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The Griner Effect: 10 Countries You Should Never Bring Marijuana Into When You Visit (And A Few Others That Are OK With Weed)

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Benzinga

Japan to let foreign tourists back in more than two years after it closed borders due to Covid

Easing of border rules to allow visa free travel will take place from October 11

Evening Standard

UK’s autumn Covid wave could be worse than the last as cases rise

There is a mixture of variants in circulation, and signs of vaccine fatigue in the population

The Guardian - UK

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How cruising came back from the C word

Cruise ships seemed to be the canary in the coalmine for COVID with many Australians first hearing about the virus thanks to highly publicised outbreaks

The New Daily

‘If we get most of our information from screens, integrity matters’: meet the most important man in British film

As he releases the BFI’s 10-year strategy, CEO Ben Roberts talks about embracing digital culture and how he will increase access to screenings and jobs

The Guardian - UK

Spain Covid travel rules to remain in force for British holidaymakers

Spain's Ministry of Health confirmed that the health control form is no longer required for holidaymakers, but other requirements have been extended

Chronicle Live

What today's multi billion pound government mini budget means for you

New Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has laid out the government's major economic plans as the cost of living crisis worsens - here's what it all means

Liverpool Echo

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State of emergency and Covid-19 centre to end

The government will on Oct 1 lift the state of emergency imposed to cope with the coronavirus pandemic and end the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration.

Bangkok Post

Magistrates handing out criminal convictions in private court hearings that last just 90 seconds

A Ministry of Justice efficiency drive is reducing the involvement of court legal advisors

Evening Standard

Vivianne Miedema: Tottenham derby days like this are why I stayed at Arsenal

An exclusive interview with Arsenal striker Vivianne Miedema ahead of the north London derby against Tottenham

Evening Standard

Bhutan welcomes first tourists in 2 years

KATHMANDU: Twenty-three foreign visitors landed in Bhutan on Friday, the first to arrive as the Himalayan kingdom reopened its borders after more than two years following the Covid-19 pandemic, with officials looking to tourism to help revive the local economy.

Bangkok Post

Bhutan welcomes back tourists after COVID-19 with honey, turmeric and SIM cards

Twenty-three foreign visitors landed in Bhutan on Friday, the first to arrive as the Himalayan kingdom reopened its borders after more than two years following the COVID-19 pandemic, with officials looking to tourism to help revive the local economy.

Reuters

Brickbat: Policing Their Ranks

Ottawa police officer Kristina Neilson is facing disciplinary proceedings for donating $50 to the Freedom Convoy of truckers who protested the nation's COVID-19 restrictions earlier this year. The department's internal investigators describe the protest as an "illegal occupation."

Reason

Brits take to water as participation in water activities doubles year on year

Participation in water-based adventure rose significantly due to the Covid effect and it’s not expected to stop

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Bangkok Post

End of state of emergency and Covid-19 centre

The government will on Oct 1 lift the state of emergency imposed to cope with the coronavirus pandemic and dissolve the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration.

The Independent UK

Covid may cause long-term brain injury, study finds

Strokes, seizures, memory problems and movement disorders among issues suffered by patients

The National (Scotland)

Wigtown Book Festival returns to celebrate literature in Scotland's Year of Stories

ONE of Scotland’s most beloved book festivals is set to get underway on Friday.

Daily Record

Brexit blamed for 'serious' shortage of bus drivers as services face cancellation

A briefing by bus industry chiefs laid out the challenges for the industry after Brexit and covid

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Wales Online

New Russian 'bat virus' could infect humans and resist Covid-19 vaccines, scientists warn

The virus, 'Khosta-2', is categorised as the same type of coronavirus as SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid-19

ABC News

AFL grand final parade sees Cats and Swans take to Yarra River, but not all fans get a view

The grand final parade makes its way through Melbourne, but some fans leave the event disappointed after claims not all the designated viewing locations offered a prime view.

Tribune News Service

WHO says pandemic isn’t done after Biden called it ‘over’ in US

The World Health Organization said the world isn’t at the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, just days after President Joe Biden declared it’s over in the United States.

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Matty J Chats About His 1st Film Role In Stan’s Christmas Ransom The Current State Of Bachie

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Tribune News Service

Pfizer, US revise contract for donated vaccines as world demand plummets

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s administration has slashed its target for COVID-19 vaccine donations abroad this year, amending a contract with Pfizer Inc. in the latest sign that world demand for the shots has collapsed.

Daily Mirror

James Haskell fears the worst over Wasps’ plight as club on the brink of administration

Wasps RFC face a winding-up order over unpaid tax, as English rugby continues to be rocked by financial problems with Worcester RFC also on the brink amid spiralling debts

The Independent UK

Children as young as 10 being drawn into football hooliganism amid rising violence, police chief warns

Teenagers have been used to smuggle drugs and weapons into stadiums, head of UK football policing says

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