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Flightmare! What’s really going on at Britain’s airports — and is your holiday doomed?

The only thing to match the carnage in politics right now? A trip to an airport. With Heathrow asking airlines to stop selling summer tickets, can anyone save our holidays? Katie Strick reports

Evening Standard

Ministry signs contract to buy long-acting antibody drug

The Ministry of Public Health on Wednesday signed a procurement agreement with AstraZeneca for 257,500 doses of the long-acting antibody drug Evusheld, which boosts Covid-19 immunity in patients with low immunity levels.

Bangkok Post

Tas premier urges masks amid virus spike

Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff has urged people to wear masks indoors amid a rise in COVID-19 infections.

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Leeds mates 'addicted' to saving kids from a life of crime in gang hotspot

Curtis and Reece say it's impossible to get kids to leave a gang, instead they've got to join a new one

Leeds Live

Authorities keeping close eye on hospital admissions as new subvariants take hold in SA

South Australian authorities will not rule out reintroducing restrictions ahead of an expected rise in COVID cases in the coming weeks, as the new subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 take hold. The state has recorded 4,072 new cases today.

ABC News

West Bengal: 'Need to take steps to protect kids'

KOLKATA: Senior physician Sukumar Mukherjee, a member of the state government's Global Advisory Board on Covid-19, said a worrying thing, especially in the wake of increasing Covid cases, was that section people were not turning up for the second dose and booster.

The Times of India

Covid-19: Sporadic infections increase active caseload in Dakshina Kannada

MANGALURU: Sporadic cases of Covid-19 in Dakshina Kannada, are gradually increasing the active caseload in the district. The number of active cases in the district, has increased tenfold in two months. The district’s active caseload was just six on May 4, and it increased to 63 on Monday. Similarly, the…

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West Bengal: From 33,000 plus daily vaccine doses in June first week, numbers rise to 76,000 in last 7 days

KOLKATA: The door-to-door campaign accompanied by the rising Covid-19 cases has given an impetus to the vaccination drive across the state. From an average of 33,000-plus doses a day in the first week of June the average number of doses administered daily in the last one week has gone up…

The Times of India

Qld urged to prepare for third virus wave

Queensland authorities are urging people to prepare for a third COVID-19 wave saying "it's very likely that either you or someone you know" will be infected.

AAP

New Zealand Defence Force, medical team deployed to Niue after COVID-19 outbreak

New Zealand Defence Force said on Wednesday it had flown a team of civilian doctors, nurses and defence force personnel along with personal protective gear to tiny pacific island Niue to help with the country's COVID-19 outbreak.

Reuters

New COVID-19 case numbers, hospitalisations remain high

The ACT recorded 1477 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm Tuesday.

The Canberra Times

Maharashtra: Members of Covid-19 paediatric task force step down en masse

MUMBAI: The 10 members of the paediatric task force for Covid-19 formed by the previous, Uddhav Thackeray-led government submitted their resignation on Sunday.

The Times of India

Vic Police Drops Charges Against Indigenous BLM Protesters, Instead Forced To Pay Legal Fees

“We would like to emphasise that the fight is not over. One death in custody, one death by the state is one too many,” activist Meriki Onus said outside the courtroom.

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COVID and bust: China's private health system hurt by tough coronavirus controls

On March 24, a court in the central Chinese city of Fuyang announced that a $1.5 billion hospital built just four years earlier had filed for bankruptcy because it was unable to pay its debts.

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Newcastle Herald

Food Bites: COVID lockdowns boost interest in Christmas in July in Newcastle

Adamstown Pudding Kitchen is receiving more festive orders than ever before. Plus, a Food Fight wrap up and snack-sized foodie news from around the region.

The Times of India

South Kolkata school tweaks its weekly routine, others take Covid guard

KOLKATA: The Covid spike is taking a toll on school staff, prompting South Point school to go for staggered classes till July 15. Shri Shikshayatan School has asked teachers who are unwell to take online classes from home. South City International School has told anxious parents that offline tests will…

The Times of India

104% rise in Covid cases in Maharashtra as 3,098 test positive

MUMBAI: Covid cases in Maharashtra jumped by 104% on Tuesday, with 3,098 testing positive. Deaths, too, doubled in a 24-hour period with six fatalities compared to Monday's three.

The Times of India

66% rise in Covid cases in Ahmedabad

AHMEDABAD: After a four-day low daily tally, new Covid cases spiked in the city and the state on Tuesday. Against 150 cases on Monday, the city recorded 249; whereas against 419, the tally for Gujarat was 572.

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The Times of India

First 5 July days account for 80% of entire June West Bengal Covid count

KOLKATA: The cumulative number of infections recorded in Bengal in the first five days of July alone has crossed 80% of the total recorded throughout the entire month of June, even as the number of fresh Covid cases recorded on Tuesday - 1,973 - was short of the 2,000 mark…

Daily Record

Schools and bin collections could be affected if Ayrshire council workers agree strike action

Trade unions' ballot will close on July 26 with any action expected at the start of the new school term.

The Times of India

Lucknow: Virus bugs 57, active cases at 652

LUCKNOW: As many as 57 people, including 30 women, tested Covid-19 positive in the city on Tuesday, taking the active caseload to 652. Meanwhile, 192 patients also recovered from the infection in the same period. District surveillance officer(DSO) Dr Milind Vardhan said these patients have mild to moderate Covid-19 symptoms…

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More major warnings issued as focus turns to mid-north coast – as it happened

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Daily Record

Four in 10 travel insurance policies do not cover strikes by airport or airline staff, research finds

Some travellers could find themselves unprotected amid ongoing airline strikes.

Daily Mirror

'Death, taxes and Boris Johnson letting you down - the three certainties of life'

Boris Johnson’s conduct has finally caught up with him and the question the Tories will be asking is whether it's too late to reverse the damage he's done, says the Mirror's Jason Beattie

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Interest rate hikes difficult but necessary to curb inflation in Western Australia, says economist

West Australians already battling with the price of food and bills may fall through the cracks, as the Reserve Bank of Australia attempts to curb rising inflation.

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