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Colleagues are looking forward to sharing festive cheer in the office this year

After one too many pandemic Christmases, colleagues are looking forward to finally feeling festive with their fellow office friends once again this festive season

Daily Mirror

The number of Welsh speakers has fallen - and Covid may be to blame

The Welsh government’s current Welsh language strategy aims to have one million people speaking Welsh by 2050

Wales Online

Hurricanes’ happy homecoming continues with victory vs. Stars after Necas OT winner

RALEIGH, N.C. — There was a time earlier in the pandemic when the Carolina Hurricanes and Dallas Stars played every third or fourth game, or so it seemed at times.

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LA Unified, California showcase record graduation rates; other measures show setbacks

LOS ANGELES — The state of California and the Los Angeles Unified School District achieved record-high graduation rates last year despite the lingering effects of the crippling pandemic and a historic spike in student absences, prompting praise and skepticism over the new numbers.

Los Angeles Times

Scientists concerned Russian lab working on ancient viruses 'could risk new pandemic'

A former Russian bioweapons lab located deep in the Siberian wilderness is worrying the scientific community as teams of researchers extract deadly ancient viruses from a range of prehistoric animals

Daily Mirror

'Be warned, Rishi Sunak: the British public is on the side of striking nurses'

As we banged pots and pans to thank NHS staff during the pandemic, we hoped their sacrifices would be rewarded with fair pay. It's appalling that this Tory Government is refusing to give it to them

Daily Mirror

Liverpool John Lennon Airport's big 'gamble' to avoid queues and cancellations

What they did after covid to avoid the chaotic scene of other airports

Liverpool Echo

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Shanghai shuts schools as Covid surges

SHANGHAI: Shanghai will shut most schools again from Monday, reverting to an element of China’s old coronavirus playbook as the rapid dismantling of pandemic restrictions spurs an explosion in cases.

Bangkok Post

Algerian President to Visit Moscow, Sign Strategic Partnership

Algeria and Russia are setting the stage to sign a strategic partnership agreement on economic and military affairs during President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s upcoming visit to Moscow this month. In May 2020, Russian President Vladimir Putin invited his Algerian counterpart to visit Moscow, but the Covid-19 pandemic stopped him from making…

Asharq Al-Awsat

What is the situation in the UK with flu this winter?

The rate of hospital admissions for flu has overtaken those for people with Covid-19 for the first time since the pandemic began.

The Independent UK

'Asking for a friend': Marc Benioff wants to know why Salesforce pandemic hires aren't as productive

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told staff that those hired in 2021 and 2022 are "facing much lower productivity."

Fortune

‘A lot of viruses running around’: LA County hospital beds at lowest availability since pandemic began

LOS ANGELES — The number of available Los Angeles County hospital beds has fallen to its lowest level of the pandemic, the result not only of the enduring threat of COVID-19 and the reemergence of flu and RSV, but also the needs of a populace that put off nonemergency care.

Los Angeles Times

MotoGP Attendance Numbers On The Rebound Throughout 2022 Season

Live events like MotoGP had a tough time as the world battled the global pandemic, but things started to return to normal and crowds came back in 2022.

RideApart

'Vaccinating' frogs may or may not protect them against a pandemic – but it does provide another option for conservation

When the COVID-19 pandemic first emerged, many wildlife disease researchers like me were not too surprised. Some were intrigued it hadn’t happened sooner; after all, it is our job to observe, describe and study pandemic dynamics in animals.

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Silicon Valley’s economy trampled Austin, Seattle by billions of dollars during COVID’s first two years

Silicon Valley as an economic juggernaut has reigned supreme throughout the pandemic compared to its rivals in the Sunbelt and Pacific Northwest, newly released numbers show.

Evening Standard

Disaster plans in place for courts to handle extreme weather including heavy snow and storms

Disaster plans have been drawn up for Britain’s courts to cope with extreme weather such as heavy snow, heatwaves and flooding as well as the possibility of widespread power cuts.

Newcastle Herald

Pandemic house price gains slashed across Hunter: Full suburb list

Exclusive data reveals how much your house price has dropped since pandemic peak.

Los Angeles Times

Long left out of job market, people with disabilities benefit from COVID teleworking boom

After generations of being overlooked and sidelined in the job market, Americans with disabilities are enjoying an unprecedented employment boom — thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Evening Standard

Pandemic Diaries: The Inside Story of Britain’s Battle against Covid by Matt Hancock review

This is a vainglorious and revealing work by Matt Hancock, giving his side of the story, writes Robbie Smith

The Conversation

1918 flu pandemic upended long-standing social inequalities – at least for a time, new study finds

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

Axios

Carvana is the poster child for the Fed’s decade

A one-time pandemic darling faces a new market reality.

The Independent UK

2 cities pursued more school for kids. Only 1 pulled it off.

Facing massive pandemic learning loss, the superintendent in Richmond, Virginia, tried to remake one of the most untouchable aspects of school – the academic calendar

Liverpool Echo

Train operator Northern would have lost more than £600m without Government subsidy

The operator has said the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has not gone away

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Geiko, maiko carry on performing in Kyoto

KYOTO -- Kyoto's geisha districts are at last showing signs of recovery after being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Salon

Meet Elon Musk's favorite new doctor

The right's new darling is a Stanford doctor who is mistrustful of mRNA vaccines and lockdowns

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