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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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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

The Guardian - UK

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:

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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.

Glasgow Live

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…

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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.

Reuters

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.

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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

Wales Online

Deadly Ebola-like virus in monkeys 'poised for spillover' to humans, study warns

A deadly virus found in monkeys that produces Ebola-like symptoms is "poised for spillover" to humans, a team of scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder have warned

Daily Mirror

Nurses in demand as Kentucky hospitals continue to struggle with shortages

Local hospital leaders say that as COVID-19 pressures go down, lack of staffing has become a new crisis.

WEKU

Pandemic hit to breast cancer patients

Breast cancer screenings dropped significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, while some patients had to struggle through treatment alone.

AAP

Michael Hiltzik: Did the pandemic finally give working Americans power over their employers? Not really

Labor advocates have been feeling their oats lately, what with a surge of successful union organizing drives at Starbucks stores, the hint of union interest at Amazon warehouses, higher minimum wage standards in cities and states across the country, and a nudge up of average wages across the board.

Los Angeles Times

3,000 acres will be added to forest preserve if Cook County voters OK tax hike, officials say

Property owners would be asked to pay about $1.50 more a month in taxes toward the preserves, which became a haven during the pandemic.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ian aftermath even harder to fix with supply chain tattered

The difficult job of rebuilding communities pummeled by Hurricane Ian is expected to be made even worse by a problem that’s lingered since the early days of the pandemic: snarled supply chains.

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Hardship for Brazil's poor may cost Bolsonaro election

Brazil’s presidential election will be decided by tens of millions of poor people, and they look set to eject incumbent Jair Bolsonaro from office

The Guardian - UK

Credit card spending jumps to £700m in August as people borrow for essentials

Net savings remain unchanged at a figure below pre-pandemic level in sign of stress on family budgets

Wales Online

Wales will grade next summer's GCSEs and A-levels more generously than England

Grades will be lower than 2022 but candidates will be given some advance information on exam content

Daily Record

Possible shift towards buyers’ market as property data shows more sellers reducing prices

Data has shown the highest level of reduced home prices since before the pandemic.

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East Ayrshire Council needs £2.8 million to cover pay increases

East Ayrshire Council says there is a high risk that its funding won't cover expenditure, with pay offer adding to issues around Brexit and the pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Clairo review – introspective pandemic-made pop bursts out into the open

Claire Cottrill’s ornate and intricate songs provoke a fan singalong backed by saxophones and clarinets

Nottingham Post

Shake-up of Nottinghamshire bus services possible amid county council review

The council is trying to help bus services recover from the covid pandemic

Chicago Sun-Times

Record review: Pritzker touts fiscal and crisis management — but critics just see campaign management

The pandemic created political superheroes and villains. In Illinois, Pritzker was both — lauded for stepping up to former President Donald Trump and fighting for COVID-19 resources, and lambasted by those who viewed him as an authoritarian who shut down much of the state.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Climate change is nudging us toward the next pandemic

The threat of climate change conjures certain scenes: Smoke billowing from a forest aflame. Smothering heat clinging to the distorted asphalt of a densely packed street. Glaciers breaking off into a rising sea. Another scenario should be equally terrifying but is harder to envision: a virus leaving the animal that…

Evening Standard

UK economy grows slightly in second quarter

It means the UK might not currently be in recession, as was predicted by the Bank of England earlier this month.

Fortune

Yes, there's an Adderall shortage. Experts say high demand and the pandemic are fueling it

Many are quick to point fingers at online mental health startups that launched during the beginning of the pandemic. But there’s more at play, a pharmacists tells Fortune.

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