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Stark warning world 'needs to prepare for disease deadlier than Covid'

World Health Organization chief Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has said that people need to be ready for a virus that is "even deadlier" than Covid which he stated has killed at least 20 million

Daily Mirror

World must prepare for disease more deadly than Covid, WHO chief warns

The next pandemic is bound to ‘come knocking’, warns health agency

The Independent UK

Off the menu: why restaurants are ditching QR codes

Paper menus were replaced by QR codes to protect diners during Covid. But the hi-tech approach has lost its appeal

The Guardian - UK

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'I constantly felt on the verge of having a heart attack before diagnosis changed my life'

Kirsty McKillop, 34, said she had experienced anxiety ‘on and off’ throughout her life, but it became all-consuming during the Covid pandemic

Wales Online

Inside Emmerdale star Carl King's life from impressive body transformation to 9 to 5 side hustle

Tom Lister, who played Carl King, was one of Emmerdale's most infamous bad boys in the Dales but following his bloodbath departure in 2012 the former soap star has suffered the highs and lows of the showbiz industry.

Daily Record

OPINION - Oxford students are playing a risky and dangerous game with free speech

Last week in the park with my daughter I got chatting to a lady. Over the course of a 10 minute conversation we cantered through why she thought Covid was a massive conspiracy and that British people were racist for expressing such sorrow over the plight of Ukrainians while ignoring…

Evening Standard

What Greek mythology teaches us about women’s resistance and rebellion

After some hard-fought victories, women’s rights are threatened again in many parts of the world. In the United States, the Supreme Court overturned women’s right to abortion in June 2022; women have also been leaving the workforce since the COVID-19 pandemic, in many cases to care for children and elderly…

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Victoria bites $117 billion bullet, begins the long march of land tax reform

The Andrews government’s ninth budget is its toughest. The bill from Victoria’s COVID experience, as well as the state government’s ambitious infrastructure spending, has finally come due.

The Conversation

Pandemic-hit students in £500m court fight

More than 100,000 students bringing a compensation case saying their education was wrecked by Covid measures

Evening Standard

Woman reveals ‘crippling’ condition that threatened her wedding

Kirsty McKillop’s mental health reached an all time low after losing her job during the Covid pandemic

The Independent UK

Soudal-QuickStep down to two riders at Giro d'Italia after Davide Ballerini exit

After COVID-19 ravages the team, it's operating on a skeleton crew

Cycling News

SNP 'confident' of winning Rutherglen by-election despite Margaret Ferrier covid scandal

Margaret Ferrier lost the SNP whip at Westminster after she was found to have flouted strict covid testing rules in 2020.

Daily Record

WHO 'overstretched' in response to increasing health emergencies

A growing number of health emergencies around the world, from COVID-19 to cholera, have left the World Health Organization's response "overstretched", a senior advisor said on Tuesday.

Reuters

‘Hitlist’ of private schools criticised and businesses and public sector join outcry over Victorian budget

New tax measures and job cuts to help repay state’s Covid debt spark criticism from multiple groups

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‘Why should anyone be hungry when there’s food that can be given away?’ The heroes feeding their neighbours

More than 13 million Britons do not have enough to eat. Here are four people who are trying their hardest to help, from an ex-soldier in Peterborough to a community centre manager in County Derry

The Hindu

A trained, silent army of healthcare workers to keep outbreaks at bay

A silent, diligent army of epidemiologists, embedded in the public health division of the health department, works daily to collect information about diseases that helps to develop programmes and drive policy decisions.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Here’s how the government can improve processing immigrants after the expiration of Title 42

Title 42 was implemented as a public health measure during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the health emergency ending, the rule has now expired. This means that those coming to the borders seeking asylum may no longer be turned away. What the federal government did and what it should have done…

Tribune News Service

A COVID test Medicare scam may be a trial run for further fraud

Medicare coverage for at-home COVID-19 tests has ended, but the scams spawned by the temporary pandemic benefit could have lingering consequences for seniors.

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The Independent UK

5 takeaways from AP's series on health disparities impacting Black Americans

The Associated Press spent a year examining how racial health disparities have impacted generations of Black Americans

ABC News

Victorian state budget 2023: Winners and losers

See how the Victorian government prioritised spending in its post-election budget.

The Independent UK

High blood pressure plagues many Black Americans. Combined with COVID, it's catastrophic

In a nation plagued by high blood pressure, Black people are more likely to suffer from it

The New Daily

Victorian businesses, landlords slugged for $31.5b COVID budget debt

Large businesses and landlords will foot most of Victoria's COVID-19 debt bill under a $31.5 billion state budget repayment plan.

The Guardian - AU

Victorian budget 2023: big business, property investors and private schools targeted to pay state’s Covid debts

Victoria treasurer Tim Pallas unveils plan to cut up to 4,000 public service jobs and raise taxes on ‘those with an ability to pay’

ABC News

Victorian budget 2023 hits big business and landlords to pay back COVID-19 debt

Big businesses, holiday-home owners and landlords will be asked to foot the bill for the Victorian government's COVID-19 debt, as part of a 10-year budget repair plan unveiled in the state budget.

The Guardian - AU

Victoria state budget winners and losers: free kinder, new taxes on businesses and the end to native timber logging

Families with young children and hospitals to benefit, while big businesses and property investors hit with new taxes

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