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direct to your inbox In June the Manchester Evening News spoke to five patients who had suffered from 'mild Covid'. Months after their initial illness, they continued to report a range of ailments including brain fog, anxiety, breathlessness, muscle pain and fatigue.Other symptoms included headaches, intermittent fever and 'pounding heart'.

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She wasn't afraid of dying, but seeing her life change forever as coronavirus ravaged her body - Greater Manchester MP on her gruelling Covid battle

direct to your inboxYasmin Qureshi comes across as nothing if not stoic.Even now, months after being discharged from Royal Bolton hospital, her voice is still sometimes breathy; the aftermath of her lungs being battered by coronavirus and accompanying pneumonia. Nonetheless, the MP for Bolton South East seems so calm about it that it would be easy to underestimate the severity of her experiences, like those of so many of her constituents.In the midst of her time in hospital, it is the moments of kindness that have stuck with her - such as arriving on the ward where she would spend six days and being presented with toast and tea.She praises the compassion and professionalism of the hospital staff without reserve.Through all this, she doesn’t

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Man with Covid broke lockdown on last day of his isolation - to go and buy some weed

direct to your inboxA man who tested positive for coronavirus was hauled before the courts after admitting to leaving his address on his last day of isolation - to buy some weed.Clarence Chikosha, aged 21, raised the suspicions of staff at the hostel he was staying at when they saw him leaving and getting into a car yesterday, January 21.After the police were called, Chikosha was issued with a standard Fixed Penalty Notice of £200, which is routinely handed to those who breach the covid lockdown. However, officers were summoned back as Chikosha was being aggressive and ‘frightening’ the other residents, Manchester Magistrates Court heard.

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What it's like taking a rapid Covid-19 test at a military site in Greater Manchester

direct to your inboxA year ago I would not have expected to be standing in front of a masked uniformed soldier while he mixed a vial containing some of my saliva.But this is 2021, and rapid coronavirus testing for people without symptoms is set to become a normal part of life in Oldham.The council and British army have teamed up to roll out four new testing sites which will offer lateral flow tests to residents who cannot work from home, similar to the mass testing programme which began in Liverpool in November.Whether you’re a delivery driver, supermarket worker, builder or nursery assistant you’ll be able to turn up without needing to book and take a test which can return a result in just 30 minutes.The sites, which opened on Monday this

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Nurses flown in from abroad to work at Stepping Hill have Covid - here's what the community is doing for them

direct to your inboxTwo mums from Stockport have launched a campaign to help nurses flown in from overseas to treat Covid patients. Jennifer Partakis, 45, and Kirsten Wheeler, 47, a nurse practitioner, are raising funds for care packages for 12 nurses at Stepping Hill Hospital.

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Man City striker Sergio Aguero confirms positive Covid-19 test

straight to your inboxSergio Aguero has confirmed he has tested positive for Covid-19. The Manchester City striker has missed City's last four fixtures after being forced to isolate having come into contact with someone who tested positive for the virus, despite initially testing negative himself.

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New CDC director takes over agency amid surging COVID-19 deaths, faltering vaccination effort

NEW YORK - As the coronavirus swept across the globe last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sank into the shadows, undermined by some of its own mistakes and stifled by an administration bent on downplaying the nation's suffering.Now a new CDC director is arriving to a mammoth task: reasserting the agency while the pandemic is in its deadliest phase yet and the nation’s largest-ever vaccination campaign is wracked by confusion and delays."I don’t know if the CDC is broken or just temporarily injured," but something must be done to bring it back to health, said Timothy Westmoreland, a Georgetown University law professor focused on public health.The task falls to Dr.

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Hospitals in Greater Manchester gear up for exhausting, drawn-out third Covid peak

direct to your inboxGreater Manchester is forecasting 200 Covid patients in critical care by next week as the system gears up for an exhausting, drawn-out third wave peak.That projection is 25pc higher than the worst part of November's second wave, according to M.E.N.

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Calls to 'put in Covid safety measures' for people evacuating during Storm Christoph

direct to your inboxLabour leaders have urged the government to make evacuations Covid-safe as widespread flooding may force people from their homes.People from different households may need to take shelter in evacuation centres as Storm Christoph batters Greater Manchester.The statement, from North West Labour, urged the government to put in place clear Covid-safe contingency plans for any evacuations and ensure all frontline workers have access to adequate PPE. The Labour group also called on the government to deliver on previous commitments to flood-hit communities and ensure councils have the support they need to protect communities.

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Mark Wright forced to self-isolate with Michelle Keegan after Crawley Covid-19 outbreak

Mark Wright is reportedly having to self-isolate at home with his wife Michelle Keegan following an outbreak of coronavirus at his new football team Crawley.

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Plans for daily Covid tests in schools halted amid new variant

Sign up to the M.E.N.'s Manchester Family newsletter for all the latest from school closures to ways to entertain the kidsPlans for daily Covid tests in schools have been halted amid concerns over the new variant.The idea was that pupils who were identified as close contacts of a positive case would be tested daily for seven days, as an alternative to them having to self-isolate.Unveiled as a 'milestone moment' when it was unveiled by ministers, it was billed as a critical move in fighting the virus and helping pupils remain in school.But the proposal - and resulting pilot tests - were all based on fighting the virus prior to the new variant emerging.And with that having higher transmissibility, it's felt the seven-day test plan will not be

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Residents may need to evacuate if River Mersey continues to rise - and they won’t be in breach of Covid laws

direct to your inboxNeighbours evacuated from their homes due to flooding won’t be in breach of coronavirus laws if they need to and stay with family or friends. However people must still do everything they can to minimise the risk from the virus, Manchester Council bosses say.

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This year's Miss Manchester contest is to be held on The Trafford Centre car park because of COVID

The Trafford Centre on Monday April 5 and guests will find out on the night who will be crowned Miss Manchester, Miss Lancashire and Miss Cheshire.

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Saskatchewan to provide COVID-19 update live on Global News website at 3 p.m.

COVID-19 update during a press conference at 3 p.m. Tuesday.Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will join Dr.

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'She said she loved us. That was the last time I ever spoke to her': Husband's heartbreak as mum, 38, dies from Covid

direct to your inboxA young mum told her husband and son she loved them before being placed on a ventilator - but she never woke up.Emma Reilly spent more than 12 days battling coronavirus in Salford Royal Hospital before she died on the afternoon of January 7.The 38-year-old leaves behind her devastated husband Tony and five-year-old son Connor. Tony, also 38, who lives in Manchester, told Birmingham Live how Emma had cold symptoms which worsened over the Christmas period.

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'Everyone round here knows someone that has passed away': On the streets of Moss Side, Manchester's Covid hotspot

direct to your inboxAli Raza is stood behind the counter of his pharmacy on Princess Road. Pausing to wipe his glasses he describes the terrible impact coronavirus has had on Moss Side.

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Alberta set to run out of COVID-19 vaccine; 1st dose appointments no longer offered

After Pfizer indicated last week it’s cutting back on COVID-19 vaccine deliveries due to production changes, Alberta is pausing appointments for people to get their first dose. Fletcher Kent has more on what it means for the province’s rollout plan.

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Three pals fined £1,000 for Covid-19 breach after driving to beauty spot together

Three pals were fined for breaching Covid rules after police pulled over their car as they returned from a beauty spot.

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Vaccination campaign gets underway in nine Cree communities in northern Quebec

COVID-19 vaccine arrived by plane in nine Cree communities in Quebec’s James Bay region over the weekend and were immediately put to work to protect the community, the head of the regional health board said Sunday.Bertie Wapachee, the chairperson of the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay, said vaccination was already underway in many of the communities, with the rest of the vaccine centres opening on Monday.“In some ways, it represents a light at the end of the tunnel for us,” he said in a phone interview.“It’s an added tool to defeating the virus as we move forward.”Wapachee said he didn’t know the exact number of vaccines received, but said the communities would be able to offer a first dose to any adult community

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23 more people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19

direct to your inboxA further 23 people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus.It means the region's hospital death toll has now reached 4,583, the latest NHS data shows.In the last 24 hours seven more deaths were recorded at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust, while another five people died at both Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust and Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust.Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust each recorded a further two deaths while one person died at both Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust and Stockport NHS Foundation Trust.The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester, as

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Moment of reflection to be held in Saskatchewan for those impacted by COVID-19

First Nations and Métis Health, the Saskatchewan Health Authority is asking people to come together Monday to remember the lives lost due to the coronavirus pandemic.SHA would like to see people stop for a few moments of reflection between 9 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.

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Everything we know so far about the Covid-19 vaccine rollout across Greater Manchester’s ten boroughs

direct to your inboxThe biggest vaccination rollout ever has started in earnest across Greater Manchester.Health teams have been working around the clock to make sure the Covid-19 jabs can be administered as quickly and smoothly as possible. Across the city-region 87,697 people have already received their first dose, as of January 12.

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'I've never seen it this bad': Paramedics speak out with more than 1,000 staff off work and Covid call-outs rising

direct to your inboxThere's a moment, says paramedic Ken Hodkinson, when a family says goodbye to a patient with suspected Covid."You see it suddenly strike home that they may not see their loved one again, especially if they are elderly or frail."It's a sadness when you are taking a patient from their family and they don't know whether it's the last time they will see their mother, father, auntie or uncle again. Especially if there's children."We are seeing more of that that and we take it home, it's things like that you do take home." The last time the Manchester Evening News spoke to Ken it was December, and he and his colleagues at North West Ambulance were bracing themselves for a 'third wave' of Covid-19.

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Every GP practice in Bolton now has access to a local Covid-19 vaccination site

Horwich next week - meaning patients from every part of Bolton will have access to a local site. There are now nine vaccination centres within the borough, following the confirmation of the newest site at Horwich RMI, in Ramsbottom Road.

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Spain extends UK travel ban due to concerns over spread of mutant coronavirus strain

direct to your inbox Spain has extended its travel ban for British nationals because of the mutant coronavirus strain currently found in the UK, the Mirror reports.The Spanish government has extended the restrictions until February 2, at 5pm UK time.The rules apply to anyone arriving to Spain from the UK by air or sea, with exceptions being made only for Spanish nationals or residents of Spain returning to the country.The travel ban was first introduced in December 2020 when the mutant strain was originally detected, and it was scheduled to last until January 9.

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Parents could be asked to test primary children for Covid at home under government plan

What do you think about the plans for parents to test primary children at home? Have you been asked permission for your child to have the test at secondary school? Let us know in the comments here, or share your views on our Manchester Family Facebook page. The plan at secondaries and colleges is for all pupils and staff to be tested before returning to school from lockdown - and then tested on a weekly basis.Once they are back in, if they are found to be a close contact of a positive case then they can avoid the need for self-isolation by agreeing to be tested every day for seven days.If parents or staff don't agree, then they'll need to stay home for the full isolation period.Responding to the plans for primary kids, Susan Acland-Hood,

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Most people in intensive care here now have Covid - how our hospitals face their ‘worst crisis’ of the pandemic

direct to your inboxCovid patients now make up two thirds of people in our critical care beds as the region’s health lead warns Greater Manchester faces its ‘worst crisis’ since the pandemic began.Fears are also growing that people with other life-threatening illnesses are now staying away from A&E, in echoes of the first wave.But priority operations, including cancer, are continuing to be postponed as the region tracks close to its ‘worst case scenario’ for bed occupancy and attempts to manage scarce critical care beds.Sir Richard Leese, political lead on health for Greater Manchester, has warned that any results of New Year’s Eve mixing are also yet to be felt on the system - adding that when the peak does arrive for hospitals here it

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Chennai: Police book case against movie theatre for Covid-19 violation

Chennai: After people thronged cinemas for popular Tamil actor Vijay starrer 'Master', police on Wednesday booked a case against a theatre here for allegedly violating the state government order on permitting only 50 percent occupancy during screening of films due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The popular theatre in the city was one among the many in Tamil Nadu where the movie was released coinciding with the Pongal harvest festival, and is said to have enjoyed a good opening on its first day.The incident came to light when videos of the crowds went viral on social media.

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COVID-19 restrictions extended in Saskatchewan until Jan. 29

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COVID cases linked to outbreak at Perthshire food factory nearly double in a week

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Hundreds of soldiers deployed to Greater Manchester in Covid test rollout - they are urging certain groups to get one even if they are symptomless

Liverpool in November. The regime uses lateral flow tests, which can return results in just 30 minutes.

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GoAir begins Covid-19 vaccine delivery; operates flight to Chennai from Pune

Also Read | How plant meat is coming of age in India"In our efforts to alleviate the complexities of the vaccine movement given the scale of the consignments and logistics, we are taking every possible step to support the institutions and our stakeholders to reach the vaccine in all possible corners of the country," he said.Earlier in the day, flights started ferrying vaccines to different cities from Pune with the first consignment of Covishield vaccines in a flight operated by budget carrier SpiceJet reaching Delhi from Pune at around 10 am, four days ahead of the launch of a nationwide drive against coronavirus.On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the central government will bear the expenses of vaccinating nearly three

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The areas of Stockport that have some of the highest Covid infection rates in Greater Manchester

direct to your inboxTwo areas of Stockport have some of the highest coronavirus rates in Greater Manchester.Only four places in the region recorded more than 800 cases per 100,000 people during the week to January 5 - and these included both Hazel Grove West and Heald Green East.Hazel Grove West saw a huge 213pc week-on-week rise, with the number of cases leaping from 15 to 47 over the seven day period.Latest Public Health England figures put its infection rate at 866.5 - the highest figure in the conurbation bar Firswood, in Trafford where the rate is slightly higher at 867.4.Heald Green East also remains a major cause for concern.The number of cases has been increasing significantly over the last three weeks and its rate now stands at

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England plans 50 mass Covid vaccination centres by January 31 to jab 2million a week

The government has officially pledged to set up 50 mass vaccination centres in England by January 31 in a bid to immunise 2million a week.

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First mass Covid vaccination centres open with UK 'at worst point' of pandemic

The first mass Covid-19 vaccination centre has been opened in the UK as cases soar around the country.

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'Uproar' as frontline NHS staff at Manchester hospitals told to wait 11 weeks for second Covid vaccine dose

direct to your inboxFrontline medical staff treating Covid patients at Greater Manchester hospitals have been told they must wait 11 weeks for their second doses of the Pfizer vaccine.It was reported last month that the government intended to extend the period between jabs from three or four weeks to as many as 12 to maximise those receiving the first dose amid the rise of a mutant strain.This means the second dose of both the Oxford/AstraZeneca and the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines will be within three months of the first.However, amid warnings from Pfizer over a lack of evidence this time lag would give sufficient protection from the virus, frontline medics treating Covid patients had hoped that they would be exempt from the new protocol.

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Ederson, Ferran Torres and Tommy Doyle return to Man City training after testing negative for Covid

straight to your inbox Ferran Torres says he is happy to be back in Manchester City training after recovering from Covid-19 along with Ederson and Tommy Doyle. The trio tested positive ahead of City's postponed Premier League trip to Everton over Christmas, causing that game to be called off and others to be put in doubt.

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Saskatchewan Penitentiary inmate dies due to COVID-19

Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert died on Friday due to complications related to COVID-19.The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) released the information on Saturday. 24 inmates at Saskatchewan Penitentiary test positive for COVID-19 CSC said it is the fourth federally sentenced inmate to die after testing positive for the virus.“CSC has dedicated health services and medical professionals in all of its institutions,” said a news release posted on the Canadian government website on Saturday.

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A Greater Manchester borough has the 4th highest Covid-19 death rate in the country

Wigan by the deadly impact of Covid-19. Two other areas in Greater Manchester - Tameside and Rochdale - are also among the ten boroughs in the country with the highest death rates.

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Saskatchewan health minister stands by comments on second round of COVID-19 vaccine

Paul Merriman is standing by his comments made on Wednesday, saying the province was told to hold back on distributing the second dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine.His position on the issue comes despite Public Health Agency of Canada telling Global News Friday otherwise.

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New Covid-19 community vaccination hub opens in Middleton

direct to your inboxA new Covid-19 community vaccination hub has opened in Middleton. The clinic, based at Middleton Health Centre, opened its doors today (Friday) meaning there are now three such hubs operating in Rochdale borough.

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Police stop plans for wedding with '60 to 100 guests' in Salford district hit by high coronavirus rates

direct to your inboxPolice intervened to stop up to 100 people attending a wedding in Salford.The ceremony involving members of the orthodox Jewish community was due to take part in the Broughton Park area, next to Higher Broughton which has seen high levels of Covid-19.GMP moved after being tipped off that the event was due to take place on Wednesday.It is understood that guests from all over the country were intending to attend the wedding and a reception.This week the overall infection rate in Salford was reported to have risen by 8 per cent.In a statement Greater Manchester Police said: "On Wednesday 6 January police were notified of an organised wedding in Broughton, Salford, where 60-100 people are believed to have been

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Community pharmacy to set up Covid vaccine facility at south Manchester tennis club

direct to your inboxIt was reported earlier this week that high street pharmacies were being ‘snubbed’ in the government’s rollout of the Covid vaccine. While supermarket car parks have been highlighted as key vaccine centres, local pharmacies are said to have been left at the side of the rollout - despite being ‘willing and ready’ to assist.

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Thousands more people have received Covid-19 vaccines across Greater Manchester - but issues over rollout remain

direct to your inboxThousands more people in Greater Manchester have received coronavirus vaccines as the regional programme continues to take shape. A total of 78 vaccination centres will open across the region next week - including a mass vaccination hub at the Etihad Tennis Centre in Manchester.

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Covid ward consultant says we will get through the crisis, but there is 'no easy fix' without some pain and sacrifice

direct to your inboxDavid Oliver is an experienced NHS Consultant Physician and medical writer from Manchester.He has played a variety of national medical leadership and policy roles and has a weekly column in the British Medical Journal.He currently manages Covid wards at a hospital in the south of England. Prof Oliver has spoken to The Mirror about the ‘relentless’ experience of working on wards throughout the pandemic. I've been an NHS doctor for 31 years and worked in some demanding jobs.But since last March I have looked after wards where all the patients have Covid-19 for months on end.

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Greater Manchester hospitals brace for third Covid peak within a fortnight

direct to your inboxHealth leaders are planning for a third Covid peak in Greater Manchester hospitals within 10 to 14 days, with bed demand now the same as the end of October.Figures obtained by the M.E.N. show there are now 1,041 people with Covid in hospitals here, a 21pc rise in three weeks, with 119 of those in ICU or high dependency units.The numbers are where they were at the very end of October into the start of November, a fortnight before the second wave peaked.

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Police warning over Covid vaccine scam

direct to your inboxPolice have warned people to be wary of scams linked to the Covid-19 vaccine rollout.Officers say criminals are “already taking advantage” of the vaccine.They have warned those eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine to hang up if they are contacted by anyone asking for cash.Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has advised that GPs will confirm names and not ask for any further details when they call to book patients in for a vaccination.A post on the GMP Middleton Facebook page reads: “Criminals are already taking advantage of the #Covid19 #vaccine.“When your GP calls to book you in for a vaccination, they will confirm your name and not ask for any more details.

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“They have agonised about what to do” - The schools that say they won’t open on Monday as Covid cases soar

direct to your inboxSchools across Greater Manchester have announced that they will not be opening to pupils on Monday (January 4). The Manchester Evening News has been contacted about nine school closures across the region so far, but many more are expected to announce that they will remain closed.

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