The Latest Breaking News from Pandemic

England’s exam results to return to pre-pandemic levels as modifications removed

Students in England have not been given advance information about the topics they were likely to be tested on – as they had during Covid.

The Independent UK · May 15, 2023

Low paid Scottish workers 'have least flexible working'

Latest data shows that post-pandemic work benefits are skewed towards those on higher incomes

Insider UK · May 14, 2023

Asia's largest F&B fair is back

Asia's largest food and beverage trade show, "Thaifex -- Anuga Asia", will return bigger than before the pandemic for five days from May 23-27, at Impact Challenger 1-5 and Hall 5-12, Muang Thong Thani.

Bangkok Post · May 14, 2023

Australia’s road death toll jumps with fatalities still higher than pre-pandemic

National automotive body says poor data collection is limiting authorities’ ability to formulate an evidence-based response

The Guardian - AU · May 14, 2023

Home working didn’t harm mental health at start of pandemic – but things changed

It’s becoming increasingly apparent that for many people, home working is here to stay

Wales Online · May 14, 2023

Paediatric heart transplant service to open at Westmead children's hospital

The state's first dedicated paediatric heart transplant service will open its doors at the Children's Hospital at Westmead in July.

ABC News · May 14, 2023

Testing times: workers’ three years on Covid frontline comes to an end as NSW clinics close

Healthcare workers who were ‘here all along when people needed us’ remember the highs and lows of the pandemic

The Guardian - AU · May 13, 2023

Long COVID: a lingering problem requiring greater attention

Long COVID is a lingering problem that requires greater attention

The Hindu · May 13, 2023

Americans finally draw a line at tipping as it hits the self-checkout

Tipping practices have changed since the onset of the pandemic

The Independent UK · May 13, 2023

The great migration in T.N.: away from metros, towards small towns

The idea of retaining talent in IT/ITeS sectors has become frustratingly painful, after the COVID-19 pandemic, when office rules were relaxed or suspended, for corporates to allow for hybrid working and work-from-home models, leading to sections of the workforce moving back to their hometowns. It has become nearly impossible to…

The Hindu · May 13, 2023