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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.

Newcastle Herald

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.

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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.

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…

The Times of India

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.

Daily Record

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…

The Times of India

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

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The Guardian - AU

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 Record

'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

Daily Mirror

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.

ABC News

New report highlights the changing severity of Covid-19 and its impact on Scottish hospitals

The data shows a significant decrease in both hospitalisation and ICU admission.

Daily Record

'Over 500 bags a day being lost at Dublin Airport with problems mounting'

'Staff numbers, which were reduced during Covid, haven’t been scaled up fast enough to meet the rise in travel'

Irish Mirror

Cancer vaccine similar to Covid jab produces ‘really hopeful’ results

Vaccine is tailor-made for each patient with DNA found in their tumours

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The Independent UK

Omicron BA.5 is now dominant Covid variant in US

‘Even when testing was at a different point, it has always been an underestimate’

The Guardian - UK

Who are the favourites to succeed Boris Johnson?

There is no shortage of potential candidates to take over as PM and Tory leader should Boris Johnson depart

Nottingham Post

Guidelines on what to do when you have Covid-19 - NHS updates advice

Positive tests are increasing

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Covid’s resurgence: act now or pay later

Editorial: Infections and hospitalisations in the UK are soaring. Action is needed to protect the vulnerable and the NHS

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Newcastle Herald

RSPCA and others must hound leaders for sturdier dog owner laws

I couldn't believe the amount of dogs being disposed of by some irresponsible people who bought a dog through COVID only to discard them when the novelty wears off.

Manchester Evening News

Mika leaves Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield open-mouthed over backstage Eurovision drama

The singer appeared on ITV's This Morning to chat about his new music when he was asked about co-host the 2022 contest

AAP

COVID boosters a matter of urgency: PM

State and territory health experts are considering whether to expand the availability of fourth vaccine doses as concerns rise over COVID-19 sub-variants.

Los Angeles Times

Why BA.4, BA.5 pose big coronavirus risk to California

LOS ANGELES — Are people in your life being infected with the coronavirus, even after being caught up in an earlier wave?

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tesla Plays ‘Whack-A-Mole’ with Snags as Deliveries Fall for First Time in Two Years

Tesla Inc faces a series of hurdles ranging from production snags to rising inflation that may hit profits, Wall Street analysts said on Tuesday, as the electric-car maker reported a fall in deliveries for the first time in two years. Stung by China's COVID-19 lockdowns and soaring costs, Tesla said…

The Times of India

Pakistan issues fresh COVID guidelines for Eid ul Azha as cases rise

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Covid-19 response body on Tuesday issued fresh guidelines with masking up and social distancing among the measures for Eid ul Azha as the number of coronavirus cases rose across the country.

Newsroom.co.nz

Jaques puts Black Sticks above the law

As a new era of Black Sticks emerge at the World Cup, beating world No.4 England, talented midfielder Alia Jaques tells Suzanne McFadden why international hockey got the nod over the law.

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