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Working towards animal health

A collaboration is needed between veterinary science and human health experts to forge effective tools

The Hindu

Baby joy for Hexham MP Guy Opperman after 'long journey' and heartbreak of lost twins during pandemic

Guy Opperman and wife Flora have welcomed baby Kitto

Chronicle Live

Monkeypox Stocks On The Move: What Investors Should Know About The Outbreak

The World Health Organization has declared the 2022 outbreak of monkeypox a global health emergency. The monkeypox crisis isn't as severe as the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has a number of health care and biotech stocks on the move.

Benzinga

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Greater Manchester council backs pay increase for workers on par with inflation amid cost of living crisis

Hardship is as a result of the pandemic and 'the longest pay squeeze since the Napoleonic wars'

Manchester Evening News

Living with COVID: how treating masks like umbrellas could help us weather future pandemic threats

Thankfully, the UK now looks to be past the peak of both the recent heatwave and the latest COVID wave. But there will be more of both – and in future, we might think about how we protect ourselves from COVID in the same way we protect ourselves from the…

The Conversation

DJ D-Nice says he couldn’t have imagined headlining Carnegie Hall with ‘Club Quarantine’

NEW YORK — What started as a stay-at-home show born out of the pandemic is heading to one of the world’s premier venues.

Tribune News Service

Falcons owner Newcastle Rugby returns to profit despite 'challenging' pandemic year

Club benefitted from furlough scheme and other

Birmingham Post

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GST levies on food items won’t burden poor, says Nirmala Sitharaman

Finance Minister says GST Council is a constitutional body where Modi doesn’t take decisions, but State Finance Ministers take them

The Hindu

How used clothes became part of Africa's creative economy -- and fashion sense

In recent years the global secondhand apparel market for clothing and shoes has grown exponentially. In 2002 used clothing exports were worth US$1.4 billion. Despite a slowdown during the COVID-19 pandemic exports were close to US$4 billion in 2020.

The Conversation

Glasgow children's mental health support groups to get £20,000 grants to tackle pandemic impact

Funding, to be handed out by the city's health and social care partnership, would be used on early intereventions and preventative support for young people.

Glasgow Live

Liverpool's Pandemic Institute pledges £500k for monkeypox research

It will support studies into transmission and spread

Liverpool Echo

The Cardiff playground that's been shut for more than two years because it keeps flooding

The playground on Drovers Way in Radyr closed prior to the pandemic

Wales Online

Divorced dad who ditched house for motorhome says it's 'best thing he's ever done'

Ian Reeves took the plunge after a divorce and the affects of the pandemic on his business impacted his finances.

Daily Record

France ends Covid state of emergency, dissolves scientific council

A new committee to monitor and anticipate health risks was created in France on Sunday to replace the scientific council on Covid and the vaccine strategy steering committee, bringing an end to the state of emergency imposed since the beginning of the pandemic.

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The Independent UK

New Zealand fully reopens borders by ending all restrictions since onset of pandemic

Country to allow international students and tourists from Monday

The Conversation

How some children prospered in pandemic online learning

For parents, children and teachers, one of the most striking memories of the pandemic will be the sudden transition to online learning.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Big summer festivals to resume in Tohoku with virus precautions

SENDAI -- Two of the Tohoku region's three big summer festivals -- the Aomori Nebuta and the Akita Kanto festivals -- will be held in August after a hiatus caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The two were last held in 2019.

Daily Record

Joe Wicks on love of Scotland and mission to keep children healthy

The man who became the nation's PE instructor during the covid pandemic is back here for two fitness events in Lauder and Perth

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Daily Mirror

Struggling woman spends £4.5k on Airbnb in two months as landlords won't accept her dog

Kirsty Hunt, 36, spent thousands on Airbnb after she was made redundant and homeless during the pandemic, then she reluctantly took out a £23k loan to cover her London rent - but is once again struggling to find a landlord to accept her dog

Asharq Al-Awsat

Africa Excluded from Monkeypox Vaccine Distribution Race

WHO Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office Ahmed al-Mandhari has repeatedly stated that “no one is safe until everyone is safe.” This statement, which he was keen to mention in many press conferences held by the regional office since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, underscores the importance…

Evening Standard

WOMAD festival review: Still a great celebration of humanity at 40

The size and enthusiasm of the audience felt like an exorcism of the pandemic

Wales Online

Travel and tourism jobs crisis with 130,000 vacancies unfilled in pandemic aftermath

Restaurants and hotels are struggling but UK government, unlike countries such as Portugal, is refusing to allow temporary workers from overseas

Tribune News Service

Cynthia M. Allen: Blame doctors’ pandemic policies for part of the drop in kids getting childhood vaccines

I’m not alone when I confess that the COVID era wreaked havoc on my kids’ annual pediatrician visits.

Axios

Schools look to get back on track after 2 terrible years

It's been a brutal two years.

Tribune News Service

These Dallas restaurants saw record sales despite the pandemic. What’s their secret?

DALLAS — At first, the conversations seemed ridiculous. “Business is fantastic,” says Bob Sambol, the namesake of Bob’s Steak & Chop House on Lemmon Avenue in Dallas.

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