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COVID-19.The vaccination rollout saw 72,303 more shots administered. So far, more than 3 million doses have been given in the province, though the majority have been the first jab.Hospitalizations related to the pandemic dropped by 20 for a total of 623.

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Molly-Mae Hague shows off her weight loss in glam new shoot after sticking to her health kick

MOLLY-Mae Hague highlighted her svelte figure today as she shared a behind-the-scenes look at her new Oh Polly campaign on Instagram. The Love Island star, 21, looked sensational as she modelled a pair of high-waisted ripped jeans with several fashion forward tops.

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Sagkeeng First Nation shares vaccine doses with nearby communities to prevent waste

Sagkeeng First Nation.Henderson says about 900 residents in Sagkeeng First Nation have been vaccinated, yet as of Wednesday, they have roughly 200 unused Moderna doses.Henderson believes the excess doses are due to vaccine hesitancy. Have a vaccine hesitant friend or family member? Experts offer tips on addressing concerns To make sure they don’t go to waste, Henderson says Sagkeeng has been offering shots to surrounding communities.On Monday, vaccines were given to teachers in Powerview.“The reason for that is our kids go to school in Powerview.

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Couple tie the knot in full PPE after groom tests positive as Covid tears through India

An Indian couple were forced to tie the knot in full PPE - after the groom tested positive for coronavirus.

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Linwood residents thanked after almost 400 people take part in community Covid-19 testing

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensThree-hundred-and-ninety-six people visited the temporary Covid-19 community testing centre at Tweedie Hall between Wednesday 21 April until Tuesday 27 April.The testing drive found no new positive cases in the community.The drop-in testing centre was open to anyone without symptoms of the virus who lived, worked or went to school in Linwood. It was run and staffed by Renfrewshire Council.Chris Dalrymple, the council’s chief environmental health officer, said: “I would like to thank everyone in Linwood who turned up and took a test.“It was great to see a good turnout.

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Ontario reports 3,871 new COVID-19 cases, 41 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Thursday. The provincial total now stands at 459,477.Thursday’s case count is higher than Wednesday’s 3,480 and Tuesday’s which saw 3,265 new infections but is the fifth day in a row cases have been lower than 4,000.According to Wednesday’s report, 1,172 cases were recorded in Toronto, 901 in Peel Region, and 392 in York Region.All other local public health units reported fewer than 200 new cases in the provincial report.The death toll in the province has risen to 8,029 as 41 more deaths were recorded.

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COVID-19: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on April 29

COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Thursday:The City of Toronto will allowed for CafeTo cur lane installations to begin on May 8, before the provincial stay-at-home order is set to expire on May 20.CafeTo allows for restaurants to expand their patio space into some Toronto streets, if they’ve been approved by the program.The City said the move to begin was made in consultation with Toronto Public Health.“Once curb lane locations are installed over the next several weeks, restaurant operators must ensure that the areas are not used for congregation, public seating or dining purposes while outdoor dining remains prohibited and the provincial Stay-at-Home order is in place,” a release from the City read on Wednesday.The City

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Coronavirus test providers could 'buckle' when international travel resumes in UK

Coronavirus test providers are ‘at risk of collapse’ when holidays abroad eventually resume the UK, a consumer group has warned. Which? says that a number of testing firms, that have been approved by the UK Government, are being overwhelmed with travellers requiring Covid tests - despite international travel currently being banned.

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Ontario is launching paid sick leave. Should other provinces follow suit?

COVID-19 cases, the Ontario government has finally announced its paid sick leave program.The Ontario COVID-19 Worker Income Protection Program is retroactive, beginning April 19 and ending on Sept. 25.

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Partner highlights: Young refugees in South Sudan raise awareness of COVID-19 through song

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3% of people in hotel quarantine test postive for Covid-19

One in every 33 people who has entered mandatory hotel quarantine in Ireland since the international travel rule began has tested positive for Covid-19.

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₹50 crore towards for Covid-19 vaccination

₹50 crore is towards facilitating COVID vaccination, providing safety kits, creating awareness, and distributing beverages to the country's frontline workers, Coca Cola said. Coca Cola India on Thursday said it will donate ₹50 crore funds towards facilitating COVID-19 vaccination, providing safety kits among others.

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Report reveals Ontario’s hospitals most problematic compared to rest of Canada

report released by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) and the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions suggests major discrepancies in hospital infrastructure and staffing levels in Ontario compared to the rest of the country that were longstanding prior to the pandemic.The data shows Ontario has significantly fewer hospital beds per capita than other provinces, and that it would need more than 4,000 to meet the Canada-wide average. ‘Worst nightmare’: Ont.

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This Morning chef Nisha Katona reveals cousin has died from coronavirus in India’s ‘apocalyptic’ second wave

THIS Morning chef Nisha Katona's cousin has died of coronavirus as India battles a devastating second wave of the virus. The 49-year-old presenter revealed the tragic family death today as she appeared on the ITV show to discuss the "abject fear" the people of India are facing.

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Kate Garraway insists she hasn’t been ‘strong’ through husband’s Covid battle – saying ‘giving up wasn’t an option’

KATE Garraway has insisted that she "hasn't been strong" through husband Derek's coronavirus battle - adding that "folding wasn't an option". The 53-year-old star opened up about her family's ordeal on This Morning today, with Derek finally returning home from hospital earlier this month after more than a year in intensive care.

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Manitoban NHLer Jayce Hawryluk got COVID-19, twice — even the ultra-healthy struggle to recover

Jayce Hawryluk is one of the unlucky ones.The Vancouver Canucks’ forward was knocked off the top of his game last spring when he tested positive for COVID-19 — fighting just to get back to normal for most of the NHL’s off-season.At the time, he was one of the first Manitobans to suffer through the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.Fast forward almost exactly a year, and more than 38,000 people in the province have now dealt with a positive diagnosis.And, as Hawryluk’s Vancouver Canucks became the epicentre of a COVID-19 outbreak last month, he tested positive — again.“It spread so quick within our team, and a lot of guys got it really bad,” the 25-year-old from Roblin, Man., says.Vomiting, headaches, fatigue and shortness of breath

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British Soap Awards axed for second year running over Covid

The British Soap Awards have been axed for a second year running over Covid restrictions.

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Russian military says its troops back to bases after buildup

MOSCOW – The Russian military said Thursday that its troops have returned to their permanent bases after concluding massive drills near Ukraine that alarmed Western countries.

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PHILADELPHIA, PA - APRIL 16: Bryce Harper #3 of the Philadelphia Phillies in action during an MLB baseball game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Citizens Bank Park on April 16, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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COVID-19: Ontario to provide update on vaccine rollout Thursday

Ontario’s COVID-19 paid sick leave program to include 3 days for workers A total of 4,907,203 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered in Ontario.The province says 365,166 people have been fully inoculated.

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THE British Soap Awards have been cancelled for the second year running. ITV bosses have pulled the plug on the annual awards that was due to air this Summer over the pandemic.

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Gemma Collins' dad is 'getting better' amid COVID-19 battle

Gemma Collins' dad is "getting better" after his recent battle with coronavirus. The 40-year-old TV star has revealed via her Instagram Stories that Alan, 73, is currently on the road to recovery from COVID-19, having previously spent time in hospital with the life-threatening illness.

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Ted Nugent says he’s “never been so scared in all my life” than battling COVID-19

Ted Nugent has opened up on his recent battle with COVID-19, saying he’s “never been so scared in all my life”.Nugent announced earlier this month that he had contracted the virus, before denying that he had previously called coronavirus a hoax. The controversial right-wing singer has attracted criticism for his views on the ongoing pandemic over the last year.Reflecting on his experience with COVID in a new edition of his Ted Nugent’s Spirit Campfire show, he said: “I never am a sympathy guy.

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coronavirus pandemic at present, reporting more than three lakh coronavirus cases daily for the past few days. Additionally, hospitals are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds.

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Dutch government pauses coronavirus app over data leak fears

THE HAGUE – The Dutch government has temporarily disabled its coronavirus warning app amid data privacy concerns for people who have the app installed on phones using the Android operating system.

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Kate Garraway says daughter Darcey, 15, asked her if she was going to 'kill herself' amid Derek's covid battle

Kate Garraway has confessed her daughter Darcey felt she had to ask if her mum was thinking of "killing herself" amid her husband Derek Draper's ongoing health battle. Derek, 53, was taken to hospital last March after contracting coronavirus and remained there for over a year due to complications from the disease before returning home last month.

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Uber to recruit 20,000 UK drivers on post-lockdown demand

LONDON – Uber plans to recruit 20,000 more drivers in the United Kingdom to help fill swelling demand for rides as the country's coronavirus lockdown restrictions ease.

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WATCH: Latest HSE briefing on the Covid-19 pandemic

The HSE is holding a weekly briefing on the Covid-19 pandemic, ahead of an announcement by the Government this evening on the easing of restrictions.

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Kate Garraway reveals harrowing moment teen daughter asked if she was going to kill herself amid Derek’s covid battle

KATE Garraway has shared the harrowing moment her 15-year-old daughter Darcey asked her if she was going to kill herself amid husband Derek's coronavirus battle. The 53-year-old star opened up during an appearance on This Morning today, where she revealed just how concerned her two children have been about her mental wellbeing.

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Spain recovers 24 bodies from migrant boat off Canaries

BARCELONA – The bodies of 24 sub-Saharan migrants, among them two minors, who are believed to have died of thirst and hunger as they tried to cross from the west coast of Africa to the Canary Islands, were brought to land by Spain’s Maritime Rescue Service Wednesday evening.

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EU moves closer to Covid travel certificate

The European Parliament has agreed its position on how a Covid certificate should work, bringing the EU closer to launching a document to open up travel within the bloc.

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₹150 cr to help India fight against coronavirus

₹150 crore to help India in its fight against the deadly coronavirus. The company said the amount is over and above ₹201 crore that was spent by Vedanta Group in 2020."I am deeply concerned and anguished to see the impact of the second wave of COVID-19 and loss of precious lives.

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Coronavirus Scotland LIVE as lockdown pressure eases, the nation’s recovery continues

dramatic Prime Minister’s Questions is likely to dominate today’s agenda. Boris Johnson was framed as a liar in the Commons for failing to admit to alleged remarks about allowing to let “bodies pile high” instead of seeing another covid lockdown.

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Ontario ‘completely ignored and bulldozed’ problems in long-term care: former inspector

COVID-19 scythed through Ontario’s long-term care homes, a former provincial inspector said it was horrifying and infuriating to watch unfold.“It’s been absolutely devastating because you knew that these problems were inherent and the homes were not prepared,” said a former long-term care inspector, whose identity Global News is protecting as the person still works in the sector.Problems like overcrowding, resident neglect, and lack of infection prevention and control, all helped the novel coronavirus spread rapidly through Ontario nursing homes, leaving more than 3,700 people dead.But they’re also issues that for years had been flagged in provincial inspection records in many of Ontario’s worst-hit homes, often with no changes or

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India's coronavirus cases top 18 million

India's total Covid-19 cases have passed 18 million after another world record daily infection and death tally and as the government rejected reports of problems with its vaccine campaign.

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NWHL holds door open in bid to thaw relationship with PWHPA

Tyler Tumminia is leaving the door open should members of the Professional Women’s Hockey Players’ Association ever want to reach out to the National Women’s Hockey League in a bid to thaw what has been a chilly relationship.

Asian shares, US futures advance after Biden speech

Asian shares rose Thursday and U.S. futures also were higher after President Joe Biden delivered a speech to Congress outlining ambitious plans for jobs- creating spending on early education, child care and other public services.

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Ayrshire residents under age of 50 being lined up for Covid vaccines

Ayrshire – as the next phase of the inoculation programme gets underway.Across Scotland, the aim is for all adults to have received a first vaccine dose by the end of July.Those aged between 40-49 will be invited first, followed by those aged 30-39 and then 18 to 29-year-olds.Letters inviting people to attend clinics to receive their vaccination will begin to arrive for Under-50s across the region from the beginning of May.NHS Ayrshire & Arran director of public health Lynne McNiven said: “We have made great progress in delivering the vaccine to more than 207,000 people across Ayrshire and Arran to date and I am very grateful to the vaccine delivery teams for how they have responded to this huge logistical challenge.“You will be invited

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LEADING OFF: Harper healing after fastball to face

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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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