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Revised plans for tackling Covid will see the end of all legal restrictions in Scotland from 21 March.

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Other restrictions will be dropped on 21 March, but face masks will remain due to a rise in Covid-19 cases.

Most free Covid tests will soon be scrapped in England, but they'll remain in Scotland and Wales.

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by Stormont's Department of Health is 3,258.

Scotland and Wales will follow England and Northern Ireland and lift most remaining Covid rules.

Health chiefs in Lincolnshire say the figure could be much higher due to fewer people testing.

Two years after the first Covid death occurred in Wales, mortality figures steady over the last month.

Surgery was down by 40%, affecting an estimated 52 patients, while radiotherapy treatment fell by 27%.

International arrivals to Northern Ireland will no longer have to take a pre-departure Covid-19 test.

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People will have to continue wearing face coverings on public transport and shops until early April.

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