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Doctor in tears at Covid inquiry says what NHS staff saw was ‘indescribable’

Prof Kevin Fong, who was on shift during 7/7 bombings, says height of pandemic was like a ‘terrorist attack every day’

The Guardian - UK

‘Scenes from hell’: Hospitals ran out of body bags and were close to collapse in pandemic, Covid inquiry told

A top doctor broke down in tears as he said that scenes in the unit ‘were like nothing I had ever seen’

The Independent UK

Grattan on Friday: Experts want Albanese to lead on indoor air quality as part of pandemic planning

Last month, a delegation led by Brendan Crabb, head of the Burnet Institute, a prestigious medical research body, met Anthony Albanese in the prime minister’s parliament house office.

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Lisa Nandy’s conference speech was a love song to the arts, performed with hands in empty pockets

With almost no practical plans for bringing UK culture back to strength after 14 years of ‘violent indifference’, the culture secretary repeated the ‘we love you but there’s no money’ mantra

The Guardian - UK

Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘stay at home’ Covid video was shot in Lord Alli’s £18m Covent Garden penthouse apartment

In the newly-unearthed clip, critics say Sir Keir ‘gave the impression’ of being at his family home in Kentish Town

Evening Standard

Starmer’s Covid broadcast urging work from home recorded in donor’s £18m penthouse

The Christmas broadcast aired on December 13 2021, the same day new Covid guidance urging people to work from home came into force.

The Independent UK

COVID's impact on immunity: Are you at risk for other infections like Mpox?

As people are constantly working to deal with the aftermath of COVID-19, it has left a mark on the health of millions. Among many, the aftermath of the virus makes one's immune system more sensitive to other infections. If one closely observes, it can be found that the after-effects of…

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Real Money, Real Fun: Exploring Online Casino Games

People frequent casinos for potential winnings but also because the games are fun, the site designs are quirky and unique, and the customer support is available around the clock. Online casinos saw a rise in recent years, particularly after the COVID-19 crisis.

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Why are we seeing more pandemics? Our impact on the planet has a lot to do with it

Pandemics – the global spread of infectious diseases – seem to be making a comeback. In the Middle Ages we had the Black Death (plague), and after the first world war we had the Spanish flu. Tens of millions of people died from these diseases.

The Conversation

Covid furlough gap that still rankles

Brief letters: Surviving on savings | ‘Ready-to-wear’ fashion | Picking your pineapples | Hereditary qualifications | Light at the end of the tunnel

The Guardian - UK

Cheaper Falklands to Brazil flights to resume – but start date remains unclear

Concerns about overtourism were extremely short lived as the Covid pandemic put paid to the flights

The Independent UK

Liverpool shows Labour how long-term sickness blights lives and the economy

This year’s party conference is taking place in a city where Covid and austerity have led to high levels of economic inactivity

The Guardian - UK

It's time to roll up sleeves for new COVID, flu shots

Fall means it’s time for just about everybody to get up to date on their flu and COVID-19 vaccines

The Independent UK

America is increasingly dependent on foreign doctors − but their path to immigration is getting harder

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed a pressing issue: The U.S. health care system is increasingly dependent on immigrant physicians, but it’s becoming harder for aspiring ones to work and settle in the U.S.

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The Independent UK

Covid lockdowns damaged children’s eyesight with one in three now shortsighted, study finds

Half the world’s teenagers may be short-sighted by 2050, a study warns

The Conversation

Did COVID come from an animal market? Here’s what the new evidence really tells us

The argument about the origins of COVID has always been heated, and nowadays it feels more like a brawl than a scientific debate.

The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Richard Holden says no interest rate fall likely for 12 months

For many Australians, the COVID-19 pandemic has become a fading memory as the world has moved away from lockdowns and masks. However, its lasting impacts, including persistent inflation, remain.

The Independent UK

Ex-NYC COVID adviser is fired after video reveals he attended parties during pandemic

A former New York City official who helped coordinate the city’s response to the pandemic has been fired from his private-sector job

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Used Tesla Model 3 Prices Have Biggest One-Year Drop

According to iSeeCars the Tesla Model 3 and Jeep Grand Cherokee are the two biggest losers from 2023 to 2024.

The Guardian - UK

‘You become addicted to pressure’: Rufus Norris on success, stress and the National Theatre’s survival

He has triumphed over controversies, the ‘devastation’ of Covid and 100-hour weeks. As Norris leaves the biggest job in British theatre, he reveals his final season – and his plans to take up carpentry and design kayaks

The National (Scotland)

Nick Rodger: Clouds gathering again with course closures after Covid silver lining

The Independent UK

Man fraudulently used £50,000 Covid loan to help pay £72m court fees and live life of luxury

Gerald Smith, 69, spent money on lavish lifestyle of eating at Mayfair restaurants and buying designer clothes

The Conversation

In the rare event of a vaccine injury, Australians should be compensated

Vaccination is one of the most effective methods to protect individuals and the broader public from disease. Vaccines are typically given to healthy people to prevent disease, so the bar for safety is set high.

The Independent UK

FBI finds violent crime declined in 2023. Here's what to know about the report

Violent crime in the US dropped again in 2023, according to FBI statistics that show a continued trend downward after a coronavirus pandemic-era crime spike

The Conversation

Gun violence in Philadelphia plummeted in 2024 − researchers aren’t sure why, but here are 3 factors at play

Philadelphia experienced a surge in shootings and homicides during the COVID-19 years that disproportionately affected young Black and Latino men in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods with drug markets.

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