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The Eurovision 2023 shortlist will be announced on Friday - here's why Manchester should get it

Simply put, we deserve it

Manchester Evening News

'Possibly forever': New Covid-19 czar settles in for the long fight

In his first interview since taking the reins of the Covid-19 response, Dr Andrew Old speaks about social licence, living with the virus and his hopes for the new Public Health Agency.

Newsroom.co.nz

Stephen Mulhern 'overwhelmed' by fans' reaction to him covering for Phillip Schofield

Stephen Mulhern, 45, said that if he was asked to present Dancing On Ice he would jump at the chance. The TV favourite joined Holly Willoughby in February this year after Phillip Schofield caught Covid

Daily Mirror

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Citing lower risk, CDC changes COVID-19 exposure guidelines - Roll Call

Even as hospitalizations tick upward, CDC releases eased measures aimed at reducing pandemic-era barriers to everyday activity.

Roll Call

Youth employment deteriorated in India: ILO report

‘COVID-19 has hurt young people more than any other age group’

The Hindu

612 new COVID-19 cases recorded

Hyderabad

The Hindu

UK's top 10 nudist beaches where you can find hotel stays under £100 a night

Beaches in Barrow-on-Furness, Clacton, Folkestone and Scarborough have been highlighted amid a sharp rise in interest in naturism following the coronavirus lockdowns

Daily Mirror

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Scots couple's wedding saved as venues offer to help after shock hotel closure

Jennifer Currie and Rachel Jenkins had been due to tie the knot at Broomhall Castle, Menstrie, until it went into liquidation last week. Now, their big day has been saved after a number of Stirling venues stepped in to offer support.

Daily Record

Gordon Brown economics versus Liz Truss tax cuts: a new twist in the battle to resolve the UK’s cost of living crisis

The ongoing Conservative Party leadership hustings haven’t seen much agreement between candidates, but they have resulted in the creation of a new political narrative: “Gordon Brown economics”. Foreign secretary Liz Truss explained away her rejection of cost of living “handouts” for households with the phrase. But even as she indicated…

The Conversation

HSE flags more than 3,000 social media posts for misinformation about Covid-19 pandemic and vaccination

Most of the reported posts related to Covid-19 vaccination, with one particularly virulent conspiracy linking it to the development of HIV/AIDS

Irish Mirror

East Renfrewshire GP surgeries facing 'very challenging time' over 'summer pressures'

Dr Claire Fisher told a meeting of East Renfrewshire's integration joint board that the pressures include a shortage of locum GPs, staff on annual leave and covid.

Glasgow Live

Hospital admissions continue to fall as Covid-19 wave recedes

Admission rates remain highest among the most elderly.

The Independent UK

Mum thought her symptoms were long Covid before getting devastating cancer diagnosis

After catching Covid this year Vickie Cooney, 42, thought the symptoms she was experiencing were side effects, however a scan shockingly revealed she has lung cancer - which is spreading

Daily Mirror

Lanarkshire MSP praises local pupils' impressive exam results

Monica Lennon has applauded the efforts of youngsters celebrating their grades this week.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

‘Please uninstall’: Australia’s multi-million dollar Covid app branded ‘failure’ and decommissioned

$22m platform dubbed a ‘colossal waste of taxpayers’ money’

Daily Record

Professor from Paisley proud of his role in tackling covid

The Buddie was asked by the UK Government to help create 50k PCR tests per day

The National (Scotland)

'Missing in action' Tories must stop energy price cap rise, Nicola Sturgeon says

THE energy price cap rise should not go ahead, Nicola Sturgeon has said as she accused the UK Government of being “missing in action” ...

Daily Mirror

Lame duck Boris Johnson pops in to energy crisis talks - but there’s STILL no plan

The Prime Minister made a surprise appearance at talks in Downing Street, where he lives and works, as bills rise to £4,200 - but announced no new measures to help struggling Brits

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The Hindu

I am ready to clash with Nikhat Zareen for a spot in 50kg boxing at Paris Olympics, says Nitu Ghanghas

On her Birmingham showing, Nitu said, “Winning the gold medal on my Commonwealth Games debut was special.”

The Independent UK

Mask mandates return in New Delhi as COVID-19 cases rise

The Indian capital has reintroduced public mask mandates as COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the country

Manchester Evening News

The Northern contenders to host Eurovision Song Contest 2023

'Underdog' Darlington the latest hopeful to throw its hat in the ring

Evening Standard

Two Londoners charged with creating fake Covid vaccine records

Police have charged two people over the alleged creation and sale of fake Covid vaccine records.

Inverse

What scientists know — and don’t know — about the Langya virus

Infectious disease researchers have identified yet another virus, but don’t panic — here’s what you need to know about the Langya virus.

The Conversation

Monkeypox: demand for vaccines is outstripping supply – this is what's causing the shortages

Over 30,000 cases of monkeypox have been reported in more than 80 countries worldwide in 2022. Most are in countries that have never previously reported monkeypox. While monkeypox is not as transmissible as many respiratory infections (such as COVID-19), it’s still important to curb the spread.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council leader urges Boris Johnson to 'act now' on cost of living crisis

Susan Aitken has said 'similar interventions' to those provided during covid are required, and said one measure should be a 'much more generous public sector pay policy'.

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