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Covid has left a third of young people feeling life is out of control – study

Researchers also found more than 60% of 16-25-year-olds are scared about their generation’s future

The Guardian - UK

Scots woman chosen as face of new Adidas gear supporting cancer research

Jane Grove was chosen to model Adidas' new Strength in Nature collection after undergoing a mastectomy and both chemo and radiotherapy during the pandemic.

Daily Record

Elizabeth Strout's Lucy By the Sea: a claustrophobic portrait of a terrible pandemic year

In her latest novel, Lucy by the Sea, Elizabeth Strout captures the bewilderment of us all at the onset of the pandemic. Her character Lucy Barton admits not only did she not see it coming, but even when she did notice the virus’s existence, she did not really believe it…

The Conversation

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Tennis coach shortage in regional Victoria forces Swan Hill and other clubs to go without

The Swan Hill Lawn Tennis Club has more than 50 courts but it is one of many regional hubs unable to find permanent instructors since the pandemic hit.

ABC News

Understanding the Durga Puja economy

Brisker Puja sales may not implicate a better economic climate in West Bengal

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh: As pandemic fear fades, fervour marking Dasara is back

The bus and railway stations are chock-a-block with people heading to their native places to celebrate the festival

The Hindu

The teacher who started his own school but won't be teaching the new curriculum

Former state school teacher Alun Millington went to a comprehensive and never set foot in a fee paying school until 2014 - now he runs one

Wales Online

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Creased clothing is in. It’s OK to shelve the iron and reclaim your life

Embrace wrinkles, like the expensively dishevelled rich, or down tools and go for the latest post-pandemic trend: non-iron clothes

The Guardian - UK

Man called 'modern-day Nostradamus' who 'predicted Covid-19' warns World War Three will start soon

Athos Salomé said that in 2012, he predicted a global pandemic for the year 2020 and 44 days before Vladimir Putin sent tanks rolling into Ukraine, he announced it was inevitable

Irish Mirror

If you think scrapping COVID isolation will get us back to work and past the pandemic, think again

Eliminating isolation rules provides the opportunity for governments to save costs, as payments for workers needing to isolate will end.

The New Daily

Mairead Ronan admits Covid-19 pandemic was catalyst behind leaving dream Today FM radio job

Exclusive: 'I probably never would have left Today FM if Covid didn’t happen'

Irish Mirror

The week in TV: This England; Make Me Prime Minister; Inside Man; Industry

Is Boris Johnson just way too nice in Sky’s exhaustive pandemic drama? Will Jackie Weaver be the next PM? And can Stanley Tucci save Steven Moffat’s psychopath thriller?

The Guardian - UK

Former SNP MP Margaret Ferrier spent thousands in taxpayer money on expensive flights

Ferrier, who is on an £81,932 salary, lost the SNP whip and received a criminal conviction after travelling to parliament by train while infected with Covid at the height of the pandemic.

Daily Record

Post-pandemic hospitality boom for Launceston, with doors opening on 15 new businesses

Tasmania's northern city of Launceston is being revitalised, with 15 new businesses opening up over the past few months, ending a long period of uncertainty in the area's retail and hospitality sector.

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Manchester Evening News

All the Manchester bars, restaurants and pubs that have sadly closed this year

The rising cost of food and drink, coupled with skyrocketing energy bills has forced some of Manchester's much-loved restaurants and bars to close for good

The National (Scotland)

'Biggest turnout since before pandemic' for AUOB march for independence in Edinburgh

ALL Under One Banner has hailed Saturday's march for independence in Edinburgh as having the "biggest turnout" for an indy march since…

The Canberra Times

Businesses brace for end of COVID isolation

The end to compulsory five-day quarantine could impact staff and customers of local businesses.

Inverse

Is the Covid-19 pandemic over? Experts share their predictions for 2023

Three scholars of different parts of U.S. society affected by the pandemic — public health, education, and the economy — evaluated how “over” the pandemic is in their worlds.

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The Guardian - UK

Murray Lambell of eBay UK: ‘I was not comfortable to be out at work … and that limits you’

The online retail giant’s boss is on a mission to make employee inclusivity a ‘moral obligation’ and to help his company adapt to a difficult post-pandemic marketplace

Dynamite News

Pomp And Show: Dance ballet celebrates 75 years of India's independence

Dance ballet here showcased the story of India from vedic times to the nation's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more on Dynamite News:

Glasgow Live

Boli Bolingoli admits facing Celtic fury from Neil Lennon as he opens up on Covid controversy

The Belgian sparked fury across the country and even had some of the nation's leaders talking about him after he broke Covid rules in the eye of the pandemic storm.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Under a Cloud of Belt-Tightening, Paris Fashion Week Struts on

Celebrities and international crowds have descended on the French capital, marking the fashion industry's sweeping return as it rides a post-pandemic spending frenzy. The final stretch of Paris Fashion Week runs through Oct. 4 and features big names including Chanel, Dior, Hermes, Louis Vuitton and Saint Laurent, rounding out a…

Reuters

Thai vegetarian festival returns after COVID hiatus

Hundreds of devotees flocked to temples and staged processions to celebrate the annual vegetarian festival this week on the island of Phuket in southern Thailand, being held for the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic eased.

ABC News

If you think scrapping COVID-19 isolation periods will get us back to work and past the pandemic, think again

Eliminating mandatory isolation periods puts essential workers in low paying jobs at even more risk of contracting COVID-19 in the workplace, write Raina MacIntyre, Brendan Crabb and Nancy Baxter for the Conversation.

Wales Online

The dogs helping children cope with school after the pandemic

A project taking dogs into schools along with trained practitioners has expanded massively since the pandemic and now works with hundreds of children

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