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After sugar, time to watch out for how much salt is consumed

After the COVID-19 pandemic what seems to have caught the world’s attention is salt intake and its harmful effects on the human body.

The Hindu

Edinburgh Michelin star chefs shortlisted as 'ones to watch' in prestigious awards

Sam Yorke and Tomás Gormley opened up Heron in 2021 following a successful pop-up-at-home dining experience during the pandemic and have since opened two fine dining restaurants.

Edinburgh Live

Thousands of Amazon staffers are pouring into its Seattle offices. Will it restore the downtown’s fortunes?

Experts say the economic balance is more complex than one business and that the revitalization should be equitable

The Guardian - US

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Food prices to overtake energy bills as cost of living crisis 'enters new phase'

Families will soon be paying £1,000 more on food each year compared to before the Covid pandemic, shock report finds

Chronicle Live

Tablet Sales Slump After Pandemic Surge: Kiplinger Economic Forecasts

Tablet sales slump after the pandemic surge, but it’s not all bad news for the sector: Kiplinger Economic Forecasts

Kiplinger

Juventus in more legal trouble from probe into player salaries

Juventus is in more legal trouble after the Italian football federation charged the club and seven former team directors with alleged fraud for the way they handled player salary cuts during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Hindu

Poultry worker travelled to Scotland with bird flu risking 'disastrous' new pandemic

The patient recently made the journey to a location in Scotland while they were awaiting test results and experts claim this could have spawned a "potential disaster"

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Editorial: Immigration can help solve the nursing shortage

The US nursing workforce is shedding workers. About 100,000 nurses quit or retired during the pandemic, while another 800,000 have signaled an “intent to leave” by 2027. And yet, the country is failing to tap an available group of qualified health-care workers: immigrants. While there’s no single fix for the…

Tribune News Service

As Rail Riders Disappear, the Feds Want To Spend $8.8 Billion Expanding a Rail Station

The rail lines servicing Washington, D.C.'s Union Station are carrying as little as a quarter of their pre-pandemic ridership. Officials still want to triple the station's capacity.

Reason

Gorsuch Condemns 'Breathtaking' COVID Emergency Powers That Crushed Civil Liberties

"Since March 2020, we may have experienced the greatest intrusions on civil liberties in the peacetime history of this country," Gorsuch wrote. That might be an exaggeration, but it isn't far off.

Reason

Captain Sir Tom Moore biopic gets green light with filming to begin in autumn

The flick will span the late pandemic hero’s entire life from his childhood in Yorkshire to his time serving in World War II, to his unexpected rise to fame

Evening Standard

Why Booking.com is taking a cautious approach to hiring A.I. talent

Booking.com sits at the intersection of travel and technology, sectors that are experiencing opposing talent demands.

Fortune

Fines issued in East Lothian after overnight parking ban introduced in coastal beauty spots

East Lothian's scenic beaches have become the most visited coastline in Scotland in the wake of the pandemic with an estimated 3million tourists heading there each year

Edinburgh Live

Half of New York's Working-Age Households Can’t Meet Basic Needs

Inflation, the pandemic and high living costs have made New York City unaffordable for many of its residents, but what is being done about the crisis?

Kiplinger

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Daily Record

Falkirk hosts national chess finals after Netflix drama drives surge of interest

Falkirk's provost made the first move of this year Chess Scotland National Team Finals, which were being held for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic put tournaments on hold.

The Walrus

Noise Is All around Us—and It’s Affecting You More than You Think

During the pandemic, our noise levels dropped and the world changed. Should we fight for more quiet?

Fortune

NYC Marathon organizer is betting on mental health to lure runners

New York Road Runners' CEO is promoting the benefits of running to better engage and grow participants.

Reuters

Pent-up demand promises record tourist season for southern Europe

After three years of pandemic travel restrictions and rocketing energy costs, tourism is back with a vengeance to boost the economies of southern Europe as sun-seekers make up for lost time.

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The Week

UK ‘air rage’ incidents triple since pandemic

Incidents of aggressive and disorderly behaviour by passengers flying on UK airlines have tripled in the past three years, according to new figures.

The National (Scotland)

50, not out: Graham on why he stayed at Firhill after Thistle were 'shafted'

The striker barely had his foot in the door before the 20/19/20 season was curtailed due to the pandemic and the Jags found themselves…

Daily Record

Dumfries paramedic convinced he was "going to die" after coronavirus pandemic delayed cancer treatment

Alan Campbell is now free of the disease, back to full health, back at work and has a new role with Prostate Buddies D&G

Chicago Tribune

Editorial: Chicago's new mayor inherits the migrant crisis. Does he have a plan? Will he share it?

It was widely expected that massive numbers of migrants would stream into the U.S. following the expiration Thursday of Title 42, the COVID-19-era policy that allowed border authorities to rapidly return most migrants who had crossed into the U.S. illegally. Instead, the border has been relatively quiet, with roughly 4,200…

ABC News

NSW Health report finds worker shortages impacted COVID-19 pandemic response in regional and remote areas

A new report into NSW Health's response to COVID-19 shows already under-staffed rural and remote health services did not have capacity to "surge" the workforce at the peak of the pandemic.

The Guardian - UK

Foreign Bodies: Pandemics, Vaccines and the Health of Nations by Simon Schama review – scientists to the rescue

The historian offers up lessons from past pandemics in an indictment of modern leaders’ response to Covid

The Independent UK

On US Bike to Work Day, here's how COVID, eco-thinking made cycling better in cities worldwide

During the worst of the pandemic, outdoor recreation surged as people took up pursuits to escape isolation

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