Russell Brand quits YouTube after video deleted for ‘Covid-19 misinformation’ Brand said he has been ‘persecuted for misinformation’ Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2022
Worker smashes up hotel causing £100,000 damage to 'teach owners a lesson' Edward Woods told the court he was angry about the way he was treated at work and "lost it" so smashed up the Larkfield Priory hotel in Maidstone, Kent, leaving the owners with a massive £94,000 repair bill Daily Mirror · Sep 30, 2022
Germany warns of rise in COVID-19 cases going into fall Germany’s health minister warned Friday that the country is seeing a steady rise in COVID-19 cases as it goes into the fall and urged older people to get a second booster shot tweaked to protect against new variants The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2022
China dismisses complaints over quarantining US diplomats China is dismissing complaints from two U.S. lawmakers over the quarantining of American diplomats and their family members under the country's strict COVID-19 regulations The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2022
NASCAR’s Alex Bowman talks life with his dog, Roscoe, and winning humanitarian award CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Alex Bowman met Roscoe when he was only 19. Tribune News Service · Sep 30, 2022
Social welfare Ireland: Enhanced Illness Benefit for workers with Covid-19 to end The €350-a-week Enhanced Illness Benefit (EIB) was introduced at the start of the pandemic Dublin Live · Sep 30, 2022
Concern COVID cash for Perthshire could be lost A committee set up to scrutinise the actions of the Perth and Kinross Integration Joint Board (PKIJB) heard the government could end up asking for up to £9.7 million of Covid-19 specific funding to be returned so it can be redistributed elsewhere Daily Record · Sep 30, 2022
Australia’s new Covid rules: isolation recommended but not required From 14 October people who test positive will no longer have to isolate in their homes for five days – but there are exceptions The Guardian - AU · Sep 30, 2022
Commentary: Biden is wrong about the pandemic being over While the Biden administration rushes to put the COVID-19 pandemic in the nation’s rear-view mirror ahead of the midterm elections, its premature decision to declare the pandemic “over” threatens to further erode Republican support for prevention efforts. But even more importantly, it hides a looming crisis of the administration’s own… Tribune News Service · Sep 30, 2022
After Indian media reports on ‘tit for tat’ advisory, Canada denies any change linked to MEA travel advice The Canadian High Command has clarified that no new advisory has been issued – as suggested by sections of the Indian media – in response to India’s advisory on rising hate crimes and “anti-India activities” in the North American country. It said a recent revision was only related to monkeypox… Newslaundry · Sep 30, 2022
Joe Duffy unveils hidden artistic talent with 'marvellous' painting and fans reckon he's missed his calling Joe took up painting in 2020 to cope with the stress of the Covid-19 outbreak Irish Mirror · Sep 30, 2022
The Loop: Skull and bones found on Darwin beach, COVID isolation to be scrapped, and Trevor Noah leaving The Daily Show Get up to speed on today's headlines with The Loop. ABC News · Sep 30, 2022
Eligible Lanarkshire residents urged to get autumn Covid and flu jab The autumn vaccination programme is now in full swing across the county. Daily Record · Sep 30, 2022
Italy drops COVID-19 face mask rule for public transport Italians will no longer have to wear face masks on public transport, the health ministry said late on Thursday, in the latest easing of rules against the coronavirus pandemic. Reuters · Sep 30, 2022
ABC News · Sep 30, 2022 Australia's COVID-19 isolation rules and pandemic payments are getting a shake-up. Here's what you need to know While health authorities say the changes signal a move away from "COVID exceptionalism", they've warned "it does not in any way suggest that the pandemic is finished".
ABC News · Sep 30, 2022 Return of the Deni Ute Muster to drive millions of dollars into local economy Several world record attempts are on the bill this year, including a tilt at the muster's own record of the most utes in one place and a new attempt for the biggest bogan bingo.
The Canberra Times · Sep 30, 2022 COVID rules have changed in the ACT again. Here's what is left The ACT will no longer require passengers to wear a mask on public transport and in taxis and rideshares.
The Canberra Times · Sep 30, 2022 'Complex decision' to drop COVID isolation comes with risks: ACT chief health officer But Dr Kerryn Coleman said she was hopeful the new COVID-19 rules would get the balance right and not drive a surge in infections.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 30, 2022 In A Massive ‘Fuck You’ To Vulnerable People, National Cabinet Has Scrapped Mandatory COVID Iso Mandatory COVID-19 isolation will end on October 14 for everyone, the National Cabinet has decided.Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly announced on Friday there would be support for some workers in high-risk settings to be able to continue isolation if needed, but everyone else can just carry about their lives as…
Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022 Abattoir owner fined £300k after town plagued by stench like 'rotting bodies and flesh' The lives of residents in a market town became a misery during the first coronavirus lockdown due to the horrible stench coming from a slaughterhouse
The Guardian - AU · Sep 30, 2022 Australia to end mandatory Covid isolation period and disaster payments for workers Workers in health, disability and aged care will be exempt when both measures are scrapped on 14 October, Anthony Albanese says
ABC News · Sep 30, 2022 All the latest COVID news and case numbers from around the states and territories Here's a quick wrap of the latest COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.
ABC News · Sep 30, 2022 Mandatory COVID-19 isolation periods scrapped from October 14, emergency response 'finished' says national cabinet Rules forcing people to isolate for five days if they test positive to COVID-19 will end from October 14 for everyone, as the chief medical officer says it marks the likely end of the emergency pandemic response.
The Conversation · Sep 30, 2022 Viral infections including COVID are among the important causes of dementia – one more reason to consider vaccination With more of us living into old age than at any other time, dementia is increasing steadily worldwide, with major individual, family, societal and economic consequences.
ABC News · Sep 29, 2022 Most COVID-19 rules wound back as ACT's public health emergency ends From Friday, Canberrans no longer need to wear masks on public transport, nor do household contacts need to report their status to health authorities.