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Preacher sold 'divine plague protection kit' amid 'drop dead' warnings during covid pandemic

Bishop Climate Wiseman has been sentenced for fraud after selling the kits made up of 'plague protection oil', a card and scarlet yarn

Wales Online

Labor force participation among Black workers has returned to pre-pandemic levels

Unemployment among Black Americans fell to 3.4% in January, while labor force participation hit pre-pandemic levels

Fortune

Bristolians ‘less satisfied with life’ than before pandemic, survey reveals

People are also less satisfied with local bus services and worrying more about heating bills

Bristol Post

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Commentary: We need to boost COVID-19 surveillance to detect new viral variants

In the 1967 film “The Graduate,” the title character played by Dustin Hoffman attends a post-graduation party where a partygoer beckons him from the boisterous crowd and gives him a single word of career advice that has become an iconic cinema quote: “Plastics.”

Chicago Tribune

As Kentucky tourist attractions return to normal, COVID-19 precautions fading away

LEXINGTON, Ky. — While several popular Kentucky tourist attractions report a deep desire from guests to get out and explore this year, and many expect a return to full visitation, few COVID-19 safety restrictions remain in place.

Tribune News Service

Dumfries and Galloway homelessness levels higher than before coronavirus pandemic

Nearly 500 households across the region were deemed to be homeless between April and September 2022

Daily Record

‘We still don’t know it’s over’: will Covid surge after US ends emergency?

Experts remain concerned about virus as Biden administration says it will let the public health emergency expire in May

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Glasgow probe into doctor accused of stealing and selling life-saving PPE during covid pandemic

pandemic.The 43-year-old woman is accused of selling off the equipment, including masks, visors and body suits at the height of the crisis and a report has been sent to the procurator fiscal.

Glasgow Live

PM Modi: Despite global crisis, India a bright spot for the world

BENGALURU: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that India has been a global bright spot in 2022 despite the impact of the pandemic and war.

The Times of India

Covid was devastating – why are we pretending it didn’t happen?

A recent book about the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic details a ‘collective forgetting’ of the period. Our lack of Covid reckoning suggests history is repeating itself, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Unique Nottingham shop bounces back from liquidation

The pandemic and the owner's worry over his premature baby daughter took their toll

Nottingham Post

Scots doctor probed over alleged theft of thousands of pounds of PPE at height of Covid pandemic

Life-saving items were allegedly taken by the 42-year-old medic over a period of five months.

Daily Record

United States remains Asia's most powerful country followed by China, analysis says

The Lowy Institute report ranks Japan as the third most powerful country in Asia, with India following in fourth place, and shows the pandemic has slowed China's rise over the last two years.

ABC News

It’s ‘telehealth vs. no care’: Doctors say Congress risks leaving patients vulnerable

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Dr. Corey Siegel was more prepared than most of his peers.

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As pandemic-era Medicaid provisions lapse, millions approach a coverage cliff

States are preparing to remove millions of people from Medicaid as protections put in place early in the COVID-19 pandemic expire.

Fortune

It's not just you. Our friendships really are worse now—and it's getting harder to make new ones

After years of isolation and working from home, everyone's trying to reenter society and connect with friends and coworkers. Why is it so difficult?

Nottingham Post

Nottingham student part of major compensation claim 'not receiving' education paid for in pandemic

1950 students are seeking finacial compensation from University of Nottingham, claiming their studies have been disrupted by strike action and Covid-19.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Tea growers brewing up markets overseas

The Japanese tea industry is focusing on expanding overseas sales channels due to a decline in domestic consumption amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Birmingham Post

New Eldon Square general manager hails city shopping centre's pandemic bounceback

Cormac Hamilton says the management team are in talks with a number of operators keen to fill remain empty units

Dublin Live

New fleet of garda vehicles cost Irish taxpayers €16.8million last year

The €16.8million total beat the 2020 figure of €16million when the force is believed to have invested in new vehicles for during the pandemic

Liverpool Echo

What's next for Liverpool John Lennon Airport as airlines offer new routes and new jobs

The airport continues its recovery from the pandemic

AAP

Consumer complaints continue to trail pandemic

Consumer complaints in Queensland continue to eclipse pre-pandemic levels, with the Office of Fair Trading clawing back $11.2 million for disgruntled customers.

ABC News

Brisbane university accommodation prices match rental jump, pricing out students

The cost of university accommodation has risen significantly since the pandemic – and securing a bed for the start of the academic year is more competitive than ever.

Daily Mirror

Cruel British Gas bailiffs got £1.4m in furlough cash during Covid pandemic

Bailiffs forced their way into homes of vulnerable British Gas customers behind on bills. Victims – including the sick and disabled – were forced to have more costly pre-payment meters

The Guardian - AU

University property sell-offs heighten ‘dire’ housing shortage as students return to Australia

Some international students are frustrated by a lack of help from universities as they face ‘mind-blowing’ rents

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