Aust at halfway mark for fourth COVID shot About 52 per cent of Australians aged 65 and over have received their fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose. AAP · Jun 9, 2022
‘Chaos’: Australian doctors call for renewed focus on Covid-19 as winter sets in Labor urged to revive national pandemic strategy while medical bodies warn of ‘looming disaster’ from flu, Covid and staff burnouts The Guardian - AU · Jun 9, 2022
Getting over the hassle of going out: ‘Select one or two things to start with’ From cold weather to Covid-19 to cost, there are many reasons to stay in at the moment, but letting your social life wither can have real consequences The Guardian - AU · Jun 9, 2022
Crystal Palace publish 2020/21 financial records as chairman Steve Parish admits 'frustration' The Eagles were hit with losses during the 2020/21 season after playing the majority of games behind closed doors due to the Covid-19 pandemic Football London · Jun 9, 2022
Parklife 2022 sneak peek as finishing touches added to festival site The hotly anticipated music festival returns to Heaton Park this weekend Manchester Evening News · Jun 9, 2022
Woman furious as she is 'forced to go' to Rolling Stones gig at Anfield Kate Timmis and husband Paul have tried to get a refund on their tickets Liverpool Echo · Jun 9, 2022
Mum left in apartment block lobby with her dog and baby - the lift in the 22-storey tower has been broken for 'months' The only other lift in the building is in a 'constant state of disrepair' according to one resident Manchester Evening News · Jun 9, 2022
Turkey scraps Covid travel restrictions ahead of summer holidays The country's beach resorts are popular with British holidaymakers looking to soak up the sun Wales Online · Jun 9, 2022
Made In Dublin: How Covid Care Concerts offered a beacon of hope through the pandemic A gala concert takes place at the National Concert Hall on June 15th Dublin Live · Jun 9, 2022
As California coronavirus cases rise, Bay Area divided about imposing new mask rules SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco and the greater Bay Area were pioneers in imposing the nation's first regional stay-at-home order in early 2020 when the coronavirus first hit. And the region takes pride in the relatively low cumulative death rate throughout the pandemic. Los Angeles Times · Jun 9, 2022
Scotland's COVID-19 inquiry will probe impact of lockdown restrictions on public SCOTLAND'S Covid-19 inquiry will look into the impact of lockdown restrictions on the public, Deputy First Minister John Swinney has said. The National (Scotland) · Jun 9, 2022
WHO: COVID origins unclear but lab leak theory needs study Experts drafted by the World Health Organization to help investigate the origins of the coronavirus pandemic say further research is needed to determine how COVID-19 first began The Independent UK · Jun 9, 2022
France 24 · Jun 9, 2022 The price of war: OECD warns of slowing growth, high inflation Russia's invasion of Ukraine is derailing the global economy's recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is the latest to slash its global GDP growth forecast for 2022, from 4.5 percent projected in December to just 3 percent in its latest outlook. Driving that…
Daily Mirror · Jun 9, 2022 'Respiratory breakthrough will help Covid-19 patients worldwide' Dr Miriam Stoppard looks at new ways to help ventilate Covid patients and how clinicians are conducting trials to better understand how non-invasive respiratory support can best be used to treat them
Inverse · Jun 9, 2022 E3 2023? Why it's too late to save gaming’s biggest event E3 returns in 2023 after Covid-19 cancellations, the ESA says. Here's why the troubled show is no longer needed, and why we may be better off without it.
The Hindu · Jun 9, 2022 Health Ministry asks States to increase COVID-19 vigilance India recorded 7,240 new COVID-19 cases
Evening Standard · Jun 9, 2022 Don’t read this while hungry Watching your car’s odometer tick over from 99,999 miles to 100,000 is low-key exhilarating. Seeing the cost of filling a tank of petrol hit £100 is considerably less so.
Los Angeles Times · Jun 9, 2022 School’s out. Will that help California get ahead of COVID-19? LOS ANGELES — Coronavirus cases across Los Angeles County are rising just as students are counting down the days left in school.
The Conversation · Jun 9, 2022 Adapting to life with COVID-19: Lessons our own immune system can teach us about public health information The last of Ontario’s COVID-19 mask mandates — which have still been in effect in settings like hospitals and public transit — are scheduled to expire on June 11. While border protocols, such as random testing, have been extended at least until the end of June, long lineups at Toronto’s…
Tribune News Service · Jun 9, 2022 1 region led a 13-state pandemic baby boomlet New England has seen an unusual uptick in births during the coronavirus pandemic as more highly educated residents, especially those in their 30s, seized working from home as an opportunity to start a family.
The Times of India · Jun 9, 2022 India vs South Africa: Aiden Markram tests positive for COVID-19, out of opening T20I NEW DELHI: South Africa batter Aiden Markram was on Thursday ruled out of the opening T20I against India after he tested positive for COVID-19.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2022 Hitting reset: Boris Johnson’s attempts to reboot No 10 image Headline-grabbing decisions are often made by prime minister when he finds himself in a tight spot
The Conversation · Jun 9, 2022 Hybrid working post-COVID: how young professionals can optimise their time in the office (and why they should) During the pandemic, around 100 million people in Europe switched to working from home – nearly half of them for the first time. This shift was rapid, with employees quickly noticing the benefits of remote work. These can include freedom from commuting, more time for personal wellbeing and increased productivity.