Why is there gridlock at Dover again and will it always be like this? Post-Brexit passport rules mean it typically takes 20 minutes to process passengers on a coach – far longer than before The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2023
Stopping child marriage starts with family Child marriage hit high levels in some Indonesian provinces during COVID-19. Families hold the key to ending it. 360info · Apr 3, 2023
Flu vaccine 'a top priority' this year Doctors are urging people to receive influenza vaccines to boost their immunity amid concerns that the flu is likely to rebound following the Covid-19 pandemic. Bangkok Post · Apr 3, 2023
Why major study argues Florida’s COVID death rate compares favorably to California’s California officials boast that the state’s extended pandemic lockdowns and health mandates saved tens of thousands of lives from COVID-19, compared to states like Florida that reopened early. Tribune News Service · Apr 2, 2023
429 new Covid cases in Delhi, positivity rate rises to 16.09% NEW DELHI: Delhi on Sunday recorded 429 fresh Covid cases, the highest in more than seven months, with the positivity rate rising to 16.09 per cent, according to data shared by the city health department. The Times of India · Apr 2, 2023
Maharashtra reports 562 Covid-19 cases, three deaths MUMBAI: Maharashtra on Sunday reported 562 new Covid-19 cases, taking the overall infection tally to 81,45,342. Three deaths were also reported from the state raising the fatality count to 1,48,444, a health official said. The Times of India · Apr 2, 2023
'Magical' farm that people travel miles to visit is described as a 'little gem' The "magical" barn is tucked away in Halewood village Liverpool Echo · Apr 2, 2023
Why is there gridlock at Dover again and will it always be like this? Post-Brexit passport rules mean it typically takes 20 minutes to process passengers on a coach – far longer than before The Independent UK · Apr 2, 2023
Remain cautious and wear mask, focus should be on clinical cases: Experts on Covid surge in Delhi NEW DELHI: As Delhi witnesses a sudden spurt in Covid cases, experts have stressed that there is no need to panic over the absolute numbers and the focus should be on protecting the vulnerable population, especially those who are immunocompromised or have comorbidities. The Times of India · Apr 2, 2023
Ageism and the pandemic: How Canada continues to let older adults suffer and die from COVID-19 Three years into this pandemic, most Canadians have taken off their masks and many have stopped getting booster shots. However, COVID-19 is rising among the leading causes of death in Canada, reaching the No. 3 spot. The Conversation · Apr 2, 2023
Renters have stepped up efforts to address the housing crisis — it's time for property managers to do the same Three years ago, at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, I published an article on what it means to prioritize needs over wants in times of economic crisis. The Conversation · Apr 2, 2023
Pandemic pounds push 10,000 U.S. Army soldiers into obesity Obesity in the U.S. military surged during the COVID-19 pandemic The Independent UK · Apr 2, 2023
Filipino Catholics mark Palm Sunday praying for Pope Francis' health Thousands of Filipino Catholics attending church on Palm Sunday marked the beginning of Holy Week with prayers for the health of Pope Francis as they presented palm fronds to be blessed. Reuters · Apr 2, 2023
Travel expert pinpoints where new Cardiff Airport should be built Simon Calder believes Wales' international airport should have stronger train and road links Wales Online · Apr 2, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Apr 2, 2023 ‘Unfit for purpose’: Ofsted could face legal challenge from school leaders As anger mounts over headteacher’s suicide, group bids for judicial review into inconsistencies of rulings by watchdog
Salon · Apr 1, 2023 How a better nose made me a better cook After COVID, I briefly lost my sense of smell. Getting it back reinspired me in the kitchen
Daily Mirror · Apr 1, 2023 Bride walks down aisle just days after being completely paralysed thanks to 'angels' Kathleen Swallow from Paisley in Scotland was diagnosed with the potentially deadly Guillain Barre Syndrome just two weeks before her wedding day - which had already been rescheduled five times due to Covid-19 restrictions
Bristol Post · Apr 1, 2023 Clifton Suspension Bridge to ditch cash payments and go card only Cash payments have reduced since the Covid pandemic
The National (Scotland) · Apr 1, 2023 Meet TAAHLIAH: The award-winning Glasgow DJ filling clubs around the world IT can be easy to get overwhelmed by the level of debate that takes place daily around the subject of identity. Whether it’s the questioning of a…
Daily Mirror · Apr 1, 2023 Covid booster to be rolled out to millions of UK care home residents from next week Health officials said care home residents in England will be able to have the spring Covid booster from Monday with millions more people set to get the jab from Wednesday
Daily Mirror · Apr 1, 2023 Residents in 'turmoil' as every one of new estate's 263 houses faces demolition Homeowners at the Coppenhall Place development in Crewe fear their properties could be worth nothing in a row over planning permission and toxic residues under the ground
Manchester Evening News · Apr 1, 2023 The street where people say they 'won't survive' if traffic is allowed to go down it "We’ve been presented with pretty much a fait accompli despite our best efforts to find compromise"
Fortune · Apr 1, 2023 From stability to consolidation to the big crunch, here are the 3 questions every small business owner is asking about the banking system The bank crisis could spark a credit crunch that will rock the economy. It'll be a major test for small businesses.
The Independent UK · Apr 1, 2023 Covid booster jab rollout to begin for 5 million most vulnerable people Cases are at their highest level since the start of the year, according to last ever ONS survey
Liverpool Echo · Apr 1, 2023 'Scouse Italian' needed help and the city didn't let him down Antonio Monica has been struggling to keep his coffee business going until the people of Liverpool stepped in