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Workers leave iPhone factory in Zhengzhou amid COVID curbs

Workers in a manufacturing facility in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou appear to have left to avoid COVID-19 curbs

The Independent UK

Woman told inmate husband was dead - before prison bosses admit mix-up with killer

Police told the wife of a man with the same surname as serial killer Anthony Hardy that her husband, who was also in prison, had died at HMP Frankland in County Durham

Daily Mirror

How COVID-19 damages lungs: The virus attacks mitochondria, continuing an ancient battle that began in the primordial soup

Viruses and bacteria have a very long history. Because viruses can’t reproduce without a host, they’ve been attacking bacteria for millions of years. Some of those bacteria eventually became mitochondria, synergistically adapting to life within eukaryotic cells (cells that have a nucleus containing chromosomes).

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Couple forced to leave caravan park home after living there 'illegally' for 20 years

Doug Davis and Pam Donovan are among a group of residents who were asked to leave to leave their caravans in Porthkerry leisure park after living there 'illegally' for two decades

Daily Mirror

Can you go to work with Covid?

Or, more importantly, should you? Here’s everything you need to know

The Independent UK

Vaccines could be a game-changer in the fight against malaria in Africa

The development of an effective vaccine for malaria has proved to be far more challenging than developing a vaccine to protect people from COVID-19. Several different COVID-19 vaccines were developed and approved for use within a year of the disease’s emergence.

The Conversation

Why did I test negative if I have Covid-19 symptoms? How to make sense of rapid tests

SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, takes time to build up in the body, like many other viruses and bacteria that cause respiratory illness.

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Inside My Wedding: NI couple's beautiful ceremony and reception at The Mill, Ballydugan

"I wouldn't change anything, the day was perfect from start to finish!"

Belfast Live

A painter’s journey to Barrabados ... and well beyond

LIKE so many other people, TV presenter and artist Lachlan Goudie’s dreams

The National (Scotland)

Most people foresee rise in Thai tourism by year-end: poll

Most people believe the country's domestic tourism will improve by the end of this year now that the Covid-19 situation has eased and the government has lowered its status from a “dangerous communicable disease” to a “communicable disease under surveillance”, according to an opinion survey by Suan Dusit Rajabhat University,…

Bangkok Post

T20 World Cup India vs South Africa: No real rest days anymore, laments Anrich Nortje

PERTH: Anrich Nortje is the archetypal smiling assassin. Even on the long flight from Sydney to Perth, the South Africa pacer seemed his usual energetic self. He was the same after a gruelling practice session the following day.

The Times of India

‘It was chaos’: how my Halloween night out in Itaewon went from fun to horror

I had seen that part of Seoul busy before, but never like this – I couldn’t move. Then we started hearing fire engines

The Guardian - AU

The Voice UK's Emma Willis upsets viewers with result announcement after vote complaints

The Voice UK presenter Emma Willis had the job of announcing the last two and the eventual winner in the final of the ITV show

Chronicle Live

Black patients suffered delays in COVID care after faulty readings by common device, study finds

Black patients experienced delays in COVID-19 treatment because a common medical device that measures blood oxygen levels tended to give inaccurate readings for darker-skinned individuals, according to a new study by Sutter Health.

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China's war on COVID-19 spurs expat exodus, but lockdowns are only part of the story

Pandemic measures are only part of the reason foreigners are leaving China in droves. Many believe the spirit of openness that underpinned China's economic rise could be in terminal decline.

The Guardian - AU

Not so great expectations: our holiday hopes have been lowered – and we’re the better for it

The key to getting the most bang for our holiday buck is to dabble in anticipation, but not elevate our expectations too much

The Guardian - AU

Ambivalence towards horse racing leaves Melbourne Cup half full

Has Flemington’s ‘race that stops a nation’ lost its hold on our collective imagination?

Daily Mirror

TV's Father Alex Frost helps struggling community on frontline of cost-of-living crisis

Father Alex, who appeared on a BBC documentary about the impact of the pandemic and cost-of-living crisis, opened up a foodbank in his church car park

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Salon

COVID comes home: A tribute to my sister

Rachel was a puppeteer, a dancer and a folk artist of courage and imagination. Her death points to our failure

Irish Mirror

Dec and wife Ali hit the beach with kids as star-studded I'm A Celeb cast arrive in Oz

Declan Donnelly and wife Ali Astall were pictured having a family day at the beach with their kids Isla, four, and baby son Jack, before filming for I'm A Celebrity kicks off

The Independent UK

Covid: Dozens of children given higher dose of vaccine at clinic ‘by mistake’

Solent NHS Trust has apologised and say they’re taking the issue ‘very seriously’

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs catching prospect Miguel Amaya hoping to catch a break

Once considered the fourth-best prospect in the Cubs’ system, Amaya has been derailed by injuries.

Wales Online

Boy, 14, locked himself in bedroom and emailed mum to say he had taken his life

Henry had autism and anorexia but the family had struggled to get mental health support

The Guardian - UK

Brazil election goes to the wire after ill-tempered final TV debate

Veteran leftist Lula da Silva holds slender poll lead over Jair Bolsonaro as national divide grows before Sunday vote

The Independent UK

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