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

Rubbish was dumped in Anderson Street to the dismay of residents

Liverpool Echo

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.

ABC News

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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

The Independent UK

Scammers still targeting Illinois state employment agency; officials say they’re better prepared now

An academic researcher says he finds Illinoisans’ stolen financial information for sale online, along with tutorials explaining how to commit fraud.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bucking The Trend: How SMEs Can Survive The First 12-months In Business

By Mohammed Ibrahim, Entrepreneur and Founder of The Clinic Room Britain is undoubtedly a hub for entrepreneurship. In fact, with 800,000 new companies registering in the first year of the pandemic, SMEs now account for 99 per cent of all businesses and 33 per cent of employment.

Benzinga

The International Monetary Fund: Holy Grail or Poisoned Chalice?

As the global south struggles to grapple with its debt pandemic, experts question the efficacy of the IMF’s conditional lending.

Foreign Policy

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Four reasons the shift to hybrid working is set to stay for young professionals

We’re in the middle of a remote working revolution. In the UK, though remote working was slowly growing before the pandemic, in 2020 the number of people working from home doubled.

The Conversation

Donald Trump's last Ireland trip had awkward blip with Leo Varadkar and 'unwelcome' sign

He is no longer President, there's a new Taoiseach and we've had a massive pandemic in the meantime, but we shouldn't forget that there were a number of hairy moments on his last trip to Ireland

Irish Mirror

Bournemouth's Yellow Buses goes into administration amid rising petrol prices and inflation

The bus company has "suffered" from the challenges of the pandemic - and the changes in people's lifestyle habits

Birmingham Post

Can a Strong June Salvage H World Group's Second Quarter Malaise?

Key Takeaways H World Group’s average occupancy and revpar are recovering after steep declines in April and May due to pandemic restrictions, but still lag 2019 levels Investors are watching whether the company’s loss will narrow in the second quarter on the back of improving hotel performance metrics

Benzinga

Woman, 77, marries 'perfect man' who moved into her care home during pandemic

Elderly residents at a care home have tied the knot at the home after they fell in love during the Covid-19 pandemic - with the smitten pair locking eyes across a 'crowded room'

Daily Mirror

Revenue crunch, staff shortage hit Mysuru KSRTC’s expansion plans

The urban and rural divisions of the State Transport Corporation were merged post-pandemic but revenue is yet to reach pre-COVID-19 level despite lifting of all curbs

The Hindu

Wizz Air to launch nine new routes including winter flights to Egypt and Morocco

The services will take off from London Gatwick and Luton as the low-cost carrier rebounds from challenges posed by the pandemic

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Irish Mirror

Ryanair flights for just €22 on sale as part of August bank holiday deals

The Irish airline will surely be hoping to make up for some of the losses incurred due to the pandemic and the more recent delays and cancellations experienced by passengers this year, particularly this summer.

The Independent UK

Beyoncé review, Renaissance: Politics gives way to post-pandemic pleasure

In a catch-all spirit of musical modernism, trap, house, glitchtronica, disco, ragga, South African gqom and future funk are all lobbed into a heady mix, with songs blending into each other and shifting course mid-flow

Wales Online

Boris Johnson's former aide describes 'nannying' the needy PM during the pandemic

Cardiff University alumnus Cleo Watson was one of the PM's closest aides during the pandemic and has now lifted the lid on her work inside 10 Downing Street

The Independent UK

Power PDA and ‘fast-forwarding’: The biggest dating trends of 2022

Trends like ‘dry dating’ and ‘hesi-dating’ show how the pandemic has affected our love lives

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Employees are increasingly on the hook for their medical costs

The share of medical spending paid by enrollees was increasing pre-pandemic.

Asharq Al-Awsat

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The Independent UK

Sony sees profit rise despite waning interest in video games

Sony has reported its profit edged up 3% in the last quarter, weathering production setbacks from COVID-19 lockdowns in Shanghai and a trend away from video games as pandemic restrictions eased elsewhere

Salon

Report: predatory pandemic evictions

"They're particularly buying up housing in places that have relatively weak tenant protections"

The Guardian - UK

Strikes, ‘food banks’, takeover fears: the sea of troubles circling BT

Firm that played key role in lockdown is grappling with pay row, strategic uncertainty and the cost of living crisis

The Conversation

Few Australians have the right to work from home, even after COVID. Here's how that could change

Before the pandemic, working from home was a luxury. Then it became a necessity. Since lockdowns have eased it has become a contested space between what employers and workers want.

ABC News

During COVID, diagnoses were delayed. Now there's been a huge spike in demand for palliative care

Experts say delayed or disrupted access to healthcare services during lockdowns has contributed to many people being diagnosed later, particularly with cancer.

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