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The Dutch Coronacheck app is not checked everywhere, the BBC's Anna Holligan has found There have been protests and complaints of restricted freedom, but much of Europe is now using Covid passports to enter bars, restaurants, cinemas and museums. Italy also requires a Covid pass to enter a workplace and Austria is about to follow suit. Although England does not require a pass, from Friday, the UK's digital Covid pass will be accepted across the European Union. Our correspondents around Europe have been getting to grips with the rules. Italy has adopted arguably the most rigid Covid pass rules in Europe, writes Mark Lowen in Rome. The Green Pass QR code - from at least one Covid vaccination, negative test or proof of recovery - has to be shown for everything from indoor restaurants to cinemas, gyms and intercity trains. It is also required by all employees in the public and private sectors when they turn up for work. Passes are checked regularly and my family, visiting from the

Saturday marks exactly 10 years since Manchester's football landscape changed, when the so-called "noisy neighbours" ended up partying on their local rivals' pristine front lawn. In isolation, Manchester City's famous 6-1 derby win could have been remembered as a freak result best known for one of English football's most iconic celebrations - Mario Balotelli's 'Why Always Me?' T-shirt that he revealed after putting the visitors ahead. Instead, it has had lasting significance for both clubs, and not just because the margin of City's victory at Old Trafford would eventually see them clinch that season's title on goal difference, ahead of Manchester United. This was a day that signalled the start of a power shift that has defined the past decade in the city and beyond, with the Blues beginning their land-grab on Red territory, and in spectacular style. City have emphatically delivered on what was seen then as a statement of intent - their stat

   The Battle at Lake Changjin made over $633m at the box office in just two weeks The biggest movie in the world right now is not the latest Bond film No Time To Die or even Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. It's a Chinese propaganda film about the 1950s Korean War, centred on a story of Chinese soldiers defeating American troops despite great odds. In just two weeks since its release, The Battle at Lake Changjin has made over $633m (£463m) at the box office. This puts it far ahead of Shang-Chi's global earnings of $402m, and in just half the time. It is set to become China's highest-grossing film ever. Its success is good news for China's pandemic-affected film sector as Covid forced cinemas to shut and reopen multiple times. It is even better news for the state, which experts say appears to have nailed a formula of making propaganda appeal to the masses. But for Hollywood looking in from the outside, the immense popularity of a

Premier League giants Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid in the summer transfer window next year. Felix had become one of the top young stars in the world while still strengthening Benfica. Atletico then hooked him with a transfer value of 126 million euros. In the last three seasons, Felix's appearance has not always been consistent at Atletico. However, last season he successfully brought his team to win the La Liga stage. https://zazkiyaberlin.talentlms.com https://cristhofer.talentlms.com/ https://styllers95.talentlms.com/ https://duyungsiren637.talentlms.com/ https://gcsd.instructure.com/eportfolios/6488/Home/__2021____HD4K https://osf.io/ma6fk/ https://jacenlane.talentlms.com/ https://gcsd.instructure.com/courses/7836/pages/wan-zheng-ban-ben-chang-jin-hu-2021-the-battle-at-lake-changjin https://gcsd.instructure.com/eportfolios/6492/Home/_2021__ https://americanprep.instructure.com/eportfolios/9343/Home/___2021_ https://hhi.instructu

Anosmia is the loss of the sense of smell. To overcome this, there are several ways to restore the sense of smell lost due to anosmia. This method is easy and practical, so you can do it yourself at home. Anosmia occurs when the sense of smell is unable to smell something, such as the smell of flowers or a strong odor. There are several causes of anosmia, ranging from nasal congestion due to a cold, nasal polyps, to COVID-19. In people with colds, anosmia generally goes away when the cold subsides. Meanwhile, in patients with COVID-19, anosmia will last a little longer and can be overcome by doing several ways to restore the sense of smell, from smelling exercises to administering drugs. How to Restore the Sense of Smell Due to Anosmia Anosmia can subside on its own in a matter of weeks or months and some are permanent. However, there are several ways to deal with anosmia that you can try at home to restore your sense of smell more quickly, including: 1. Olfactory practice Olfactory tr