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Hive-mind writing: how two children’s authors brainstormed a book on Twitter

They had never met and lived 3,000km apart, but Zana Fraillon and Bren MacDibble conspired online to write a YA pandemic novel – well before Covid hit

The Guardian - AU

Vellore logs two fresh cases of COVID-19

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The Hindu

Rajasthan International Folk Festival returns to soothe souls scarred by COVID blues

Over 250 artists will perform at the five-day celebration of India’s musical heritage

The Hindu

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Covid-19: 137 new cases, one more death in Delhi

NEW DELHI: Delhi on Saturday recorded one more Covid-related fatality and 137 new cases with a positivity rate of 1.73 per cent, according to data issued by the city health department.

The Times of India

Reggae warriors: Young brothers split but set to shine at World Cup

Alex and Dom were due to line up for Jamaica but Covid intervened to hand the latter a chance to play for England

The Guardian - UK

The bloodiest sci-fi movie on Netflix reveals a scary truth about viruses

The virus in 'Resident Evil' isn’t real (nor are zombies), but is it even plausible? Here's what the science says.

Inverse

Simranjit building momentum for Amman Asian championships

Realistic about career ups and downs, the boxer has put behind her the setbacks caused by Covid

The Hindu

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Say goodbye to the traditional holiday shopping season

The holiday shopping season has been creeping earlier and earlier as part of a COVID-era trend.

Axios

Secret Cinema’s new owners want to be the Netflix of live events

TodayTix eyes global expansion for UK firm known for immersive film screenings, which took a Covid hammering

The Guardian - UK

Hand-washing and mask-wearing: Covid rules we would be wise to keep

With seasonal sickness on the rise, experts say measures such as face masks and isolation should become commonplace

The Guardian - UK

The Breach review: ex-January 6 staffer on how Republicans lurched into madness

Denver Riggleman offers an inside track on the Capitol attack, the House committee and Donald Trump’s great GOP hijack

The Guardian - US

No Covid restrictions mean flu is set for a big comeback this winter

Strains of flu also change each winter and are unpredictable

Wales Online

After a disastrous mini-budget can Liz Truss tackle the myriad crises looming ahead?

The PM’s in tray looks ever more challenging with warnings of winter blackouts, NHS winter crisis and nuclear threat from Russia

The Guardian - UK

Fast fashion mogul turns to sustainability through compostability at ADL Fashion Week

When Melanie Flintoft saw her fast fashion business crumble as COVID-19 took hold, she decided to switch to a zero-carbon footprint and ditch plastic and waste.

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Daily Mirror

Coronation Street couple Joe Duttine and Sally Carman enjoy date night in Manchester

Coronation Street stars Joe Duttine, who plays Tim Metcalfe, and Sally Carman, who portrays Abi Franklin, tied the knot in July this year after several knockbacks due to the coronavirus pandemic

Wales Online

Covid-19 infections leap with ‘marked’ rise among over-70s

Around one in 50 people in the UK are likely to have the virus, with big increases in England and Northern Ireland but a less certain picture in Scotland and Wales

Bangkok Post

The US inflation bonanza for sovereign debtors

As developing countries confront a new era of elevated inflation, rising interest rates, a stronger dollar, and capital outflows, some governments stand to benefit from a little-noticed bonanza. During the "Great Moderation" that preceded the Covid-19 pandemic, years of low inflation led to the growth of sovereign debt issued at…

Tribune News Service

Spike in COVID-19 cases across Europe could mean fast-spreading winter wave

With winter weather just around the corner, the first hints of another wave of COVID-19 have emerged in Europe, according to data released by the World Health Organization this week.

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The Canberra Times

'There is a future': Walk to Fight Parkinson's back after COVID

The event is being held on Sunday, October 23.

Tribune News Service

COVID shots saved at least 330,000 seniors’ lives last year

COVID-19 booster vaccinations can save tens of thousands of lives in the weeks and months ahead, Biden administration officials said, citing new data that shows the impact of previous shots on hospitalizations and deaths among older Americans.

Tribune News Service

Keeping up on Lizzo: 8 highlights from the singer's eventful year since lockdown

During the seven years she lived in Minnesota, Lizzo occasionally would do something wild to get the local gossip mill spinning with that question. In the year and a half since emerging out of COVID-19 lockdown, the singer and rapper has frequently drummed up international headlines essentially asking the same…

Benzinga

'Not All Cruise Operators Are Created Equal': Norwegian Cruise Line Gears Up For Record 2023

Cruise line operator Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd (NYSE: NCLH) saw its stock fall 43% in 2022 as the cruise industry felt the impact of COVID-19 restrictions and co

Daily Mirror

Hospital ward forced to close due to Covid outbreak as cases rise in UK

A closure has been put in place on the Ashgrove Ward at Hereford County Hospital. It comes after Wye Valley NHS Trust reintroduced the use of face masks in clinical areas of the hospital

The Independent UK

Trainee solicitor died from ‘rare complication’ of AstraZeneca Covid-19 jab

Oli Akram Hoque, 26, developed a “vaccine induced” cerebral venous sinuous thrombosis after his first dose of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine.

Evening Standard

London Covid cases by borough: East and South see sharp rise in cases amid ‘autumn wave’

However infections appear to be declining in many boroughs of west London

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