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The billion-dollar industry helping students at major Australian universities cheat online assessments

In the post-COVID era of online assessments, “homework help” sites have been accused of becoming industrialised cheating factories — and it's making them rich.

ABC News

Charles officially opens refurbished oxygen therapy centre in Wick

The Prince of Wales, known as the Duke of Rothesay when in Scotland, officially opened the refurbished Healing Hub at the Braehead in Wick on Friday.

The Independent UK

Greater Manchester's latest Covid rates as cases remain high despite fall

More than a third of adults surveyed are wearing face coverings when outside their home

Manchester Evening News

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Air quality vital in taming COVID: expert

Improving indoor air quality will be key to long-term efforts against COVID-19 and a national approach is needed, a leading epidemiologist has told a committee.

AAP

Glasgow Alzheimer's death rate one of the highest in the country

Cases of the disease are rising, and Alzheimer Scotland have warned that patients are particularly vulnerable to Covid-19, making it a public health priority.

Glasgow Live

Blinken to attend Asean talks next week

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel to Cambodia for a US-Asean ministers’ meeting next week, during which he will address the Covid-19 pandemic, climate change, Myanmar and the war in Ukraine, the State Department said on Friday.

Bangkok Post

Brexit realism? The NHS? Some of the key issues ignored by Sunak and Truss

Tory leadership candidates have clashed bitterly but many pressing matters have been overlooked

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Latest Covid figures suggest summer wave has peaked

The ONS has warned that rates still remain high despite a week-on-week fall

Evening Standard

Covid infections decrease in Scotland for first time in seven weeks

Latest figures show the number of people in Scotland with Covid-19 has dropped after a month and half of increases.

Daily Record

Blinken to travel to southeast Asia, Africa next week -State Dept.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel to Cambodia for a U.S.-ASEAN minister's meeting next week during which he will address the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, Myanmar and the war in Ukraine, the State Department said on Friday.

Reuters

Covid infections in UK fall for first time in two months

There are indications that the current wave may have peaked

Wales Online

Fake COVID treatments are circulating. How to spot them and get real medication

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — As COVID-19 cases soar around the country, fake treatments continue to linger on the open market, posing a safety risk to those seeking medical care.

Tribune News Service

Revenue crunch, staff shortage hit Mysuru KSRTC’s expansion plans

The urban and rural divisions of the State Transport Corporation were merged post-pandemic but revenue is yet to reach pre-COVID-19 level despite lifting of all curbs

The Hindu

Scotland's Covid cases fall for the first time in seven weeks

THE number of people in Scotland with Covid-19 decreased last week after seven weeks of increases, according to latest statistics.

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Edinburgh Live

Thirsty Scottish mum spends £3,000-a-year downing 20 cans of Irn-Bru every day

Carole Lamond, 57, started off by swigging several cans of Scottish favourite juice Irn-Bru a day and then her consumption escalated to full blown addiction during the Covid lockdown.

The Independent UK

Covid-19 lessens chance of recovering from stroke, study suggests

Scientists say coronavirus was predictor of poorer outcomes, even though many patients were younger, healthier and even had mild symptoms of virus

The Independent UK

Former aide to Boris Johnson says she felt like his ‘nanny’

The former senior aide recounted her time at the heart of Government during the first waves of Covid.

Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: Harsh truth for Boris Johnson fans - Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak will be stronger together

“Loyalty is a fine thing, Nadine Dorries, but Mr Johnson was not removed by a ‘coup’…”. So began MP Sir Roger Gale’s tweet yesterday in response to Dorries’ claim on the Today programme earlier that morning that Rishi Sunak had led a “ruthless coup” to remove Johnson. Gale continued: Johnson…

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Tokyo, Osaka try to ease pressure on outpatient clinics

As Japan reels from its largest-ever COVID-19 surge, Tokyo and Osaka prefectures are trying to ease pressure on clinics inundated with people seeking coronavirus testing and treatment.

The Independent UK

Covid reinfections: How likely are you to catch coronavirus again as cases rise?

Do vaccines and booster shots protect against new variants? Here’s what you need to know

The National (Scotland)

Ex-aide had to 'nanny' Boris Johnson – who 'howled like dog' from puppy gate

A FORMER aide to Boris Johnson had to be his “nanny” during the coronavirus lockdown.

The Guardian - UK

Rail workers are Covid heroes – I’m proud to be on the picket line with them

It would have been a dereliction of duty to refuse to join them in their struggle for a fair wage, says Labour MP Sam Tarry

The Independent UK

AstraZeneca raises sales guidance on demand for Covid treatment

The Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical giant said it expects the Evusheld Covid-19 injection to help drive sales of at least 20% for the year.

Wales Online

Home birth service suspended in Welsh health board due to staffing issues

The health board's chief executive said the change was "the last thing we wanted to do"

The Guardian - UK

‘Our stories are as important as any Marvel film’: the Bradford amateurs making movies for 90 years

Despite a lack of cash, vandalism, and a split in the ranks, Bradford Movie Makers have created hundreds of films over the decades. Now an acclaimed documentary celebrates their love of the big screen

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