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Dec.30, 2021: @acenewsservices

#AceDailyNews says heres todays Newspaper Headlines: The Daily Mirror reports that despite the “huge surge” in #COVID19 cases there is “growing belief that #Omicron will not swamp #NHS”. “New year new hope,” is its headline Kindness & Love❤️ says take a look below to see if this REALLY does or it BeLIES the case:

Front page of the i
Several of Wednesday’s front pages suggest there could be a silver lining amid another day of rising Covid infections across the UK. The i’s lead story says hospital cases are climbing, yet serious illness from Omicron “remains lower”. But the paper also reports that NHS staff are “dropping like flies” due to the high Covid infection rates.

The Times also reports on the impact of staff shortages within the #NHS due to #COVID19 infections. The paper says that if the government follows calls by some scientists, hospitality bosses and Tory MPs to cuts the self-isolation period in England from seven to five days, then it could “stave off” an #NHS staffing crisis.

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“Cut isolation to five days” is the Daily Mail’s headline. The paper also reports on the plea urging Prime Minister Boris Johnson to follow the US and “shrink” the quarantine period further.

“Worst of Covid is ‘history’” says the Daily Express. The paper’s lead story reports the belief of some scientists that the height of the pandemic is “finally over”, because vaccines “reduce deaths”. It also reports on the concern from a think tank suggesting that families across the UK will be £1,200 worse off in 2022 because of rising bills.

The Guardian says the Resolution Foundation is warning that that household across the UK will face the “year of the squeeze”. The think tank says they are facing “stalling wages and rising tax and energy bills”.

And nearly all the papers have the story of a grey squirrel, which had to be put down yesterday after attacking at least 21 people in North Wales: The Daily Express says residents in the town of Buckley “became too scared to leave their homes” during the rogue rodent’s five-day rampage: According to the Daily Star – which nicknames the animal “Han-squirrel Lecter” – children, pensioners and even family pets were among its victims. The RSPCA is advising people not to feed squirrels to prevent further incidents.

“Test & Trace tells people to isolate incorrectly” is the Daily Telegraph’s lead. It reports that some people in England are still being told to quarantine for the full period of 10 days, “even though the government has said this can be cut to a week or less for most people, providing they test negative”. The Telegraph also joins others in picturing cricketer Joe Root, who has said he will continue to be England’s captain despite the team’s “disastrous” defeat in the Ashes.

The Financial Times pictures the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s daughter, Nontombi Naomi Tutu, speaking outside their family home in Cape Town. Remembrance services for the former Anglican archbishop will be held on Wednesday in Johannesburg. The FT’s lead story reports 2021 has been a record year for companies across the world as they raised $12.1 trillion (£9 trillion) by selling stock, issuing debt and loans.

“Space warfare” is the headline in the Daily Star as it reports that China has complained to the UN – claiming satellites launched by Tesla boss Elon Musk had “a near-miss with its space station”.

Cut Isolation to Five Days” is the headline on the front of the Daily Mail, which says scientists have “lined up with MPs and business leaders” in urging Boris Johnson to reduce the length of time people in England who test positive for Covid need to quarantine.

The paper quotes an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Tuesday with Professor Sir John Bell. Prof Bell suggested he would support the move, as long as people produced a negative lateral flow test first. 

The Times says the prime minister is under pressure to act because NHS bosses fear staff absences caused by longer isolation periods will become a bigger problem than the number of patients being admitted to hospital with Covid. 

But the i believes the guidance is unlikely to change in the near future.

According to the Daily Telegraph, some people with Covid in England are still receiving emails and text messages telling them to quarantine for 10 days

Last week, the government advised that people could stop isolating after a week, if they received a negative lateral flow test on days six and seven. The Telegraph says the discrepancy risks “causing confusion”, while Conservative MP David Jones claims those responsible for sending the messages are “trying to undermine decisions made by democratically accountable ministers”. 

The UK Health Security Agency – which handles the emails and texts – explains the legislation on the self isolation period remains 10 days but insists the guidance is “clear and widely communicated”.

The Sun reports that pub landlords in England are gearing up for an “invasion” of revellers from Scotland and Wales, who are hoping to take advantage of looser Covid rules on New Year’s Eve. 

The Campaign for Pubs believes as many as 100,000 people could cross the borders into England to avoid strict social distancing measures and mandatory table service. 

The Guardian says nightlife industry leaders in Wales are “hugely disappointed” about the trade they will lose, and they think it would be safer to let people enjoy themselves, with fewer restrictions, in their own communities.

Figures from Labour, shared with the Daily Mirror, suggest it will take 42 years for the Ministry of Defence to reach its recruiting targets for womenin the Armed Forces. Just 12.7% of this year’s intake were female, while ministers want to get to 30% by the end of the decade. 

Labour tells the Mirror that, on current trends, the benchmark will not be hit until 2063 – accusing the government of a “women problem”. 

The MoD says targets are an “important tool but only a small part” of reforms aimed at diversifying the military.

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