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Telugu film industry goes into a huddle to tide over crisis

Blockbusters such as ‘Pushpa -The Rise’ and ‘RRR’ are few and far between. Dwindling theatrical revenues has forced the Telugu film fraternity to rethink its business models. Here’s a closer look

The Hindu

Summer festival returns to Gateshead with music, pop-up bars, street food and a Flower Power Sunday finale

The August 27-28 Gateshead Summer Fest is back for the first time since the pandemic with Bank Holiday entertainment including prizes for the most colourful outfits

Chronicle Live

Linlithgow's Union Canal Day in pictures!

The Linlithgow Union Canal fun day is back after a three year break due to pandemic restrictions

Daily Record

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Rightmove says offices and orangeries on the rise after pandemic

People have also ditched dining rooms in favour of open plan living

Liverpool Echo

Disney+ Subscribers Surge as Netflix Stumbles

The Disney+ streaming service saw its number of paying subscribers leap beyond expectations in the last quarter, as rival Netflix's client count ebbed, results showed Wednesday. The number of people subscribing to Disney+ topped 152 million, up some 31 percent from the same period a year earlier, the entertainment giant…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Magnet fishing got people hooked, but China and green tech are threatening its future

Magnet fishing spiked in popularity thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Now China and the demand from other industries for the material used to make the magnets is threatening the hobby's future.

WEKU

17 pictures from this year's Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

The world-famous event has returned for 2022 after being postponed for the past two years due to the pandemic.

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Kim Jong-un suffered fever during Covid outbreak in North Korea, sister admits

North Korea claims to have dealt with the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic well, saying it only recorded its first cases in May despite no vaccines. The state is now claiming Kim was "seriously ill"

Daily Mirror

West Lothian brass band bounce back from pandemic with a new name and full line-up of events

The Kirkton Brass Band have rebranded following on from pandemic restrictions - changing their name for Newland Concert Brass this year

Daily Record

Work starts on fried chicken chain Popeyes' first Nottingham restaurant at old Burger King site

Its predecessor closed during the pandemic

Nottingham Post

More than two years into the pandemic, hospital care still may not save you from dying of COVID-19

PHILADELPHIA — By the fall of 2020, the pandemic’s first year, doctors treating hospitalized COVID-19 patients said they were starting to get the regimen down to a science. They learned when to put patients on ventilators, administer steroids, and deploy an expanding array of newer drugs.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Exam boss warns university entries are 'highly competitive' this year and asks young people to consider other options

Qualifications Wales chairman David Jones said 2022 is a "highly competitive year" for university applications and students should know it's "not the only option".

Wales Online

New Zealand house prices finally fall from dizzying heights

New Zealand house prices have fallen year-on-year for the first time in more than a decade as rising interest rates finally halted a dizzying boom that had only gained momentum after the coronavirus pandemic first hit

The Independent UK

New parents in pandemic 'abandoned at a time of need', health bosses admit

Seventy per cent of health visitors were transferred to adult services, South Gloucestershire councillors told

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New centre to ease Melbourne surgery woes

A new public surgery centre will open in Melbourne later this year in attempt to ease the backlog of procedures brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bangkok Post

'Learning boxes' help boost skills

The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the education system, affecting how students learn and testing teachers' ability to keep students engaged in online classes.

The Conversation

Pacific aviation is struggling to take off after the pandemic – how can the ‘blue continent’ stay connected?

With Samoa fully reopening its borders on August 1, another Pacific country moved tentatively forwards after two years of border closures and little or no international tourism.

The Hindu

COVID-19, arguably, has become endemic in India

It is time to deal with COVID-19 just like any other health condition and integrate COVID-19 interventions in general health service

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Norwegian Cruise Line joins others relaxing COVID restrictions

Norwegian Cruise Line and its sister lines Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises are rolling back COVID-19 vaccination and testing requirements next month, the latest cruise line to relax rules enacted during the pandemic.

Chicago Sun-Times

America’s fittest cities have the blues: how exercise can improve mental health

Arlington, Virginia, was the nation’s fittest community for the fifth straight year, the American Fitness Index rankings found. Chicago was No. 10.

Chicago Sun-Times

City’s budget forecast includes $42.7 million increase in property taxes

The proposed increase would cost the owner of a home valued at $250,000 just $34 more a year, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said, “about the price of an Al’s Italian beef — hot, dipped, with extra cheese — for a family of four.”

Irish Mirror

Garda Band costs taxpayers average of nearly €25,000 per performance

Nearly €4.6 million has been spent on the ensemble over the past two-and-a-half years

The Independent UK

WHO: COVID-19 deaths fall overall by 9%, infections stable

The World Health Organization says in its latest weekly pandemic report that the number of coronavirus deaths fell by 9% in the last week while new cases remained relatively stable

Wales Online

People plagued with self-doubt at work after pandemic

Nearly a quarter of people surveyed (24 cent) regularly have feelings of imposter syndrome

Evening Standard

Stephen Barclay: The NHS is here to help – and always will be

Last February this government promised no one would wait more than two years for routine treatment such as operations, scans and checks, and pledged that this would be achieved by the end of July, after wait times built up during the pandemic.

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