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Memories of street corner bus mums sent their kids to after shops shut

The converted bus known as "Stan's van" seemed to sell everything and was open long after the regular shops had closed

Liverpool Echo

They call it ‘tranq’ — and it’s making street drugs even more dangerous

Approaching a van that distributes supplies for safer drug use in Greenfield, Massachusetts, a man named Kyle noticed an alert about xylazine.

Tribune News Service

An animal tranquilizer is making street drugs even more dangerous

The sedative xylazine is starting to permeate illegal opioids and cocaine. It does not respond to naloxone, an overdose reversal medication, and may be to blame for grisly injuries and infections.

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LA skid row's 'everything store' offers food, drink and lots of kindness

LOS ANGELES — On a block of L.A.'s skid row where the tents cluster corner to corner, there's a store that most people know as the place with a little of everything.

Los Angeles Times

Boris Johnson resigns: the rise and fall of a maverick sunk by sleaze and scandal

He was elected in a landslide, got Brexit done and led the vaccine rollout, but accusations of impropriety – and his myriad weaknesses – proved his undoing. By Joe Murphy

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson hit by a rash of resignations - but how does his government compare with previous administrations?

PM has seen multiple resignations in the past 24 hours, and while he'd overtaken Thatcher by lunchtime, he's still not had as many as Theresa May

Wales Online

Ratchanok ends drought

Ratchanok Intanon claimed her first title in two years after winning the US$675,000 (approx 23,285,715 baht) Malaysia Open in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.

Bangkok Post

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Yell, Sam, If You Still Can by Maylis Besserie review – Beckett’s last days

A remarkable debut that imagines the Irish writer communing with lost loved ones in a Paris nursing home

The Guardian - UK

Even shameless spinner Boris Johnson will know his time is nearly up

Boris Johnson may have clung on tonight, but he is unlikely to ever recover from these fatal wounds, writes Liam Thorp

Liverpool Echo

'Guilty Gear Strive' tier list: All 20 fighters, ranked from worst to best

'Guilty Gear Strive' is a quirky fighting game with nearly two dozen fighters. Here's our ranking of the best to worst.

Inverse

'Boris Johnson will do dangerous things just to save his skin - he is unfit for office'

Keir Mudie says Boris Johnson will leave Number 10, the office of Prime Minister and politics as a whole in a disastrous state. He describes the PM as 'dangerously bad'

Daily Mirror

Manchester United v Norwich: match preview

Manchester United’s season will hit a new low if they lose to Norwich who sit rock bottom

The Guardian - UK

Mets' Taijuan Walker lands on injured list; Edwin Diaz rejoins team in Philly

PHILADELPHIA — Taijuan Walker landed on the 10-day injured list Tuesday with right shoulder bursitis.

Tribune News Service

In Loveland, Robert Lukins explores a woman's experience of abuse, but at times loses his way

The sophomore effort of a writer whose debut novel was widely acclaimed is always going to be an object of fascination. Was it a one-off? Did the writer have only one story worth sharing? Or can the writer do it again – catch literary lightning in a bottle a second…

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Mark Bradley: Freddie Freeman’s a Dodger. I understand it, but I hate it.

I stopped rooting for the Reds – Maysville, Ky., is just up the mighty Ohio from Cincinnati – because they made one of the great trades in baseball history. I didn’t care that they landed Joe Morgan, who would win consecutive MVPs. All that mattered to me was that they…

Belfast Live

NI family taking to the skies in memory of aunt and niece who died suddenly a year apart

Katie-May was a popular member of Lisnaskea Emmetts, and her mother said her and aunt Nicola were very close

The Guardian - AU

Loveland by Robert Lukins review – two women reckon with unvoiced terrors in Nebraska

A boathouse by a poisoned lake is one woman’s prison and her granddaughter’s refuge, in a novel that treats both with dignity – and offers no excuses for the men

Evening Standard

Tom Newton Dunn: Boris Johnson’s best hope of survival is in the hands of...Vladimir Putin

Prime Ministers are usually the very last to realise their time is up. Thatcher, Blair and May were all forced out by long-running coups. Major and Brown were despatched by electorates. David Cameron is alone in recent times for reading the political runes and getting out ahead of the inevitable…

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Reuters

Are hospital admissions still the best way to gauge the COVID crisis?

Using the number of people in hospital with COVID-19 to gauge the severity of the pandemic may not give an accurate picture in the Omicron era as more and more patients with the virus are being admitted for other reasons, some scientists say.

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