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Lower airfares likely as government removes fare bands

Decision taken after studying demand and prices of air turbine fuel, says Jyotiraditya Scindia

The Hindu

Energy bill rises are 'a national crisis on the scale of the pandemic' - Martin Lewis

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis said that millions face "a terrible cataclysmic risk"

Wales Online

Mary McNamara: Hey, Malcolm Gladwell, I'm working in my jammies and I'm just fine

On the podcast "The Diary of a CEO," Malcolm Gladwell recently lectured the American workforce about the importance of returning to the office. Two and half years into a pandemic, working from home is not, he said, in people's best interest. They need to return to the real-time gaze of…

Los Angeles Times

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Victorians affected by COVID border closure remain angry over lack of apology from state government

A Victorian Ombudsman investigation late last year labelled the border exemption process "unjust" and "inhumane" and recommended the government publicly apologise and consider compensating those affected. This week the Andrews government said it would do neither.

ABC News

Kolkata school organises first soccer meet after pandemic

KOLKATA: Asian International School held its first post pandemic sports event on July 22 and 23 during school hours on the sprawling ground of the school. Pradip Choudhury, who formed the central defensive pair with Subroto Bhattacharya and the former Indian National Team manager for 2011 AFC Asian Cup and…

The Times of India

Kim Foxx defends her tenure amid wave of staff losses in State’s Attorney’s Office

Foxx points to national shortage of prosecutors during pandemic era’s “Great Resignation.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Why polio is making a comeback

Unlike COVID-19, vaccinations for polio are nearly ubiquitous. Could an outbreak actually happen again?

Salon

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Edinburgh couple pour life savings into opening local artisan café

David and Amy made the decision to open the café after David's former office unit lay empty throughout the pandemic. They say they wanted a high quality café for the community.

Edinburgh Live

Invasive myrtle rust fungus poses 'unprecedented' risk to native trees

Some Australian native plants — including paperbarks, lilly pillies, eucalypts and bottlebrush — are grappling with their own pandemic as the exotic myrtle rust fungus spreads.

ABC News

Norwegian Cruise Line On 'PreMarket Prep': Charting The Plunge

Several issues have rebounded nicely off their pandemic lows only to peak and come back down to levels not seen since mid-2020.

Benzinga

NZ children face a ‘perfect storm’ of dangerous diseases as immunisation rates fall

Routine childhood immunisations have dropped so dramatically globally during the COVID-19 pandemic that the World Health Organization and UNICEF are raising the alarm.

The Conversation

Student-loan freeze led to big credit-score gains, NY Fed says

The pandemic-era freeze on student debt payments has “dramatically” improved credit scores for Americans who borrowed money to pay for college, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said.

Tribune News Service

Falkirk pupils celebrate exam success as results 'very positive'

Braes High School headteacher praises pupils for their 'bravery and resilience'

Daily Record

National helpline launched for east and southeast Asian victims of racism in UK

Support service set up in response to rise in reported hate crimes since pandemic

The Independent UK

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Government needs a big-bang solution or faces consequences of rising energy bills

New prime minister must drop small state rhetoric and come up with response to impending crisis

The Conversation

Furlough had a protective effect on mental health – but it wasn't as good as working

In March 2020, a few days before lockdown was introduced, the UK government launched the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, widely referred to as “furlough”. This scheme provided employees who were unable to work due to the pandemic with 80% of their pay (capped at £2,500 per month).

The Conversation

5 ways students can foster positive mental health at university

For many students, heading off to university means moving away from home and to a new place, facing the prospect of making new friends or adjusting to larger class sizes. For some it will also mean readapting to in-person learning.

Chicago Sun-Times

Glenbard South’s Cam Williams commits to Notre Dame, St. Rita’s Pat Farrell picks Illinois

Cam Williams’ football career took a fateful turn when he arrived at Glenbard South early in the pandemic.

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The Conversation

Amid flight cancellations and airport chaos, is it worth traveling right now?

We all realized the importance of the COVID-19 pandemic when we were asked by the government to stay home in Winter 2020.

Daily Record

Exams delight as Stirling students make grade after first in-person tests since pandemic

The pass rate in Stirling is an increase on the same figure in 2019 - the last time pupils sat in-person SQA exams,

Daily Record

Stirling gigs planned to celebrate post pandemic return of live music

Scotland on Tour/Golden Hum concerts at the Tolbooth this month.

Nottingham Post

Former Nottingham cafe owner who was close to suicide and bankruptcy claws his way back to launch successful new business

He urges anyone with depression to tell someone how they're feeling

The Guardian - UK

Tell us: have you left the UK workforce in your 50s?

We’d like to hear from people who stopped working during the pandemic on whether they are considering returning

The Independent UK

Scientists fear rise in hospitalisations from non-Covid infections this winter

Non-Covid infections accounted for more than half of respiratory-related hospitalisations during the first peak of the pandemic, raising fears that the coming winter could be even worse

Axios

Americans return to pre-pandemic life: survey

54% said they rarely or never wear a mask indoors around people from outside their household.

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