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Microplastics: 77% more found in River Thames during lockdown may be due to discarded face masks and PPE – research shows

At a first glance the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to have a positive impact on the environment, with significant decreases in greenhouse gas emissions, and transport-related noise, air and light pollution.

The Conversation

'The Elephant in the Room' aims to ensure covid impact on Paisley's community not forgotten

Memories of the pandemic will be collected and used as part of an exhibition to be held in the Art Department next month.

Daily Record

The Memory of Animals by Claire Fuller review – trapped in lockdown

Trust breaks down between the survivors of a vaccine trial as they prepare to brave a world wiped out by pandemic

The Guardian - UK

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New year revelry returns to Thai streets as tourism rebounds

Tens of thousands of revellers, including hordes of foreign tourists sporting floral shirts and plastic water guns, descended on the streets of Bangkok on Thursday for the biggest traditional new year gathering since the pandemic.

Reuters

When Britain’s care homes reward shareholders over staff, we need a new system

Care workers kept the industry going in the Covid years on low wages at great personal cost – yet many are still struggling, says Amy Horton of University College London

The Guardian - UK

Commentary: The IRS is becoming a model of efficiency. Really

Paying taxes is like paying a visit to the dentist: We might not like doing it, but deep down we know we need to. Among other things, our federal taxes fund national defense, health care for veterans, loans to small businesses, critical repairs for crumbling road and rail bridges, and…

Tribune News Service

Exclusive-China out of UN's wildlife survey for pandemic controls - source

China is not participating in a United Nations project to survey Asian wet markets and other facilities at high risk of spreading infectious diseases from wild animals to humans, despite long-running talks with Beijing, a UN official told Reuters.

Reuters

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Government’s pandemic support for care homes was withdrawn too soon, study says

Report found staff propped up the sector without extra pay.

The Independent UK

Leader of Australia’s COVID pandemic response retires

The man who helped shepherd Australia though the biggest health crisis in a century has announces his retirement after years of service.

The New Daily

Leader of Australia's COVID pandemic response retires

The man who helped shepherd Australia though the biggest health crisis in a century has announces his retirement after years of service.

AAP

Alexandra Daddario And Andrew Form's Relationship Timeline: From Meet-Cute, To Wedding And More

Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form met by chance, then the next few years were a whirlwind. A look at their relationship.

Cinemablend

Your tax refund could be smaller than last year. Here's why

If you're expecting a tax refund, it could be smaller than last year

The Independent UK

Why focusing on COVID deaths undercounts the health harms of the pandemic – new research

More than three years into the COVID pandemic, both the virus and the measures taken to control its spread have affected people’s lives across the globe. But how can we fully quantify these effects?

The Conversation

Giannis Antetokounmpo Considered Shocking Career Move in 2020

The Bucks star considered walking away from the game during the pandemic to focus on his mental health.

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The Guardian - AU

Dozens of independent newspapers launched during Covid in Australia. What happened next?

After crowdfunding campaigns, first editions and pandemic, are the startups thriving, barely surviving or sadly dying?

The Week

Lose-loos situation: the demise of public toilets in the UK

The UK is in the midst of a public toilet crisis, with the closure of hundreds of public loos over the past decade made worse by toilet shutdowns during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Bangkok Post

BoT stresses post-election policy coordination

The Bank of Thailand (BoT) says it is ready to work with the new government on coordinating fiscal and monetary policies now that most stimulus measures introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic are being wound down.

Manchester Evening News

Tesco drops price of key shopping staple for first time since start of pandemic, making it cheaper than Aldi and Lidl

The supermarket is now the cheapest for the grocery essential

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Wales Online

Covid test tech being developed for conditions such as diabetes and Lyme disease

The skills learned during the pandemic are being expanded into other illnesses

Los Angeles Times

Discovery of antibiotic-resistant superbugs in LA wastewater sparks worry

LOS ANGELES — Bacteria that are resistant to colistin, a last-resort antibiotic, have for the first time been detected in Los Angeles County wastewater, suggesting that the germs are circulating more widely in the community than previously thought, according to researchers at the University of Southern California.

Tribune News Service

Author Nicole Chung on the lessons of grief

Grief, wrote Nicole Chung in her new memoir "A Living Remedy," is like waking up every day in a different house. "I am continually losing my bearings, struggling to learn the layout anew," she wrote. "I will walk through a door in my mind that I didn't even notice the…

Dublin Live

Irish Rail announces return of catering services on specific Dublin route

Irish Rail's food trolley service, which was shut down back in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic, is finally returning — only there's a catch

Wales Online

Tupperware name could soon be a thing of the past, experts say

Tupperware, which had explosive growth in the mid 20th century, was well-known for its Tupperware Party, first held in 1948

The Independent UK

Plant pandemics threatening global food supplies, scientists warn

‘We have to assume that plant diseases are going to spread all over the world,’ scientist says

Asharq Al-Awsat

Uniqlo Owner Expected to Post 30% Profit Rise, as Investors Eye China Results

Second-quarter results from Japan's Fast Retailing Co (9983.T), owner of clothing brand Uniqlo, will on Thursday offer a window into how rapidly demand in China is recovering after the lifting of pandemic curbs. The company, Japan's biggest retailer, reported a 2% dip in operating profit in the first quarter, partly…

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