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The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Newcastle garage bands emerge to blow away a new generation

The music scene has been swept by a big wave of young, hungry musicians.

Newcastle Herald

Grieving family blast lack of PPE that led to NHS hero's death from Covid

At the start of the pandemic, only those directly in contact with Covid patients were handed the vital gear. Father-of-three Peter Hart contracted the virus and died from it

Daily Mirror

New York nodded off during Covid, now it’s struggling to wake up again

The city’s bounce-back from the pandemic hasn’t been helped by a shortage of staff and fewer people looking to party

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25-1 shot Majestic wins Cambridgeshire for Covid-stricken Mick Channon

It was former football star Mick Channon's second big-race success of the 2022 Flat season as Johan had collected the Lincoln at Doncaster at the start of the season

Daily Mirror

Mumbai: Durga Puja back with a bang after two years of Covid

MUMBAI: A renewed enthusiasm is palpable among the Bengali community ahead of the first full fledged Durga Puja since 2019. From the serene monks of Ramakrishna Mission to the exuberant women who lead an independent puja in Andheri Lokhandwala, each is looking forward to the festival that spans October 1-5.

The Times of India

The movie comeback people are queuing down the street for night after night in Stockport

Convenience, experience and nostalgia are fuelling the uptick in audience numbers at some of Greater Manchester's oldest cinemas and theatres

Manchester Evening News

Japan set to reopen to mass tourism starting next month

Japan has had among the longest lasting border travel restriction following the outbreak of Covid-19.

Daily Record

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‘Everyone’s got a book in them’: boom in memoir industry as ordinary people record their stories

Companies providing ghostwritten autobiographies for people wanting to share histories have seen surge in trade since Covid

The Guardian - UK

Children who had Covid-19 may be at higher risk of type 1 diabetes as new study finds link

Covid has been associated with increase in new diagnoses of type 1 diabetes in young people.

Daily Record

Scottish Conservatives call for lifting of 'draconian' alcohol ban on trains

The Scottish Tories have called on the drinking ban on trains north of the border to come to and end after the practice was banned during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Edinburgh Live

Almost 90 more people died at home every day than expected in past year

Figures for Great Britain show almost 22,500 people more than usual died in private homes, prompting questions about end-of-life care

The Guardian - UK

Documentary: The Covid Yuva of India

Six young volunteers speak about their work during the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic which wreaked havoc across India last year. Going on just four hours of sleep a day, these young men and women helped arrange hospital beds, ambulances and oxygen cylinders to those in need. Their determined,…

Newslaundry

"We couldn't afford to close the pub on the Queen's funeral": The struggle to stay afloat on one Greater Manchester high street

A picture of difficult times through the eyes of Church Street, Eccles

Manchester Evening News

£6m needed to tackle ME crisis as patients demand action over increasing long covid fears

A demonstration is being planned outside the Scottish Parliament amid calls to ring-fence £6million a year to treat ME patients.

Daily Record

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Bangkok Post

607 new Covid inpatients, 14 more deaths

The country registered 607 new inpatients admitted to hospitals and 14 more Covid-19 related fatalities, the Ministry of Public Health reported on Saturday.

Reason

Again With the Bats? Strauss Had It Right: "Die, Fledermaus!"

From Euronews: "Khosta-2: Scientists warn Russian bat virus could infect humans and resist COVID vaccines." It cites to PLOS Pathogens: An ACE2-dependent Sarbecovirus in Russian bats is resistant to SARS-CoV-2 vaccines Spillover of sarbecoviruses from animals to humans has resulted in outbreaks of severe acute respiratory syndrome SARS-CoVs and the…

Tribune News Service

Manhattan judge rules vaccine mandate can’t justify firing or putting on leave NYPD union members

NEW YORK — A Manhattan judge found New York City’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate can’t justify firing or putting on leave members of the city’s biggest police union.

Tribune News Service

Could we be heading toward a global recession?

It's been a rough couple of weeks on the stock market, ending recently with a warning from FedEX about a downturn in the global economy that sent shares tumbling.

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WEKU

State Health Commissioner urges Kentuckians to keep getting Covid-19 vaccine

State health officials continue to urge Kentuckians to get vaccinated against COVID-19. New boosters are available to help deal with the newer strains of the illness.

The Independent UK

Labour would end Tory ‘procurement racket’ to cut wasteful spending, vows Angela Rayner

Contracts would be handed out in ‘national interest’ with job-creation requirement under Labour plan

The Guardian - UK

Tory MP Charles Walker expected to join Partygate committee

Exclusive: Walker is to be involved in the inquiry into whether Boris Johnson misled MPs

Chronicle Live

Metro passenger left with facial fractures in South Tyneside after row over Covid masks

James Rutherford, of South Shields, took offence and turned violent when the victim asked if he and his pals were exempt from wearing Covid masks on the train

Benzinga

How To Hedge Against Stock Market Losses In Your IRA

These are difficult times for investors. Inflation is like a runaway freight train and COVID-19’s aftereffects are still creating supply chain problems. In response to these trends, the Federal Reserve is hiking interest rates with a frequency that hasn’t been seen in decades.

Nottingham Post

Ex-nurse who had to learn to walk again looking for 'big achievement' at Robin Hood Half Marathon

Sian Jenkins suffered a spinal cord injury which left her unable to walk. But now the former nurse will run 13.1 miles in the Robin Hood Half Marathon.

Los Angeles Times

COVID-19 strikes some members of ‘DWTS’ crew, but show’s ‘Stars’ are safe

LOS ANGELES — Just as Los Angeles County dropped its mask requirement on public transit and in airports, that big bus known as “Dancing with the Stars” pulled into the station with a small COVID-19 outbreak after its premiere Monday.

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