Some schools hit hard by virus make few changes for new year COVID-19 infections are again on the rise and filling families with dread as a new school year approaches The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2022
China approves Genuine Biotech's HIV drug for COVID patients China on Monday gave conditional approval to domestic firm Genuine Biotech's Azvudine pill to treat certain adult patients with COVID-19, adding another oral treatment option against the coronavirus. Reuters · Jul 25, 2022
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 Independent UK · Jul 25, 2022
Higher UK prices at Vodafone and return of roaming charges offset German revenue fall New rules bite in Germany but the company says it already has plans to streamline sign-ups there Evening Standard · Jul 25, 2022
Ryanair swings to profit but outlook uncertain in 'fragile' market The group also said it is being hampered by 'unprecedented' air traffic control and airport handling disruption, but hopes to run “almost 100%” of its scheduled flights and minimise delays Irish Mirror · Jul 25, 2022
‘They had one job’: Ryanair bashes airports over travel chaos Ryanair waded into the travel chaos fight on Monday, blaming airports for not hiring enough staff as it emerged as the clear post-pandemic winner in the airline trade. Evening Standard · Jul 25, 2022
How a near-death experience could change the way you live When Randy Schiefer was hospitalized with COVID-19, he wasn't sure he would survive. Now, he looks back at that experience as the most important thing that has ever happened to him. WEKU · Jul 25, 2022
Omicron has shattered what we know about COVID reinfections. Here’s why you may be vulnerable FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Initially, enduring COVID had one redeeming quality: It gave you some short-term immunity from getting infected again. Tribune News Service · Jul 25, 2022
CDC shuts down its COVID-19 program for cruise ships The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has officially ended its COVID-19 program for cruise ships. Tribune News Service · Jul 25, 2022
Mum felt 'like monster' and hid her face from daughter when she was struck with cystic acne post Covid “I was prescribed antibiotics, which normally take a couple of weeks to take effect. After a fortnight though, there were no improvements. I felt helpless” Wales Online · Jul 25, 2022
Australia Defence Force COVID help in aged care needed beyond September, sector says Australia's peak body for aged care providers says help will be needed well beyond a newly-extended deadline for defence force reinforcements. ABC News · Jul 25, 2022
New graduate 'with kindest heart' dies of Covid just days after 21st birthday Graphic designer Cameron Day caught Covid in June 2021 and spent weeks in intensive care before his death, leading to the creation of a charitable trust set up in his name Daily Mirror · Jul 25, 2022
'Scottish independence the dream scenario', English comic says after move north SCOTTISH independence is the “dream scenario” for UK politics, an English comedian has said after moving north of the Border. The National (Scotland) · Jul 25, 2022
Ryanair returns to spring profit but warns of autumn Covid risks Airline’s chief says possibility of new coronavirus variant means it cannot forecast profit for rest of year The Guardian - UK · Jul 25, 2022
Daily Record · Jul 25, 2022 Dumfries Show set for triumphant return after three-year coronavirus hiatus Livestock exhibitors from near and far will be making the trip to Park Farm in August
The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2022 The destinations that have scrapped all travel restrictions – regardless of vaccination status More than 30 destinations worldwide have ended all Covid-related travel rules
Wales Online · Jul 25, 2022 Ryanair profits take-off as passenger numbers rebound ahead of pre-Covid levels Low-cost airline claimed it was hampered by “unprecedented” air traffic control and airport handling disruption but hoped to run all services
The Guardian - UK · Jul 25, 2022 Germany ‘on brink of recession’; Gazprom to cut gas deliveries to Europe – as it happened Fears of gas shortages drive German business confidence to two-year low, as Gazprom prepares to cut gas supplies to Europe via Nord Stream 1
Daily Mirror · Jul 25, 2022 Family days out 'can cost 20% more than a year ago' as 'children face missing out' Figures released by shadow culture secretary Lucy Powell found that family tickets to some UK attractions have risen by a whopping £40 since last summer
Dynamite News · Jul 25, 2022 COVID-19: India records 16,866 coronavirus cases; daily positivity rate 7.03% According to the bulletin issued by the Health Ministry, the total caseload rose to 4,39,05,621 while the death toll increased to 5,26,074 as 41 people succumbed to the disease. Read more on Dynamite News:
The Conversation · Jul 25, 2022 Why we corrected our estimates for the reproduction number of two COVID subvariants We published an article earlier this month that contained incorrect estimates for the basic reproduction number (R0) for COVID subvariants BA.4/BA.5 and BA.2. We have now corrected the error, but I wanted to take a minute to explain what went wrong and how we are addressing it.
Irish Mirror · Jul 25, 2022 Boost for Aer Lingus passengers as just one flight cancelled today amid staff shortages Things are likely to settle down over the coming days and weeks as many experts point to the end of this Covid wave
ABC News · Jul 25, 2022 Is working from home bad for you? Workers at home report longer hours, ineffectiveness and weight gain As COVID numbers continue to rise, you may find yourself back working at the kitchen table or home office.
Nottingham Post · Jul 25, 2022 Nottinghamshire man with 'kindest heart' died from Covid days after 21st birthday A charitable trust has been set up in his name
The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2022 New top Covid symptom in patients revealed by latest data as infections surge across UK Total of 3.8m people estimated to have had the virus, latest figures show, up from 3.3m a week earlier