Hospital staff covered from head to toe in PPE can be seen huddling around a bed as a patient struggles to draw breath inside the Queen's Medical Centre Intensive Care Unit in Nottingham.

The ward is where the most critically ill Covid patients battle the virus and require around the clock care, Nottingham Post exclusively reports.

Journalists from the Mirror's sister paper have been granted exclusive access to the ICU to witness the true extent of Covid-19 and the impact it can have on people of all ages.

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NBA adjusts schedules for virus-affected teams, like Wizards

Washington’s second-half schedule might not be as jam-packed as first thought, after the NBA said Wednesday it was rescheduling some Wizards games after a half-dozen of their contests were postponed in recent weeks for virus-related reasons.

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Rothesay man speaking out after confusion around his mother’s death

Joan Davis died Thursday after contracting COVID-19, but Public Health didn’t attribute her death to the virus. As Travis Fortnum reports, they’ve apparently changed their mind.

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The Winnipeg Jets get creative to fill arena with crowd sounds during coronavirus

When the Winnipeg Jets play at Bell MTS Place during COVID-19 they may not have any fans in the building, but Priya Plested is working hard to make sure it sounds and feels like any other season.

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Ontario Tech researcher calls for faster COVID-19 case reporting

An Ontario Tech University researcher is trying to highlight the negative impact of delays in reporting new COVID-19 cases. Brittany Rosen has more on her research and how it could potentially help.

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Cases drop in main pandemic hot spots but surge elsewhere

In its weekly snapshot of COVID-19 activity, the World Health Organization (WHO) said cases fell for the second week in a row, mainly in the highest-burden countries, but it warned that the pattern masks sharp rises in other countries in some regions.

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Facebook 4Q results soar, in prelude to an uncertain 2021

Facebook capped a tumultuous 2020 with soaring earnings in the final quarter, its user base boosted by people staying home and its revenue buoyed by a shift to digital advertising amid the pandemic.

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Cruises out of Port Canaveral could return in July

PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. – Disney, Carnival, Norwegian and Royal Caribbean all announced this month the companies will wait even longer to restart, Port Canaveral officials now predict cruises might return in July.

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'Miracle' baby born weighing 1lb 11oz beats Covid, sepsis and E.coli in eight weeks

A miracle baby born weighing 1lb 11oz beat Covid, sepsis and E.coli in the first eight weeks of his life.

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Celebs unite to urge ethnic minorities to get Covid vaccine and debunk false info

Stars including Romesh Ranganathan, Shobna Gulati and Meera Syal are urging ethnic minorities to take the Covid vaccine when offered.

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Corrie's Maureen Lipman making Cobbles comeback after Covid vaccine 'sabbatical'

Evelyn Plummer is set to return to Corrie’s cobbles, as actress Maureen Lipman has had her first Covid jab.

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Number of coronavirus patients jumps to new record in Saskatchewan

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1st round of long-term care resident vaccinations complete: Southwestern Public Health

COVID-19 vaccinations for all eligible long-term care home residents in the region is complete.The health unit says more than 1,100 residents were inoculated with their first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine between Jan. 12 and 25 and that residents will receive their second dose within 21 to 27 days of the first dose, as directed by the province.

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Ontario gives $1.6M to Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock long-term care homes for COVID-19 support

COVID-19.Riding MPP Laurie Scott made the announcement on Wednesday, noting the new funding is part of an additional $150 million committed to Ontario long-term care homes amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Bucs fans set to cheer inside, outside Super Bowl stadium

TAMPA, Fla. – Warren Sapp wishes fans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers could pack the stands for the first Super Bowl played in a host team’s home stadium.

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Kraft selling pink 'candy' mac and cheese for Valentine's Day

Kraft Mac & Cheese is looking to spice up its signature dish for Valentine’s Day.The company is launching a limited-edition macaroni and cheese dish that will include a "candy flavor packet" that turns its noodles pink and adds a sweet flavor, Kraft revealed in a news release.Kraft's Pink mac and cheese. To celebrate the romantic holiday, The Kraft Heinz Company is giving away 1,000 packages of Candy Kraft Mac & Cheese, a giveaway reportedly valued at $2,500.Fans who are least 18-years-old and live in the U.S.

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Darden Restaurants donates mobile pantry to Second Harvest food bank

ORLANDO, Fla. – Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida was one of five food banks across the country to receive a new mobile food pantry from Darden Restaurants.

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Lefty Jon Lester finalizes $5M, 1-year deal with Nationals

WASHINGTON – Left-handed starter Jon Lester and the Washington Nationals finalized a $5 million, one-year contract Wednesday, giving the team a fourth member of a rotation led by Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg and Patrick Corbin.

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Pfizer pushes Health Canada to stretch vaccine doses per vial as demand mounts

Pfizer is asking Health Canada to consider boosting the number of doses it extracts from each vial of the coronavirus vaccine from five to six, a move that would allow the company to send fewer vials to Canada while still meeting its contractual obligations to send 40 million doses to Canadians.“We will fulfill our supply commitments in line with our existing agreement – which are based on delivery of doses, not vials – and in accordance with Health Canada approved labeling,” Christina Antoniou, director of corporate affairs for Pfizer Canada, confirmed in an emailed statement.The request comes amid a fervent demand for the coronavirus vaccine around the world, a hunt that has become heightened as vaccine nationalism has started to take

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Quebec unveils tutor recruitment platform to support students struggling amid pandemic

Quebec nixes ministerial exams, stands by decision to reopen schools amid coronavirus surge College and university students, as well as retired teachers and other educational professionals, will be able to register through the Répondez présent platform on the Quebec government website.Current staff and substitutes must submit their application directly to their school service centre, their school board or private educational institution.Education Minister Jean-François Roberge also announced partnerships with Alloprof and Tel-jeunes, representing an investment of nearly $12 million.The Alloprof organization will receive more than $7.3 million over two years in order to set up new educational support and accompaniment services for students

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Officials push to reopen Ottawa schools, small businesses amid declining COVID-19 rates

novel coronavirus in the nation’s capital appear to be declining.Ottawa Public Health reported 73 new cases of COVID-19 in the city on Wednesday.While the latest daily increase is a jump from recent reports of 58 cases on Monday and 23 cases on Tuesday, the number of active COVID-19 cases and other monitoring indicators are trending downward.Ottawa’s percent positivity dropped to 2.6 per cent as of Wednesday, down from three per cent in the previous week.Data from the city’s wastewater system also suggest levels of the coronavirus in the community are no longer surging as they were in December.Ottawa’s medical officer of health, Dr.

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N.B. family embarks on virtual cross-Canada trek to help cure COVID-19 cabin fever

COVID-19 cabin fever, in early January, Riverview’s Sarah Hughes challenged her family of 12 to a walking challenge she has called “Coast to Coast”“I was trying to come up with a way to promote getting outside, being active, getting off those devices and just spending some quality time outside,” said Hughes. Puppy giving people a reason to smile amid COVID-19 The goal is for her family to collectively walk enough kilometres to get them from one end of the country to the other over the next few months.

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COVID-19 'fatigue' causing drop in some protective measures, study finds

LOS ANGELES - COVID-19 "fatigue" is having a negative effect on some protective measures that people are taking to guard against the coronavirus -- although mask-wearing is up, according to a new USC survey.Protective measures such as avoiding close contact with non-household members and staying home are waning as the pandemic drags on, the study reported.The findings were called worrisome, given the importance of the "Swiss cheese" model of pandemic defense -- in which multiple layers of protection block the spread of the new coronavirus.Researchers said that protective behaviors remain important until a large percentage of the population is vaccinated."There has been a lot of talk about 'pandemic fatigue,' and this study clearly shows

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Alberta health minister blames feds for scarce details on Phase 2 COVID-19 vaccine plan

such as B.C., have released more detailed plans.Shandro said the federal government has not provided the province with certainty about how many vaccines Alberta will receive and when it will receive them, and that has an impact on the specifics of Phase 2.“For us to be able to look at a Phase 2 plan… and how we decide who is the most vulnerable and how we’re going to make those decisions, we have to understand what the delivery schedule is going to be for those vaccines so we can make those decisions,” he said.“If we make a decision based on an occupation, based on age, based on vulnerability to severe outcomes with COVID, we have to look at how many of those Albertans would be included in those groups and how many vaccines we would be

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Florida ‘Paramedic of the Year’ charged in theft of COVID-19 vaccines

COVID-19 vaccines in Polk County.Joshua Colon, 31, is accused of falsifying several forms so his supervisor could steal three doses of Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine from a fire station, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office. Colon had been in charge of administering the vaccine to local firefighters, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said at a news conference.

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Alberta health minister says no second doses of COVID-19 have been cancelled, wants clarity on Pfizer delays

Alberta’s Minister of Health Tyler Shandro enthusiastically says that no second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been cancelled in the province, while also saying they are “not getting clarity” about a possible disruption in the Pfizer vaccine shipments.

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Guelph reports 45 new COVID-19 cases, active cases reach 304

COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing its total case count to 2,231.The city’s death toll remained at 21 after a death related to the novel coronavirus was reported the previous day. Guelph has seen eight fatal cases of COVID-19 in the month of January.

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What the COVID-19 variants could mean for masks, lockdowns and vaccines

coronavirus pandemic has progressed, so too have public health recommendations aimed at stopping it.Variants — or distinct changes to a virus — are one of the more recent COVID-19 challenges. But just because the virus is changing, doesn’t necessarily mean our habits need to change too.

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Indigenous services minister on alleged COVID-19 vaccine queue-jumpers

Federal Indigenous Minister Marc Miller says he’s “disgusted” by the actions of two alleged queue jumpers — as we hear the B.C. couple won’t be eligible to get their second shot until August.

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Aylmer, Ont., police identify 47 people in connection with church gathering

coronavirus pandemic.The gathering began outdoors but ended with a maskless crowd singing inside the church. It was also the latest in a string of incidents involving allegations of emergency order violations against the church and its pastor, Henry Hildebrandt.

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‘There has to be more help’: study shows 11% of Quebec businesses at risk of shutting down

a study conducted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business that shows that 11 per cent of businesses in the province are at risk of closing.He compared that to Ontario, which stands at 20 per cent and the rest of Canada, which sits at 17 per cent.Legault added that the results show that the help the Quebec government has provided businesses during the health crisis have produced the best results.But the federation behind the study says not so fast.“If Quebec could lose 11 per cent of its businesses due to COVID-19, putting at risk 300,000 jobs — it is everything but good news,” said François Vincent, Quebec vice-president at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.Vincent stresses that more still needs to be done for

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New Brunswick reports 14 new COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths

coronavirus on Wednesday as it announced two more residents have died in connection to the virus.Public health says the deaths include one individual in their 70s in the Edmundston region and one individual in their 70s in the Saint John region. The person in Saint John was a resident of Lily Court of Parkland Saint John’s Tucker Hall.“I offer my sincere sympathy to the families of the deceased, and I want them to know that all New Brunswickers grieve with them today,” said Dr.

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5 new COVID-19 deaths reported in Waterloo Region, death toll reaches 197

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Phase 1B of Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout hasn’t begun as plans to move to Phase 2 underway

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro says Phase 1B of the province’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout hasn’t begun yet, as discussions have begun on Phase 2, but certainty of shipments is needed from the federal government.

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Alberta health minister says Stage 2 of COVID-19 vaccine rollout decisions rely on federal government

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro says that plans for Phase 2 of the province’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan relies on certainty from the federal government on shipments.

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Coronavirus: Manitoba outlines priority list for next round of COVID-19 vaccinations

During a coronavirus briefing on Wednesday, Dr. Joss Reimer, a member of the province’s vaccine task force, outlined details on their plans for who will receive the next round of COVID-19 vaccinations and say they’re aiming to have shots available for the general population, starting with the elderly, in March.

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Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says U.K. confident in vaccine contracts, supply when asked about Astrozeneca-EU dispute

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson side-stepped commenting on the dispute between COVID-19 vaccine-maker Astrozeneca and the European Union Wednesday, saying he was confident in the U.K.’s contracts and its supply. The European Union’s dispute with AstraZeneca intensified Wednesday, with the Anglo-Swedish drugmaker denying the EU’s assertion that it had pulled out of talks on vaccine supplies.

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Officials: UK strain of COVID-19 detected in Montgomery County bartender

PHILADELPHIA - A rare but more contagious strain of COVID-19 that's believed to have originated in the United Kingdom has been detected for the first time in Montgomery County, health officials announced on Wednesday. The patient, a 30-year-old bartender, worked a double shift at a local bar and restaurant the day before becoming symptomatic, according to health officials. He tested positive for coronavirus on Jan.

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ScotRail to cut number of train services following 90 per cent drop in passengers due to coronavirus

Ayrshire are to be cut from Monday, operator ScotRail has confirmed.It follows a plunge in passenger numbers across Scotland of almost 90 per cent during lockdown.Bosses at the travel firm said they would limit the amount of services to 65 per cent of pre-pandemic levels.They say the move "reflects the current demand from customers, while delivering better value for the taxpayer".Seat capacity across the country will also be reduced to 72 per cent.ScotRail says it has consulted with NHS boards to ensure shift patterns for key workers are supported as far as possible. The company pledged to "constantly review" the changes.

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Biden, Japan PM discuss China action near Senkaku Islands

President Joe Biden spoke to Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Wednesday and offered his administration's commitment to protecting the Senkaku Islands, a group of uninhabited islets administered by Tokyo but claimed by Beijing, the White House said.

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Cardi B Calls Out The Cost Of Getting Tested For COVID Four Times A Week

Cardi B is calling out how expensive private coronavirus testing has become.

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Central Florida seniors targeted for vaccination as state reports 8,281 new COVID-19 cases

ORLANDO, Fla. – Gov. Ron DeSantis plans to bring a “vaccine pod” to Central Florida, targeting a retirement community in Osceola County.

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VIRUS TODAY: Some states cautiously ease virus restrictions

Here’s what’s happening Wednesday with the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.:

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At least 90,000 more Americans projected to die from COVID-19 in the next 4 weeks, White House warns

WASHINGTON - As many as 90,000 Americans are projected to die from the coronavirus in the next four weeks, the Biden administration warned in its first science briefing on the COVID-19 pandemic, as experts outlined efforts to improve the delivery and injection of COVID-19 vaccines.The hourlong briefing Wednesday by the team charged by President Joe Biden with ending the pandemic, was meant to deliver on his promise of "leveling" with the American people about the state of the outbreak that has already claimed more than 425,000 U.S. lives.

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Tyler Perry will televise getting his COVID-19 vaccine to quell 'healthy skepticism' around the shot

Tyler Perry is getting the COVID-19 vaccine during an upcoming BET special to encourage the Black community to get their shots.The media mogul, 51, announced his plans while talking to Gayle King on CBS This Morning on Wednesday, admitting he was also 'skeptical' about the vaccine at first.Explaining the roots of this wariness, Tyler told Gayle: 'If you look at our history in this country, the Tuskegee experiment, Henrietta Lacks, and things like that, it raises flags for us as African-American people.''So I understand why there's a healthy skepticism about the vaccine.' Inoculated: Tyler Perry will share his COVID-19 vaccination experience in an upcoming BET special, attempting to tamp down the 'healthy skepticism' about vaccines in the

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Census data for congressional seats still months away

The numbers used for divvying up U.S. congressional seats among the states won’t be ready until the end of April, a Census Bureau official said Wednesday.

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Oakland airport 1st in nation to sell COVID kits in vending machines

Covid tests at the Oakland airport. Jan.

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Boris Johnson accused of failing to listen to bereaved families during pandemic

Keir Starmer has accused Boris Johnson of not listening to bereaved families as he held a heart-breaking call with people who have lost loved ones to the virus.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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