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The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Dashboard of decline: seven charts that explain Britain’s economic crisis

The UK looks set for a recession and a longer battle with inflation than many of its neighbours. This is why

The Guardian - UK

Cost of living crisis: Northern Ireland hospitality businesses that have closed due to rising prices

Colin Neill from Hospitality Ulster described the current situation as "worse than Covid" for the industry

Belfast Live

Pulitzer-winning Kashmiri photojournalist stopped from flying to Paris

Ms. Mattoo was among the 2022 Pulitzer Prize winners in the Feature Photography category for the coverage of the COVID-19 crisis in India as part of a Reuters team

The Hindu

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Expert warns Aer Lingus chaos 'could last months' as thousands of passengers affected by cancelled flights

There is an ongoing spike of Covid-19 cases affecting the airline's staff

Dublin Live

Pride in London: Huge turnout for first event since Covid as thousands celebrate

More than a million people are expected to descend on the city for the parade and associated celebrations which organisers described as the 'biggest and most inclusive event in history'

Daily Mirror

For now, wary US treads water with transformed COVID-19

The fast-changing coronavirus has kicked off summer in the U.S. with lots of infections but relatively few deaths compared to its prior incarnations

The Independent UK

Niti Aayog releases compendium of Ayush practices to manage COVID-19

NITI Aayog vice-chairman Suman Bery said it is critical to communicate the learnings from the testing times during the COVID-19 outbreak about how Ayush practices implemented at national- and State-level benefitted people.

The Hindu

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In Udaipur, communal cracks caused by Hindu tailor’s killing shadow Rath Yatra

The Rath Yatra rolled out of the Jagannath temple in Udaipur on July 1, passing through the city’s cramped old lanes filled with nearly on lakh devotees and stalls offering sharbat, tea, lassi, and pakoda. The festival couldn’t be held the last two years because of Covid, so this year…

Newslaundry

Lewis Capaldi calls out 'cheap' fans watching his gig performance from nearby house

The Someone You Loved singer, who is set to headline Sunday night of TRNSMT in Glasgow Green, was performing at Lytham Festival when he jokingly slammed the 'cheap fans'.

Daily Record

Dublin Health workers felt 'suicidal' due to stress of Covid-19 pandemic

Researchers have found that Dublin hospital staff reported “high levels of post-traumatic stress, low mood, depression, suicidal thinking, moral injury and psychological distress”

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport taxi queue: Man misses niece's birthday due to long wait

The airport has been dogged with controversies since air travel fully resumed after the Covid-19 lockdowns

Dublin Live

COVID cases rise as experts worry about complications and death milestone

The ACT recorded 1329 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm Friday.

The Canberra Times

Dad and son's holiday hell leaves them £3k out of pocket after family trip ruined by flight dramas

When the pair eventually arrived in Dublin, Craig contacted his booking agent Trip.com and was advised to book a hotel and new flights on the app which would be reimbursed.

Daily Record

2,508 new Covid cases, 17 more deaths

The country registered 17 more Covid-19 fatalities and 2,508 new cases during the previous 24 hours, the Public Health Ministry announced on Saturday morning.

Bangkok Post

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The Times of India

Kolkata: Schools reach out to parents, ask them not to send kids with Covid symptoms

KOLKATA: Schools have started reaching out to parents asking them not to send their wards to school in case they have fever, even on days they are supposed to take tests, which will be re-scheduled for the indisposed.

The Times of India

West Bengal: Fresh Covid cases rise to 1,739, positivity 14.7%

KOLKATA: The spike in Covid-19 cases that began from second week of June continues unabated. The positivity rate surged to 14.7% on Friday from 12.9% the previous day while the fresh case count went up to 1,739 from 1,524. Health officials said the next two to three weeks will be…

Wales Online

Teachers in Wales threaten to ballot for industrial action if they don't get 12% pay rise

Teaching union Nasuwt will ballot members for strike action if the Welsh Government does not meet the demand after years of "pay erosion"

The Times of India

Delhi: New milestone in Covid vaccination drive, but booster needs a shot in arm

NEW DELHI: The vaccination drive against Covid-19 has reached yet another milestone with Delhi becoming the only Indian city to administer more than 3.5 crore cumulative doses. It is also 19th among all states and Union Territories to have crossed this figure.

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Average daily COVID cases around Kansas City are highest since end of omicron wave

The average number of COVID-19 cases per day reported over a 7-day period in Kansas City has surpassed 400 For the first time since February. This reported number is likely far lower than the actual case count, as home testing has made new infections harder for states to track.

WEKU

Can I get COVID outdoors?

We've heard for months that chances of catching SARS-CoV-2 outdoors are far less than indoors. Is that still true with highly contagious omicron strains? And if it is, what can you do to stay safe?

Glasgow Live

Scottish covid levels rise for fifth week as estimated one in 18 have virus

The latest ONS figures showed that in the week ending June 24, an estimated 288,200 people in Scotland had Covid-19. This amounts to 5.47 per cent of the population having the virus.

The Guardian - AU

To the sea or the trees? More Australians are choosing country life

For the first time, the population of capital cities has declined, with Covid the final straw for many to move to the regions

The Guardian - AU

Though all Australia felt the terror of Covid – this great trauma of 10,000 dead has not been shared

The press conferences stopped. The roll call of the dead stopped. But the death didn’t stop. If anything, it accelerated

The Canberra Times

Chief Minister urges federal government to address bed block

Territory and federal governments are likely to continue collaborating to combat surging COVID-19 cases.

ABC News

Feeling unwell and not sure if it's COVID-19 or the flu? Here's how and where you can get a multi-virus test

Multi-virus testing is a thing but its availability varies across the county. If you're feeling unwell and want to know exactly what you have, how you go about getting the answer really depends on where you live.

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