Revealed: Manchester Giants sold out of administration as league takes control A new investor is currently being sought to buy into the franchise Birmingham Post · Apr 5, 2023
Sumida River Fireworks to light up sky after 4-yr wait The Sumida River Fireworks Festival, a midsummer tradition in Tokyo, is expected to be held for the first time in four years after having been canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Japan News/Yomiuri · Apr 4, 2023
'We know what it's like': Venues picking up the pieces following Pialligo wedding chaos Venues as far away as Nowra are helping impacted couples. The Canberra Times · Apr 4, 2023
Malcolm Wall outlines his vision for Welsh rugby, deals with the call for three regions and explains how things will soon improve PRB chair Malcolm Wall talks exclusively to WalesOnline about some of the most pressing issues in Welsh rugby. Wales Online · Apr 4, 2023
‘I struggled to cope’: over-50s in UK describe Covid’s toll on mental health Study shows pandemic caused a ‘second midlife crisis’ for many Britons, with women worst hit The Guardian - UK · Apr 4, 2023
Douglas Park steps down as Rangers chairman with John Bennett moving up in shock changing of the guard Douglas Park took over Rangers at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and has now decided to step back Daily Record · Apr 4, 2023
Fender CEO Andy Mooney explains why Fender isn’t at this year’s NAMM – and what needs to change before it returns The company's head honcho said he'll “never say never” about returning to the trade show, but it doesn't look likely any time soon Guitar World · Apr 4, 2023
Language Lessons: a film about video calls sounds like Covid revisited – but it will grab you by the feels Filmed during the pandemic, Mark Duplass and Natalie Morales’ bittersweet movie is more about friendship, and it’s utterly engrossing The Guardian - AU · Apr 4, 2023
What does a faint line mean on a Covid test? Routine asymptomatic testing across health and social care settings has come to an end this month and the official Covid survey has been axed. The Week · Apr 4, 2023
Misogyny is a mighty force on the right – just look at the fate of Finland’s Sanna Marin As prime minister, she was trusted and liked by voters. Then came allegations that she was a ‘party girl’, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams The Guardian - UK · Apr 4, 2023
IPL 2023: Commentator Aakash Chopra tests positive for Covid-19 NEW DELHI: The Covid-19 has hit the IPL for the first time in the 16th edition of the cash-rich league after former India opener Aakash Chopra tested positive for the virus. The Times of India · Apr 4, 2023
Former F1 sponsor ROKiT launches $149m claim against Williams team The action, which alleges that the team made "fraudulent statements" when it signed the deal with mobile phone company ROKiT, has been dismissed by Williams as "spurious". Autosport · Apr 4, 2023
Former sponsor ROKiT launches $149m claim against Williams F1 team The action, which alleges that the team made "fraudulent statements" when it signed the deal with mobile phone company ROKiT, has been dismissed by Williams as "spurious"." Motorsport · Apr 4, 2023
COVID created an expanded social safety net; activists are now quietly working to bring it back In March 2020, the economy grinded to a halt as the COVID-19 pandemic forced widespread shutdowns of businesses. As Congress watched the economy collapse, it responded by doing something lawmakers have resisted since the 1960s: a large expansion of the social safety net. Tribune News Service · Apr 4, 2023
Wales Online · Apr 4, 2023 Welsh Government could have sold Cardiff Airport if Covid hadn't happened The Welsh Government bought the airport for £52m a decade ago
Bangkok Post · Apr 3, 2023 Rethinking public debt as a positive The unprecedented fiscal firepower used to protect the vulnerable from the harsh socio-economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting economic contraction have pushed the average government debt level in the Asia-Pacific region to its highest since 2008.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 3, 2023 Researchers shed light on long-term strategy for boosters against COVID-19 ST. LOUIS — A study published by Washington University scientists sheds new light on the potential long-term strategy for vaccinating against the virus that causes COVID-19.
ABC News · Apr 3, 2023 About 4 million Queenslanders contracted COVID-19 at least once in 2022, Chief Health Officer says About 4 million Queenslanders contracted COVID-19 at least once last year, infecting more people in a single year than any other virus in the state's history, Chief Health Officer John Gerrard said.
Irish Mirror · Apr 3, 2023 Learner drivers could face one year wait for driving test amid new NCT rule Exclusive: Kevin Horgan, who has more than 28 years of experience in the industry, revealed the problem was also going 'to get worse before it gets better'
Daily Mirror · Apr 3, 2023 New test will revolutionise detection of viruses such as Covid Miriam Stoppard examines how artificial intelligence is set to change the face of virus diagnostics
Bangkok Post · Apr 3, 2023 Institute offers booster shots The Institute of Dermatology is offering a Covid-19 vaccination service using the Gen2-Bivalent Pfizer vaccine at its headquarters on Ratchawithi Road.
The Times of India · Apr 3, 2023 Clinical guidance for management of Covid-19 patients Clinical guidance for management of Covid-19 patients.
Dynamite News · Apr 3, 2023 Jharkhand: Two held over issuing fake covid report to mid day meal scam accused The police on Monday arrested two persons including a data operator at the RIMS for issuing a fake covid test report to an accused in a mid-day meal scam. Read further on Dynamite News:
Tribune News Service · Apr 3, 2023 Sarah Green Carmichael: Of course workers have given up on the office The daily death toll from COVID has finally dipped below March 2020 levels. In May, the U.S. public health emergency will expire. In most places, life looks pretty normal. Movie theaters, airplanes, restaurants and gyms are crowded. If families gather outside, it’s probably because the weather is nice, not because…
The Conversation · Apr 3, 2023 Australia's homicide rate is down over 50% from the 1990s, despite a small blip during COVID Australia’s homicide rate has continued its overall downward trajectory in the latest crime data released last week.