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Excavating the Future: Breaking the Silence

Rossana Pérez, healer and activist in the Salvadoran community of Los Angeles, talks about the transgenerational trauma that the COVID-19 pandemic exposed.

Capital & Main

State reports 7 new COVID-19 infections

Seven fresh infections of COVID-19 were identified in Tamil Nadu on Monday taking the total number of cases to 36,10,411

The Hindu

Public service faces cuts as Vic budget handed down

Treasurer Tim Pallas will hand down his ninth Victorian budget, as the state tries to pay down mounting debt without hurting families.

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Giro d’Italia 2023: Five things we learned from week two

After a hugely impressive spring campaign, Ben Healy shows no signs of slowing down as the season continues

Cycling Weekly

Preparing for the winter illness wave

Winter illness season is upon us. Can the health system cope with the inevitable increase in demand that comes with it?

Newsroom.co.nz

Co Tyrone woman on living with coeliac disease after long Covid misdiagnosis

A Co Tyrone woman has opened up on the impact coeliac disease has had on her, after originally having been misdiagnosed as having long Covid. Laura McGrath, from Strabane, is one of thousands of people in Northern Ireland who suffer from the diseas

Belfast Live

MP Margaret Ferrier loses appeal over Covid rule breach suspension from Westminster

An independent appeals panel concluded that the sanction - which could lead to a by-election - was "neither unreasonable nor disproportionate"

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Sean O'Rourke says wishes he never golfed at Golfgate event during Covid restrictions

The former RTE star became embroiled in the contorversy, which saw the resignations of several TDs

Irish Mirror

Credit payment holidays reduced the mental health effects of debt during COVID – new research

Like other countries, the UK implemented a number of initiatives to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on people’s economic circumstances. While we know these schemes supported household finances, now we’re beginning to understand how they affected mental health.

The Conversation

The great Victorian budget mystery: who will repay its massive ‘Covid debt’?

For once the Andrews government has largely avoided major announcements ahead of Tuesday’s state budget

The Guardian - AU

MP Margaret Ferrier who travelled by train with Covid loses appeal over Commons ban

It brings a by-election in her Rutherglen and Hamilton West constituency a step closer

The Independent UK

Bereaved families withdraw support for UK Covid tapestry

Some members of justice group pull out from art project over lack of input in formal pandemic inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Medical Student Says Long COVID Forced Him To Give Up Doctor Dreams

The student who contracted Long Covid loses up on the aspiration of becoming a doctor

Zenger

Thousands of people in UK out of work due to long Covid

Nisreen Alwan, professor of public health at the University of Southampton and Daniel Ayoubkhani, principal statistician at the Office for National Statistics and the University of Leicester explain how the latest statistics on the Covid pandemic and jobs suggest long Covid could be causing high levels of economic inactivity.

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The Independent UK

Margaret Ferrier loses appeal over Commons ban increasing chance of by-election

The MP had appealed against a recommendation that she be suspended from the Commons for 30 days for a code of conduct breach.

The Conversation

Thousands of people in the UK are out of work due to long COVID

Almost 2 million people in the UK are estimated to be living with long COVID – after-effects of COVID that can persist for months or even years after the initial infection.

The Guardian - UK

MP Margaret Ferrier loses appeal over Commons ban for Covid rule breaches

Failure of appeal paves way for possible byelection in former SNP MP’s Scottish constituency

Caixin Global

China’s Post-Reopening Second Covid Wave Could Peak in Late June, Expert Says

Zhong Nanshan on Monday identified the omicron subvariant XBB as the cause behind the latest outbreak of infections

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Wales Online

Rhod Gilbert posts lovely message after returning to stage following cancer fight

'Lovely to be alive'

Birmingham Post

Major leisure brands Center Parcs, Haven, Butlin's and Park Dean lap up Splash About's swim gear

Leading resorts secured after Grimsby-based swimwear producer dived in to on-site retail with business buy-out

The Conversation

What is fatigue? Understanding fatigue among students with disabilities can help schools moderate it

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we heard about people experiencing different kinds of fatigue, whether related to burnout, being unmotivated to follow pandemic restrictions or as a symptom of infection. But what exactly is fatigue?

Daily Record

Covid rulebreaker Margaret Ferrier loses appeal against Commons suspension

A crunch by-election in Rutherglen and Hamilton West has moved a step closer after the shamed MP for the area lost an appeal against her suspension.

Bangkok Post

Covid-19 cases, deaths rise

The number of Covid-19 inpatients continued to increase and fatalities also rose over the past week, when schools reopened, the Department of Disease Control reported on Monday.

Tribune News Service

Beshear vs. Cameron: What to expect from Kentucky’s closely watched governor’s race this fall

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The stage is officially set for what is widely expected to be the nation’s most expensive, contentious and closely watched election of 2023 — the Kentucky governor’s race.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: What we can learn from an earlier inflation-employment conundrum

America’s unemployment now stands at a 54-year low of 3.4%, a useful reminder that our post-COVID economy is similar to the post-World War II economy of 1947-1949. Much like today, that generation faced a tricky combination of high inflation and low unemployment. Our predecessors brought inflation down without significantly breaking…

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