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Newlyweds plan to blow honeymoon budgets on exotic trips after Covid disruption

A staggering 97 per cent of honeymoon plans were impacted by coronavirus, with nearly two-thirds of those polled forced to postpone

Wales Online

Covid booster rollout of dual-strain jab to start on 5 September

Moderna’s new dual-strain vaccine will be offered to millions of Britons ahead of winter

The Independent UK

Covid-related absences for TfL have already passed 2021’s total

Figures show 4,716 staff absences at Transport for London this year in comparison with 4,512 reported in 2021

Evening Standard

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The Increasingly Dangerous Variants of the "Most-Favored-Nation" Theory of Religious Liberty, Part IV: Easy Paths to Strict Scrutiny

Let's move on to other variants. One looks at whether a law has any exceptions at all, and, if religious reasons are not among those exceptions, automatically applies strict scrutiny. It was proposed by Justice Kavanaugh in his dissent in Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley v. Sisolak, and possibly embraced by…

Reason

Lorraine Kelly wins battle to extend £2m home after being branded 'selfish' by neighbours

Lorraine Kelly - who is currently on a summer break from her ITV show - is reportedly set to extend her Buckinghamshire cottage following a former dispute with neighbours over a tree

Daily Mirror

Medicine shortages turning critical: ADHD drugs ran out two weeks ago

Australia's always been vulnerable to pharmaceutical shortages – but that vulnerability has been severely tested by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The New Daily

French fire service official tells of death threats over Covid vaccine stance

Firefighters’ spokesperson Eric Brocardi has said those refusing jab should remain suspended from job

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A-level students celebrate results after ‘rollercoaster’ experience

This year’s candidates sat their first public exams after two years of teacher-assessed grades due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Independent UK

Online sales of antigen COVID tests get govt OK

The Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry on Wednesday gave the green light for sales of antigen test kits online as part of measures against novel coronavirus infections.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Nationwide cases hit record high

The daily number of new cases of novel coronavirus infection exceeded 255,000 nationwide on Thursday, marking a record high for the first time in eight days, according to a Yomiuri Shimbun tally.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

A-level joy for sixth formers in Wales after ‘difficult few years’

At the Ysgol Syr Hugh Owen school in Caernarfon, all 56 students achieve results they need – despite Covid disruption

The Guardian - UK

ITV GMB's Kate Garraway gives health update on husband Derek Draper after hospital stay

Kate's husband Derek Draper was rushed to A&E with sepsis last month.

Daily Record

Kate Garraway gives health update on husband Derek Draper after sepsis emergency

Mr Draper fell seriously ill with coronavirus in March 2020 and, despite now being free of the virus, he has suffered long-lasting damage to his organs and requires daily care

Evening Standard

MP Margaret Ferrier pleads guilty to breaching Covid rules

Prosecutors say former SNP politician made several journeys after being told to self-isolate in September 2020

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Look! We Have Come Through! by Lara Feigel review – in lockdown with DH Lawrence

Feigel gives a candid account of how reading Lawrence made her confront difficult questions about who she is and what she believes

The National (Scotland)

Margaret Ferrier pleads guilty to breaching Covid lockdown rules

INDEPENDENT MP Margaret Ferrier has pled guilty to breaching lockdown rules after travelling by train after being told to self-isolate.

The National (Scotland)

Covid deaths on the rise in Scotland, new figures reveal

CONFIRMED or suspected coronavirus deaths in Scotland rose in the week to Sunday, according to the latest figures.

The Hindu

Hyderabadis find solace in green memorials

In Hyderabad, project Haritham has helped set up two parks in memory of those who lost their lives to COVID-19. More will follow

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Daily Mirror

Five places where benefits are being stopped in Universal Credit shake-up - list of areas

A managed migration system to transfer everyone on older benefits over to Universal Credit restarted in May this year, following a brief pause due to the coronavirus pandemic

Daily Mirror

GMB's Kate Garraway says she 'wouldn't have swiped right' for husband Derek on dating app

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway and co-host Paul Brand discussed the dating app Tinder and others like up, to mark the 10-year anniversary of the app, which was first launched in 2012

The Independent UK

A-level results: Grades down on last two years but higher than pre-pandemic levels

Overall pass rate and proportion of top grades is lower than in 2021

Wales Online

Top A level grades fall in Wales as overall results dip slightly after first pupils sit exams post-pandemic

Overall results are lower than last year but higher than the last time papers were sat in 2019

Daily Mirror

UCAS A-level results day: Students' grades down on pandemic but higher than pre-Covid

Hundreds of thousands of students across England, Northern Ireland and Wales have discovered their A-level results this morning, with the number achieving highest grades slightly down on 2021

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s jobless rate is only 3.4% – so what’s holding wage growth back?

That the tight labour market isn’t leading to real earnings rises is proof of a ‘deep structural weakness’, says one economist

The Independent UK

Train strikes: Network Rail boss accuses unions of ‘absolute lack of clarity’

‘The economic crisis which Covid has precipitated demands that we modernise’ – Andrew Haines, CEO, Network Rail

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