19 lakh children in India have lost a parent or caregiver to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a study by The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health journal.

Modelling a study of 20 countries, the Lancet said that the number of children estimated to have experienced the death of a parent or caregiver as a result of Covid-19 has surged to over 52 lakh globally. "Sadly, as high as our estimates of orphanhood and caregiver deaths are, they are likely to be underestimates, and we expect these numbers to grow as more global data on COVID-19 deaths becomes available," said Juliette Unwin, lead study author from Imperial College London, UK. "Real-time updated data suggests the true totals reached 6.7 million children as of January 2022.

While our current study looked at estimates through October 2021, the pandemic is still raging worldwide, which means Covid-19 related orphanhood will also continue to surge," Unwin added.

Estimates of the numbers of children affected by Covid-19-associated orphanhood and caregiver death nearly doubled in the six months from 1 May 2021 through 31 October 2021, compared with the numbers after the first 14 months of the pandemic.

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Officials share body camera footage of Trenton officer-involved shooting

TRENTON - The Union County Prosecutor's Office on Friday shared body camera footage of a police-involved shooting in Trenton that left a man paralyzed.The lawyers for Jajuan Henderson, 29, say just after midnight on Feb. 12th., he went to his car parked on Centre Street in Trenton to get some ice tea.

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In Cleveland, Deshaun Watson addresses sexual assault allegations for 1st time

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2 arrested in suspected intentional dog attack of cat in Frankford, authorities say

PHILADELPHIA - Two juveniles are facing charges after authorities said they let their dogs viciously attack a cat as it was sitting on the front porch of a home in Frankford. The Pennsylvania SPCA shared video Tuesday of two people walking their dogs past a house in Frankford when they spot a cat, later identified as Buddy, on the front porch of a home. The dogs lunged towards the cat and the person holding the leash allows them to walk onto the porch closer to the cat. The suspects then drops the dogs leashes, allowing them to attack the defenseless cat. The two suspects watched the vicious attack from the sidewalk until the homeowner opened the front door and shooed them away. Buddy suffered life-threatening injuries from the attack that required round the clock monitoring at the SPCA's Philadelphia headquarters, the organization said.

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Coronavirus cases rise by over 50 percent in one Greater Manchester borough

Coronavirus infection rates have gone up by over 50 percent in Tameside as cases across Greater Manchester rise. Trafford continues to have the highest coronavirus infection rate in Greater Manchester.

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Asian COVID hot spots show signs of improvement

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California crime: 9 people charged for allegedly organizing statewide retail theft ring

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Reported TB cases drop in US amid COVID-19

Reported tuberculosis (TB) diagnoses in the United States fell 20% in 2020 and remained 13% lower in 2021 than TB diagnoses made prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported yesterday, while a study today highlights disparities in at-home COVID testing.

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COVID-19: McMaster University pausing vaccine, masking requirements May 1

McMaster University in Hamilton is joining a growing number of post-secondary institutions across Ontario that are pausing COVID-19 vaccination and masking requirements for students and staff as of May 1.In a joint release from the president and provost on Friday, the university said the step allows the learning facility to align with the Ford government’s recent easing of COVID-19 rules.“While these measures will be paused, surgical masks will continue to be available on campus and everyone is encouraged to continue to wear masks indoors, especially in classrooms, the libraries, crowded spaces, or close workspaces,” the university’s statement said.An update for our community: As of May 1, McMaster is pausing the vaccination policy and mask requirements. This aligns with government guidelines and is possible because of the respect you have all shown for each other’s safety, so thank you.

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4 Chinese badminton players found guilty of not playing seriously

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Harmony Montgomery case update: Father, stepmom formally indicted

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Snoop Dogg says a BTS collaboration is coming

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Senate unanimously passes marijuana research bill

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Funeral details released for Pennsylvania state troopers killed in I-95 crash

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Blind basketball player makes shot in front of 2,500 fans

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‘Name That Tune’ will feature celebrity contestants in Season 2, Randy Jackson says

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COVID-19 vaccines not tied to adverse pregnancy outcomes

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UN probes mass graves found in Mariupol, Ukraine after Russian bombing

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Over 4 million people had Covid-19 last week in UK

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Model train show returns to the WDM

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Man touts his electric unicycle as answer to high gas prices

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Inside The Streets' Mike Skinner's life - Holly Willoughby bond, health battle and wife

Holly Willoughby.The Streets gained critical and commercial acclaim when they released their debut album Original Pirate Material in 2002, followed by smash hit A Grand Don't Come For Free in 2004.Although Mike Skinner rose to fame with The Streets, the musician has also branched out into other music and film projects too since then.In 2010, the singer and rapper wrote the soundtrack for hit film The Inbetweeners, featuring 10 original compositions by the star.Not only that, but he also branched out into acting himself, appearing in Doctor episode The Time Of The Angels as a security guard in 2011.Four years previously in 2007, Mike had also hosted a late night programme called Beat Stevie on Channel 4.However he has since returned to music, working on projects including D.O.T with musician Rob Harvey in 2011, and releasing music with a rap supergroup featuring musicians including Big Narstie from 2015-2017.Most recently, Mike reunited with The Streets for a tour in 2019, with the group releasing the single How Longs It Been.In 2020 he also released None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive, a mixtape full of guest spots from young stars.Although The Streets had global success, Mike Skinner has spoken openly about suffering with his mental health while at the height of the group's fame.Speaking to Q Magazine, Mike revealed that he had suffered anxiety and depression during that time, saying: "Every day in The Streets was scary because you feel totally out of control."Anxiety, paranoia and general fear. That’s what my 20s were like.

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One in 11 Scots 'may have had Covid-19 last week' researchers find

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NHS Ayrshire & Arran remains under 'emergency planning conditions' as Covid still looms large two years on

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Sources: Man killed in apparent road rage shooting in Upper Darby

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WHO rejects Medicago’s COVID-19 vaccine due to ties to tobacco giant

The first Canadian-made COVID-19 vaccine by Medicago has been rejected by the World Health Organization (WHO) due to its ties to tobacco giant Philip Morris

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Expert warns of 'difficulty' in telling difference between Covid and hay fever

A professor has warned of how difficult it can be to tell the difference between hay fever and Covid at this time of year.

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Power Cuts scheduled for Saturday (26) and Sunday (27)

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After 4 months and 160,000 pounds of lettuce, Florida plans to wind down manatee feeding program

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Chick-fil-A to turn used cooking oil into fuel in partnership with Darling Ingredients

FILE-A view of a Chick-Fil-A restaurant on September 10, 2021 in Rohnert Park, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Chick-fil-A is making sure its used cooking oil is going somewhere useful. Earlier this week, Darling Ingredients Inc.

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Anaheim library employee sucker punched in random attack

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Ontario COVID numbers: 667 people in hospital, 161 in intensive care

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England's Covid R number remains steady, new infections growing

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Covid pandemic cannot be used as an excuse for failing A&E, says MSP

A row has broken out over pleas from NHS chiefs for residents to avoid the area’s A&E emergency department.

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12 children fell ill and fainted after they received COVID-19 vaccine shots in Satna: Report

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Police identify man, 33, shot and killed in Kensington Friday morning

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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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