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Dad ditches house for life on the road in his own motorhome after 'midlife crisis'

A divorce, coupled with the coronavirus pandemic impacting his hair loss product business, prompted Ian Reeves, 57, to take the plunge and he hasn't looked back

Daily Mirror

Bristol restaurant app Wriggle closes down for good following pandemic

The foodie app "never recovered" from the shock of the three Covid lockdowns, according to its founder

Bristol Post

Teacher sick days soar as poor conditions take toll on mental health

Increased workloads, class sizes, low pay and Covid legacy are leading to more absences and an exodus of staff

The Guardian - UK

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Disabled people take on the cost of living crisis – which is costing them more

A survey has been launched to collect data and 'create real change'

Manchester Evening News

Cyprus Tourism Rebounds despite Sanctions-hit Russia Plunge

Beside sparkling Mediterranean waters at the Cypriot resort town of Ayia Napa, the bars are bouncing with foam dance parties as tourist numbers rebound following two tough years of pandemic. But one key nationality is effectively missing: Russian visitors, as the once lucrative market has been hit by European Union…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Inside the super-secure Swiss lab trying to stop the next pandemic

The setting is straight from a spy thriller: Crystal waters below, snow-capped Swiss Alps above and in between, a super-secure facility researching the world's deadliest pathogens.

Reuters

Tory donor’s Cotswolds estate hosts Boris and Carrie Johnson’s wedding party

The pandemic forced the couple to scale back festivities last year.

The Independent UK

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Virtual Call: Delhi HC starts early, but slips to 4th place

NEW DELHI: Despite being one of the earliest to shift to holding hearings through videoconferencing due to the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020, the Delhi high court lags behind three other high courts in the country in terms of number of cases heard virtually.

The Times of India

Understanding The Challenges Plaguing The Metaverse And Navigating Through The Cacophony

Crypto enthusiasts and investors alike are going gung-ho about the Metaverse like it is the largest societal disruption that civilization has ever seen, even as the globe continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic's effects.

Benzinga

LA County has cut back on COVID-19 contact tracing as supercontagious BA.5 surges

LOS ANGELES — After Julianne Cline went out and got tested for COVID-19 this June, text messages and voicemails soon piled up from Los Angeles County contact tracers who wanted to talk to her.

Los Angeles Times

COVID-19 deaths and hospital admissions are breaking records in Australia – so what happens next?

Australia has the highest number of COVID-19 infections, hospital admissions and deaths of any time during the pandemic and modelling predicts August will see a significant further rise in cases before the curve begins to fall again.

ABC News

Thousands line streets of Belfast as Pride parade returns

There was a carnival atmosphere in the city centre as the rain stayed away until the end of the parade.

The Independent UK

Ramsdens takes over former H. Samuel unit in Kilmarnock town centre

H. Samuel closed at the height of the Covid pandemic in May 2020.

Daily Record

Federal tourism aid funds gas stations, trash cans, jazz

Hundreds of tourism projects nationwide are collectively getting about $2.4 billion in federal coronavirus relief funding

The Independent UK

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Axios

How millennials made $5 trillion in 2 years.

Millennials are twice as rich as they were before the pandemic.

The Hindu

Rajasthan CM Gehlot announces two-year relaxation for upcoming recruitments

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said various recruitment examinations could not be conducted for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Govt set to review COVID classification after 7th wave

The government plans to review the classification of COVID-19 under the Infectious Diseases Law once the seventh wave of the pandemic has been contained as part of efforts to reduce the burden on medical institutions, government sources said.

Reuters

Austria mourns suicide of doctor targetted by anti-vaccine campaigners

Austrian leaders appealed for national unity after a doctor who faced death threats from anti-vaccination activists and coronavirus pandemic conspiracy theorists took her own life.

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Manchester Evening News

'I gave up my six-figure salary to enjoy life - it's the best thing I've ever done'

The pandemic made dad-of-three Rob Weatherhead realise there's more to life than work

The Independent UK

The biggest leap: What’s it like to completely start over in your forties?

As ‘Uncoupled’ drops on Netflix, Hannah Fearn speaks to six people who shook up their life after 40. Their inspirational stories finally put an end to that sinking feeling that it’s all over by 35...

ABC News

July marks a high point for Australian COVID-19 deaths, but signs of a plateau are emerging

There are signs that Victoria could be moving past the peak of its current COVID-19 wave as the nation nears the end of its deadliest month since the pandemic began.

Liverpool Echo

Fly-tipping 'pandemic' shows no sign of ending in Everton

Rubbish was dumped in Anderson Street to the dismay of residents

ABC News

Europe's summer of Omicron subvariants has immunologists pleading for the world to embrace a 'vaccine-plus' lifestyle

As a COVID-19 wave fuelled by sticky Omicron variants crashes through Europe, immunologists warn we're entering a "multi sub lineage Omicron era". Here's what it could mean for the future of the pandemic.

ABC News

The billion-dollar industry helping students at major Australian universities cheat online assessments

In the post-COVID era of online assessments, “homework help” sites have been accused of becoming industrialised cheating factories — and it's making them rich.

The Independent UK

Covid drives record absences for NHS workers as staffing ‘crisis’ worsens

Exclusive: Tens of thousands of staff have been forced out of work by Covid each day, bringing widespread disruption to services

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