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Surprisingly enough, most of us still really don't want to go back to the office

Three years on from the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, workers see the opportunity to work remotely as an inalienable right.

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Great Ormond Street consultant faces suspension after being caught fare-dodging on Tube during pandemic

A Great Ormond Street consultant is facing a six-month suspension after he was caught fare dodging on his daily commute to the world-famous children’s hospital.

Evening Standard

Best podcasts of the week: Inside the scandal of Britain’s ‘ghost’ children slipping through the cracks

In this week’s newsletter: Journalist Terri White investigates the case of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and other vulnerable children missing school since the pandemic. Plus: five of the best one-host podcasts

The Guardian - UK

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6 things to know about U.S. teacher shortages and how to solve them

There are more teachers now than before the pandemic, so why did almost half of U.S. schools still have teacher vacancies weeks into this school year? Here's what to know.

WEKU

Dads do significantly more child care since the pandemic — but it's still not nearly equal

When the pandemic locked down America three years ago, Eric Hailey, 41, saw for the first time how much his wife, Carla, did to support their family.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Glasgow woman forced to say goodbye to dying dad on WhatsApp says Boris Johnson deserves jail

Pamela White's dad Tommy died in October 2020 aged 71 during the height of the Covid pandemic. She was left furious at Boris Johnson's recent claims that he didn't lie about partying amid countrywide lockdowns.

Glasgow Live

Minute's silence in Glasgow's Pollok Park to be held today on third anniversary of covid lockdown

A minute's silence has been planned to mark the third anniversary of the first pandemic lockdown. People across Scotland will fall silent at midday on Thursday, March 23, to mark the lives lost during Covid-19.

Glasgow Live

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China travel rebound bets turn toward airports

SINGAPORE: Investors hoping to cash in on a boom in Chinese travel after nearly three years of coronavirus pandemic lockdowns are shifting into airports, hotels and duty-free operators and away from airlines subject to fluctuating fuel prices and more intense competition.

Bangkok Post

To Battersea Park by Philip Hensher review – a pandemic masterclass

Hensher brilliantly explores the lockdown experience, and how to bear witness to it, in this fluid portrait of south London lives

The Guardian - UK

Silence planned to mark pandemic lockdown anniversary

A wreath will be laid in memory of the lives lost and a remembrance walk is due to follow the silence

Daily Record

China's only now revealed crucial COVID-19 origins data. Earlier disclosure may have saved us 3 years of political argy-bargy

Once more, we’re talking about the origins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

The Conversation

Tam Cowan: "The doctor told me to watch what I was drinking. So I started sitting in front of a mirror"

Our columnist looks back on the laughs and giggles during the pandemic lockdown

Daily Record

Teacher vacancies in schools ‘substantially higher’ than before Covid pandemic

The figures are released as unions and the Government continue talks on pay and working conditions which have sparked a series of strikes by teachers this year

Wales Online

‘Now is the time’ for new mayor, General Assembly to avoid $600M CPS deficit, Board of Ed says

Federal pandemic relief funding has papered over long-standing issues, but that money is set to run out in two years.

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The Guardian - UK

Teacher vacancies in England 93% higher than pre-pandemic, study finds

Headteachers forced to use non-specialists as turnover continues, education research body reports

Evening Standard

Teacher shortages ‘substantially higher’ in wake of Covid pandemic

Teacher vacancies are almost twice pre-Covid levels and recruitment target is likely to be missed for the second year

The Independent UK

Teacher vacancies in schools ‘substantially higher’ than before the pandemic

A lack of availability of home-working for teachers may represent a threat to the attractiveness of the profession, the report suggests.

The Conversation

The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on Albertans. Here's how they're faring now

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic.

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Hit One out of the Park With This Internet Stock

The transition away from the pandemic boom has been surprisingly smooth for Zoom Video (ZM), with better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. Moreover, a partnership with MLB indicates that this internet stock is very much in the game. Continue reading….

Reason

Alito: "I went to a law school where I didn't learn any law."

I was pleased to attend oral argument today in Jack Daniel's Properties, Inc. v. VIP Products--my first argument since the pandemic. This fun IP case considers a doggy toy that closely resembles a bottle of Jack Daniels whisky. It is always fun to see Lisa Blatt argue in person. She…

The Conversation

COVID origins debate: what to make of new findings linking the virus to raccoon dogs

The origin of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID, has long been a topic of heated debate. While many believe SARS-CoV-2 spread to humans from an animal at Wuhan’s Huanan Wholesale Seafood Market, others have argued the virus was accidentally leaked from a lab at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Daily Mirror

Mum convinced husband and her kids to leap from seventh floor balcony to deaths

Authorities said conspiracy theorist Nasrine Feraoun had convinced her family that the world was not worth living in, due to the Covid pandemic and the Ukraine war

Reuters

Factbox-Boris Johnson's defence over allegations he misled UK parliament

British former prime minister Boris Johnson has accepted he misled parliament over the answers he gave about parties held in government buildings during coronavirus pandemic lockdowns, but denied having done so "intentionally or recklessly".

The Independent UK

Johnson’s defence over partygate ‘beggars belief’, say public

The former prime minister has said he was acting ‘in good faith’ when he told Parliament all pandemic rules had been followed.

Inverse

Did Raccoon Dogs Spread Covid-19? What the New Genetic Reports Really Tell Us

New analysis of genetic sequences collected at the outset of the pandemic connects raccoon dogs as a possible vector of Covid-19 to humans.

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