Yojana.

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New US$50 billion health, trade and finance roadmap to end the pandemic and secure a global recovery

Heads of International Monetary Fund (IMT), World Bank Group (WB), World Health Organization (WHO) and World Trade Organization (WTO) issue extraordinary call for financing actions by government leaders to accelerate end to COVID-19 pandemic.IMF, WB, WHO and WTO principals call for US$50 billion investment to generate US$9 trillion in global economic returns by 2025 and boost manufacturing capacity, supply, trade flows and the equitable distribution of diagnostics, oxygen, treatments, medical supplies and vaccines.Call to action by this quadrilateral grouping comes at a perilous point in the pandemic and as the historic World Health Assembly concludes, G7 meetings commence, and follows the G20 Global Health Summit.Doses need to be donated

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COVID-19: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on June 1

COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Tuesday:The City of Toronto says it is on track to have more than 70 per cent of adults vaccinated with one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the day on Tuesday.So far, more than1,778,644 people 18 years of age and older have gotten their first shot.“The Province of Ontario has said vaccination coverage is a key consideration within their COVID-19 reopening plan timelines,” city officials said in a press release.“As Toronto surpasses 70 per cent first-dose vaccine coverage, there is a need to continue this momentum as reopening plans and the rollout of second doses is set to begin this summer as directed by the Province.”However, despite the end of the order, the so-called emergency

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June 1 marks official start to 2021 Atlantic hurricane season

already been used.The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Ana already formed in May, using the first name on the list for 2021. The next named storm this season will be named Bill.READ MORE: These locations named most at risk for 2021 Atlantic hurricane seasonHurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov.

Kate Nash on how mental health shaped her new music and the future of ‘GLOW’

Kate Nash has spoken to NME about new single ‘Misery’, as well as the future of hit show GLOW and how mental health shaped her new material. Watch our video interview with Nash above.Her first new material in 18 months, the bittersweet new single ‘Misery‘ comes as the first taster of the singer-songwriter and actor’s forthcoming collection of work coming later this year – the follow-up to 2018 album ‘Yesterday Was Forever‘.

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BREAKING: Lanarkshire primary pupils to self-isolate after contact tests positive for coronavirus

Cambuslang were informed this morning and told to collect their children from the school. The pupils are believed to be in a P4 class at the school.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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When can lockdown-induced districts fully re-open? Health ministry answers

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Will have enough Covid jabs by Jul-Aug to vaccinate 1 crore people per day: Govt

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Loose Women’s Gloria Hunniford clashes with Brenda Edwards in Covid row – then dramatically rips up her notes

LOOSE Women turned tense today as Brenda Edwards and Gloria Hunniford clashed in a debate over Britain's borders. The veteran TV star, 81, then ended the argument by ripping up her notes and telling her co-stars: "We're done with that." At one point Penny Lancaster told the 52-year-old theatre performer: "Calm down darling" as the stars spoke over one another.

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Young Scots waiting more than a year for mental health treatment rises by 189%

(CAMHS). But by the end of March this year that figure had increased to 2,012 - an increase of 189.5% over the period.

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Man dead after car accident in South Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - A fiery car crash in South Philadelphia overnight leaves one man dead.It happened just before 2 a.m.

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Public Health data shows West Lothian fifth lowest in Scotland for second doses of Covid-19 vaccine

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No change in schedule of Covishield doses, same goes for Covaxin jab: Health Ministry

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Domino's hiring 5,000 pizza chefs and delivery drivers across UK after strong pandemic sales

Domino's remained open and continued to deliver food safely to people at home.And as demand grew, the company recruited thousands of people from event managers and hairdressers, to taxi drivers and university students, unable to work or attend classes.While many have chosen to stay and build management careers, as businesses reopen and normal life starts to resume, others are returning to their pre-Covid jobs.This means the pizza chain is now looking for more staff for it's 1,100 UK stores.Nicola Frampton, Operations Director, Domino’s Pizza Group said: “We were privileged to be able to to keep our doors open during the last 18 months supporting the nation to stay safe at home during lockdown.

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Emily In Paris star Lily Collins shares a glimpse of her FIRST theatre visit after 18 months amid the pandemic

The pandemic has changed a lot of things and among them, one of the biggest ones has been that audiences have remained away from theatres for the longest time.

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Friends Reunion director Ben Winston on Matthew Perry's health speculation: People can sometime just be unkind

Friends: The Reunion was a roller coaster ride of emotions as our beloved six fictional friends - Jennifer Aniston aka Rachel Green, Courteney Cox aka Monica Geller, Lisa Kudrow aka Phoebe Buffay, Matt LeBlanc aka Joey Tribianni and David Schwimmer aka Ross Geller - walked down memory lane about their memorable time on the iconic sitcom. This included some tear-jerking sequences like when the usually witty Matthew choked up, overwhelmed with nostalgia.Speaking of Perry, there has been much a speculation regarding the 51-year-old actor's health, especially after seeing him in Friends: The Reunion.

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Peru leads global mortality rate after adjusting Covid toll

Peru more than doubled its official coronavirus death toll, becoming the country with the highest Covid-19 mortality per capita anywhere in the world.

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₹5 lakh after 'overcharging' Covid

₹5 lakh was refunded or discounted in final bills to four COVID-19 patients who were “overcharged" by private hospitals in Noida and Greater Noida, the district administration said on Monday.The development comes in the wake of the Gautam Buddh Nagar administration's efforts to provide relief to people overcharged for services by hospitals in the district, adjoining Delhi.During his visit to Gautam Buddh Nagar recently, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had also directed the administration and health department officials to work towards helping such people, Chief Medical Officer Deepak Ohri said.According to officials, amounts of ₹1,50,000, ₹28,400, and ₹31,247 were returned to three patients' families while a discount of

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Police Scotland faces mental health crisis as half of officers experience work burnout

frontline cops found that 29 per cent of officers were experiencing moderate burnout last year, with a further 16 per cent endured high levels. A third of officers went to work when they were mentally unwell while half said they rarely got an uninterrupted break at work.

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Philly prepares to end most COVID-19 restrictions June 2

CENTER CITY - Almost all of the remaining COVID restrictions in Pennsylvania have been lifted, as Governor Wolf put an end to capacity restrictions on businesses, events and venues Monday.For the first time in more in a year, restaurants, bars, gyms, theaters and nightclubs can now operate at full capacity. The cleaning and sanitizing requirements for businesses have been lifted.

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