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Wizz Air named worst airline for UK-departing flight delays

Flights found to run more than 14 minutes late on average as UK plans to reduce compensation

The Guardian - UK

Watch: John Farnham awake, Leaders discuss COVID isolation changes, PM marks 100 days in office

Watch: John Farnham is awake and in a stable condition in intensive care, family says. Woman found with serious injuries in Western Sydney after hit and

The New Daily

Aaron Rodgers admits lying about COVID vaccination status last season

Aaron Rodgers admitted this week on Joe Rogan's podcast that he intentionally lied about his COVID vaccination status last season.

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Policemen with beards ordered to shave them off before they start their shift

Traffic officers in Scotland have been warned to shave their beards before starting work after bosses reimposed a rule meant to ensure they can wear face masks for certain jobs

Daily Mirror

Holly and Phil thrilled to hug each other again after Covid but say guests aren't so keen

This Morning host Holly Willoughby says it is "lovely" to hug co-host Phillip again after Covid and things are getting back to normal but says guests are not so hands on

Daily Mirror

Aaron Rodgers Says He Misled Media With ‘Immunized’ Remarks in 2021

The Packers superstar’s comment on the COVID-19 vaccine endured as one of last season’s most controversial storylines.

Sports Illustrated

Notting Hill carnival reclaims streets with effusion of colour and joy

Europe’s biggest street party saw exuberant celebrations of Caribbean culture and community after two years of abstinence

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Cubs to put Justin Steele, Adrian Sampson on restricted list for Toronto series

Teams visiting Toronto this year have placed not fully vaccinated players on the restricted list due to Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine requirements for entry.

Chicago Sun-Times

Businesses back lowering COVID isolation

The possibility of COVID-19 isolation requirements being lowered from seven to five days has been welcomed by peak business groups.

AAP

Facing the uncomfortable possibility that healthcare is discriminatory

When Covid struck and BAME patients died disproportionately, students of health inequalities were not surprised

The Guardian - UK

Why are Indian women increasingly taking their own lives?

India has seen a rise in the number of women taking their own lives, pushed by various phenomena such as early marriage, domestic abuse, pressure to give birth to a son and a lack of financial autonomy.

Radio France Internationale

New variant-busting Covid-19 vaccine to be rolled out to 26 million over-50s by December

NHS England has confirmed that there are no plans to give a fourth jab to people under the age of 50.

Chronicle Live

The White Rock by Anna Hope review – back to the very beginning

A sacred Mexican rock unites four people over 200 years in Hope’s thoughtful, ambitious fourth novel

The Guardian - UK

Young Scottish man says Covid saved his life as hospital stay led to cancer diagnosis

Alastair Gibson had a persistent cough but was unable to get a face-to-face appointment with his doctor until being sent to the hospital for suspected Long Covid, which turned out to be a rare form of cancer.

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The Guardian - UK

From crime to the courts: the biggest issues the UK’s new PM will face

Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak will have to deal with 20-year high in recorded crime and barristers’ indefinite strike this autumn

Daily Mirror

Millions head to Notting Hill Carnival after two-year absence in dazzling costumes

Notting Hill Carnival, which was cancelled for two years because of the Covid pandemic, kicked off with a steel band competition last night, but the real party starts today

Irish Mirror

Country star Lisa McHugh opens up about playing Electric Picnic, motherhood and her ex Nathan Carter

Reflecting on a whirlwind year, Lisa counts the birth of Milo as undoubtedly her highlight.

Irish Mirror

Exorcist Irish priest to host event amid 'sharp rise in the number of people being targeted by 'evil spirits'

He said he believed Covid was a “dress rehearsal” for the “great tribulation”.

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The Guardian - US

Record number of Indigenous candidates take part in Brazil elections

As attacks on Indigenous people escalated under Bolsonaro, 181 candidates who identify as Indigenous are registered to take part in the election

The Guardian - US

Is the work-from-home debate already over?

Both remote work and a return to the office have their benefits – which is why a compromise is inevitable

Wales Online

Cardiff school achieves top A level results for UK independent schools

Data from private schools show how they compare, with Cardiff Sixth Form College the best in the UK and Wales

Asharq Al-Awsat

IMF: Saudi Arabia Reaping Benefits of Transparent Economic, Financial Policies

Saudi Arabia is reaping the fruits of success after implementing transparent economic and financial policies, good management of the coronavirus crisis and carrying out economic reforms that have led to increased job opportunities and continued improvement in living standards, revealed IMF Mission Chief for Saudi Arabia Amine Mati. The Kingdom’s…

Tribune News Service

Q&A: The new COVID vaccine booster is coming. Should you get it?

The COVID-19 vaccine is getting an upgrade.

The Independent UK

Shadow minister warns optimistic Johnson is out of touch with public

The outgoing Prime Minister has predicted a ‘remarkable’ bounceback and a ‘golden’ future for the country despite the cost-of-living crisis.

The Guardian - UK

Tea with Ozzy Osbourne: ‘I’ve sung that song for 55 years. I’m not going to forget the words’

When he stole the show at the Commonwealth Games, fans were delighted to see the Prince of Darkness back. Here, Ozzy Osbourne pours out his soul about overcoming illness, coming home – and why he owes it all to Sharon

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