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Flu is set for a big comeback now COVID restrictions are lifted – here’s what you need to know

The flu seasons of 2020 and 2021 were mild, mostly thanks to measures people took against COVID, such as wearing masks, social distancing and using copious amounts of hand gel. 2022, however, looks like a whole different kettle of fish.

The Conversation

From grassroots to glory: How National Lottery funding has played a key role in developing women's rugby throughout the UK

Maggie Alphonsi and Liza Burgess, her former coach, are celebrating the extraordinary impact the £30 million a week raised by National Lottery players for good causes has had on the development of women’s rugby – from grassroots through to elite – over the years

Wales Online

Amazon Halts Delivery Bots; Merck's Covid-19 Pill Didn't Reduce Risk; Samsung Profits Slip; Adidas Reviews Relationship With Kanye: Top Stories Friday, Oct. 7

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Croke Park vaccination centre reopens- here’s how to apply for your booster

Croke Park was a designated Covid-19 vaccination centre for almost two years

Dublin Live

Hong Kong is giving away 500,000 free flights after ditching quarantine rules

Days after it announced that mandatory hotel quarantine to limit the spread of coronavirus would be ditched, Hong Kong has said 500,000 free plane tickets will be given out

Daily Mirror

Couple live on microwave meals for two years after 'cowboy' builder ruins their kitchen

Gaenor Robson and her partner Steven O'Keefe lived off microwave meals for months after waiting for a 'cowboy' to complete their kitchen extension for two years

Daily Mirror

Conservative MP Jamie Wallis spat at for not giving homeless man a cigarette at Paddington Station

Kenny Defelice, 44, attacked the MP for Bridgend before resisting arrest and telling police officers he ‘has Covid’

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5 key checks to make before you head on holiday this October half term

Top tips for October half term holidays including the key checks you'll want to make on Covid rules, travel restrictions and ensuring your passport is valid for your destination

Daily Mirror

Brexit, logistics and lockdown woes lead grocery exporter Ramsden International to annual loss

Sales down 20 per cent as perfect storm conspires, but expertise to navigate challenges should see it emerge with more market share

Birmingham Post

North East automotive supply chain woes as chip shortages and Covid fallout continues to bite

Several of the region's biggest car component manufacturers have reported downbeat results in recent days

Birmingham Post

Mac Engel: Cole Beasley is a great story who will be remembered for the wrong reasons

FORT WORTH, Texas — Buffalo knew what Cole Beasley did not.

Tribune News Service

Early signs a new U.S. COVID surge could be on its way

Here we go again. The virus is starting to surge in many European countries and there are early signs a wave may be starting in the U.S. too.

WEKU

Croda sets out growth ambition for complex drug delivery systems following Covid success

FTSE-listed pandemic halo firm said it is empowering biologics delivery in health care with Staffordshire and US expansion underway

Birmingham Post

A smaller percentage of the Welsh population has had Covid compared with England

Scientists claim Wales' tighter restrictions at certain points during the pandemic, as well as potential differences in people's behaviours, may have contributed to less widespread transmission

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Daily Record

Scots mum dies months after terminal cancer diagnosis after thinking symptoms were long Covid

Vickie Cooney died at her home in Kinloss, Moray on Wednesday September 21, aged just 43.

Edinburgh Live

Midlothian teacher with long Covid struggling with severe brain fog a year on

Biology and science teacher Chloe Folta is speaking out as new figures show more than 200,000 people are living with long Covid - still suffering ill-effects of the virus months after testing positive.

Evening Standard

Covid cases jump 18% in a week as hospitalisations rise

Health officials have revealed a number of ‘low level’ new Covid-19 variants are circulating in the country

Daily Mirror

Wetherspoon suffers huge £30million loss after confirming plans to sell 32 pubs

Founder and chairman Tim Martin said customer habits have changed following the coronavirus lockdown, with more people choosing to drink at home rather than the pub.

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The Independent UK

Kate Garraway gives health update on husband Derek Draper

Draper was hospitalised with the disease in March 2020

Nottingham Post

Nottingham shops hail bumper week as thousands attend Goose Fair

Local businesses have noticed an increase in sales thanks to the annual fair

The Guardian - UK

UK economy predicted to be weak till 2024 despite Truss growth agenda

Business confidence sinks to lowest level since depth of Covid pandemic as rising costs hit households and companies

The Times of India

Longer ISL with a new format hopes to get better

KOCHI: For two years, the Indian Super League was played in silent mode. Barring the finals last year, fans were denied entry to the stadiums due to Covid protocols as the league was entirely held in multiple venues in Goa.

The Conversation

How Danielle Smith won in Alberta and what it means for Canada

Danielle Smith rode a wave of Alberta populism to win the United Conservative Party leadership on the sixth ballot.

The Canberra Times

Experts watch COVID situation in northern hemisphere closely

Experts are watching the northern hemisphere closely as winter approaches.

Wales Online

Thousands left at risk of flu because of wrong vaccine, NHS chiefs in England say

Jabs error affects the over-65s, who should be vaccinated again to ensure protection, medics are told

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