Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning.
people could lose teeth unless Covid rules in Wales are eased
. Routine appointments were postponed in March 2020 with dentists only seeing patients face-to-face for urgent care. While some routine treatments have now resumed, the British Dental Association warns that strict hygiene measures are limiting the number of non-urgent patients that can be seen.Retailers have blamed rising shipping and raw material costs forover the past two years. Consumer group Which? found some items were almost twice as expensive as they were before the pandemic.
as well as stories from fellow super-fans on how they have found ways to endure 18 months without getting in a mosh pit.A rise in puppy-purchasing during the pandemic has led to increasing demand for providers of doggy day care, as owners return to work or seek ways for their pets to make new pals. As well as allowing owners the time to return to work, such services also help pets to socialise and get used to other animals.
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