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Sneinton Market's 'hidden gems' urge customers to explore their side of the city

Business owners would like to see more of a 'footfall' at this particular market

Nottingham Post

Winter warning issued to Irish public about imminent 'twindemic'

The 2022 Winter Health Index from LloydsPharmacy has shown a lack of concern from the combination of Covid-19 and the winter flu from the Irish public

Irish Mirror

COVID-19 mask mandate on NSW public transport to be scrapped from September 21

It's one of the last COVID-19 rules still being enforced in NSW, but Premier Dominic Perrottet says now is the time to change track.

ABC News

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Australia Has A Huge Tropical Zone, So Why Are Tropical Fruits In Such Short Supply?

Much of northern Australia is tropical, as are many of our neighbours, but most tropical fruits are typically hard to find down under.

Pedestrian.tv

Even mild COVID raises the chance of heart attack and stroke. What to know about the risks ahead

A concerning report recently published in Nature Medicine suggests even a mild case of COVID can increase the long-term risks of serious cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, heart attack and heart failure. The study highlights our limited understanding of the full consequences of COVID infection and the long-term impact of…

The Conversation

‘Each guest experience will be different’: VR and the future of theme parks

Expo in east London shows how important augmented and virtual reality will be, as attractions move with the times

The Guardian - UK

Biden Says Covid Pandemic in US 'is Over'

US President Joe Biden said in an interview aired Sunday that the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States is over. With Covid restrictions largely eliminated in the country and travel having rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, the comments were reflective of the current status of much of US society. "The pandemic…

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Constable job aspirants demand relaxation of age limit in Karnataka

Over 1.5 lakh candidates, who missed the selection process in 2019 over physical fitness, waited for the following year’s selection process, which never happened owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. Many crossed the age limit, and became ineligible to apply

The Hindu

Disgusting Sunderland thug who spat in the faces of nurse and police officer jailed

Chad Procter, of Sunderland told a police officer he had covid before spitting at her then months later carried out a similar attack on a nurse who was trying to help him

Chronicle Live

SA drops mask mandate for public transport

South Australians will longer have to wear masks on public transport in the latest easing of the state's COVID-19 restrictions.

AAP

Biden says ‘pandemic is over’ and inflation will be controlled

President Joe Biden declared the COVID-19 pandemic “over” and said Americans would gain “control” of inflation, outlining a rosy view for the US economy in an interview less than two months before crucial midterm elections.

Tribune News Service

Bus for COVID-19 quarantine in China crashes, killing 27

A bus reportedly taking 47 people to COVID-19 quarantine in China has crashed, killing 27 and injuring 20 others

The Independent UK

Federal government commits to $1.4 billion COVID spend as aged care outbreaks continue

The federal government has revealed it will spend the extra funds to help healthcare providers and the aged care sector continue to deal with effects of the pandemic.

ABC News

Health workers ‘honoured’ to play a role in Queen’s funeral

Nurse May Parsons, who delivered the first ever Covid-19 jab, will be part of the procession.

The Independent UK

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Salon

How do we dismantle the tipping system?

"We’re the only industry where half of the workforce has to rely on a customer’s goodwill"

AAP

Govt pledges $1.4b more for COVID response

The Albanese government will spend more than $1 billion to continue support for aged care providers and other facilities battling COVID-19.

The Hindu

T.N. logs 492 fresh COVID-19 infections

No fresh case in three districts; 109 test positive in Chennai

The Hindu

Doctors got just 20% of insurance money under PMGKP

The insurance scheme for health workers who died fighting COVID-19

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The Hindu

NLSIU medal winners secure jobs at London law firms

Medal winners share their experiences at the institution, challenges and impact of COVID-19 on their college life

Inverse

Younger adults aren’t getting boosted — here’s why that could be a huge problem

Just because you aren't at high risk for Covid-19 doesn't mean you don't need a booster. An immunologist explains why boosters are key for healthy young adults.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m attracted to chaos. I like the excitement’: Tom Kerridge on the risks of running restaurants and teaching his chefs to fish

The Michelin-starred chef likens the world of professional cooking to the life of a pirate. So what happens on a two-day fishing trip to Cornwall with his head chefs?

The Conversation

Gutter to gut: How antimicrobial-resistant microbes journey from environment to humans

From sore throats to fevers and life-threatening infections, most people have periodically used antibiotics. Recent reports show that the global COVID-19 pandemic has increased the use of antibiotics.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: After long pandemic isolation, friend sets a schedule to meet up again, then stalls

His old pal feels hurt by the reversal of their original plan.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham's thriving independent shops wonder 'how many will survive' amid big drop in spending

People are spending less money

The Guardian - UK

Restaurants v the cost of living crisis: how will they cope?

First it was Brexit and Covid. Now it’s inflation and energy bills. Even napkins cost more – and diners are cutting back. How will hospitality adapt?

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