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Suppliers of unusable PPE should pay back taxpayer money, Australian peak doctors’ group says

Australian health department spokesperson says it is ‘exploring options for viable cost-recovery’

The Guardian - AU

Health misinformation is rampant on social media – here's what it does, why it spreads and what people can do about it

The global anti-vaccine movement and vaccine hesitancy that accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic show no signs of abating.

The Conversation

Pfizer's 2024 Revenue Forecast Fails to Meet Wall Street Expectations

Amid a dismal financial outlook for 2024 and falling sales of COVID-19 products, Pfizer shares see a 7% tumble triggering Wall Street worries.

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The bad, the good and the ugly: How AudioPilz's meme-fuelled Bad Gear became YouTube's funniest music tech series

Florian Pilz joins us to talk about his rise to YouTube stardom and pick out five of his baddest bits of "bad gear"

MusicRadar

My husband trusted Sunak’s ‘eat out to help out’ – and that trust may have killed him

The PM has continued to defend the policy launched during Covid. His words are an insult to the memory of those who died, says Amanda Pape, whose husband Bob died of Covid

The Guardian - UK

Respiratory Illnesses Surging In US; 15 States See 'High' Or 'Very High' Levels, CDC Warns

The U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns of a surge in respiratory illnesses across the country, with 15 states facing "high" or "very high" levels of infections, including flu, COVID-19, RSV and common cold.

Medical Daily

Third of millennials support closure of nightclubs as Covid cases surge

Up to 33 per cent of those aged between 25 and 40 supported the government closing down nightclubs

The Independent UK

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"It was an awkward situation, too, with me being kind of naked": Graveyard's Joakim Nilsson on darkness, recording in forests, and running into famous musicians in the sauna

Retro-rocking Swedes Graveyard have returned with 6, a "contemplative" new album with isolation-themed lyrics

Metal Hammer

US elections 2024: a Biden vs Trump rematch is very likely, with Trump leading Biden

The United States general election will be held on November 5 2024. In early 2024, there are Democratic and Republican presidential nominating contests that will elect delegates to the parties’ nominating conventions. These conventions, in July (for Republicans) and August (Democrats) officially select their parties’ presidential candidates.

The Conversation

COVID-19 pandemic response continues to press on budget

Continuing to pay for COVID-19 vaccines and treatments will cost Australians hundreds of millions of dollars, with the threat posed by the virus far from over.

AAP

There’s more work to do to close the racial gap in COVID-19, flu vaccination

The Urban League and other groups worked hard during the pandemic to raise vaccination rates among Black Americans. The gap is smaller, but Blacks are still less likely than whites to receive COVID-19 and influenza vaccines.

Chicago Sun-Times

George Clooney was forced to direct new film from bed after bad bout of Covid

George Clooney contracted the virus along with most of the crew of his latest film – leaving him directing the movie from bed on his iPad

The Independent UK

Homeless man whose sleeping bag was soaked by security guard speaks out

Aaron McCarthy was born addicted to heroin and adopted at ten months old becoming homeless at 17

The Independent UK

OPINION - Homeworking, bone-idle civil servants should get back to the office now

The one interesting thing to come out of the Prime Minister’s appearance at the Covid inquiry yesterday, other than his mesmerising grasp of detail, was his admission that too many people worked from home during the pandemic. “Fewer people were out at work than had been anticipated.” I’ll say.

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Cycling Weekly

Bike sales hit new historic low as cost of living crisis bites

Current sales volume below 20-year nadir, indicates Bicycle Association

The Guardian - UK

Ignore the Johnson and Sunak circus: these are the real lessons from the Covid inquiry

If we are to be prepared for the next pandemic, we need competent leaders, functional testing and trust in the science, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at Edinburgh University

The Conversation

Customizing mRNA is easy, and that's what makes it the next frontier for personalized medicine − a molecular biologist explains

While using mRNA as medicine is new, mRNA has been inside you for your entire life. The cells in your body create mRNAs that serve as instructions to make specific proteins you need to function. Researchers can create new mRNAs to correct those instructions when they aren’t working.

International Business Times

The Season Of Giving Shouldn't Extend To American Innovation

Unfortunately, the Biden administration might be embracing the giving spirit a little too much.

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Is it a cold, a super cold or Covid? And should I carry on regardless?

The lurgy rules used to be clear. But now, if you want to go anywhere with a runny nose, you have to get your excuses in early, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Pandemonium review – Armando Iannucci’s furiously funny takedown of No 10

Boris Johnson and his successors Less Trust and Riches Sooner are satirised in a superb political pantomime directed by Patrick Marber

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“We Can Use Fewer Idiots In The World”: 40 Cases Of Mass Stupidity That Prove People Are Dumb

Mob mentality is the inclination that humans have to be part of a large group, neglecting their individual feelings. Here's how it manifests in everyday life. The post “We Can Use Fewer Idiots In The World”: 40 Cases Of Mass Stupidity That Prove People Are Dumb first appeared on Bored…

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak Covid inquiry – live: PM reacts to Boris Johnson’s ‘pro-death squad’ description of Treasury

Rishi Sunak says Boris Johnson’s description of the Treasury was wrong as he gave evidence at the Covid-19 Inquiry

The Guardian - UK

The Covid inquiry was the least of Sunak’s worries: now he has to face his own MPs

With his Rwanda plan, the PM has boxed himself into a corner, unable to satisfy the Tory left or right, says the Spectator’s political editor Katy Balls

The Independent UK

George Clooney so badly stricken with Covid he was forced to direct new film from bed

George Clooney contracted the virus along with most of the crew of his latest film – leaving him directing the movie from bed on his iPad

The Hindu

A changing Bengaluru through the eyes of Paul Fernandes

“This is not a book of intense study or a very scholarly effort, it deals with history in a light-hearted way,” says Bengaluru artist Paul Fernandes of The Great Bangalore Morph: From Kempegowda to Covid, which he has co-authored with Bengaluru-based writer Chicku (Meena) Jayadeva.

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