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‘They had one job’: Ryanair bashes airports over travel chaos

Ryanair waded into the travel chaos fight on Monday, blaming airports for not hiring enough staff as it emerged as the clear post-pandemic winner in the airline trade.

Evening Standard

Pandemic's impact on the boardwalks' free-sample tradition at the Jersey Shore

PHILADELPHIA — For more than 20 years, Tom Curyto’s voice beckoned to vacationers traversing boardwalks in New Jersey's Wildwood and Ocean City.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

French riverboat tour was worth the pandemic wait

“We’ve been waiting for you” was the common theme among our cabin crew, bartenders, waiters, tour guides and the Tapestry II River Boat captain. It had been two years of waiting for the riverboats to take to the water since the boats were shut down for the pandemic.

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DWP tells 125,000 Universal Credit claimants to return pandemic payments

Around 14,500 people are appealing against the payback orders, some of who have been pursued by debt collectors

Chronicle Live

Indonesia's Widodo to meet Xi on rare China trip before G20

Indonesian President Joko Widodo is heading to Beijing for a rare visit by a foreign leader under China’s strict COVID-19 protocols

The Independent UK

DWP: Nearly 15,000 people ordered to return Universal Credit payments with debt collectors chasing some claimants

The government is trying to claw back £500m, claiming that some Universal Credit payments should not have been sent out

Bristol Post

The pandemic blighted the mental health of people in the north more than anywhere else, says new report

The Northern Health Science Alliance said its findings are more evidence that the pandemic had an unequal impact across different regions

Manchester Evening News

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Northern Ireland exams: When will this year's A-Level and GCSE results be released?

Everything you need to know about results days 2022

Belfast Live

Thousands 'unretire' as over 50s return to work in cost of living crisis

"With spiralling inflation and volatile financial markets impacting pension funds, some people who thought they could retire comfortably during the pandemic are now having to unretire and find work again"

Wales Online

The UN wants to educate children – it will succeed only if it feeds them first

Millions have missed out on education during the pandemic, and school meals programmes are another Covid casualty

The Guardian - UK

Newmarch House COVID-19 inquest told residents went without food, oxygen during outbreak

An inquest into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of 19 aged care residents in a Western Sydney nursing home in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic hears details about the final days of their lives.

ABC News

Supercross returns to Newcastle stadium after more than a decade

The stadium will host the FOX Australian Supercross Championship's Triple Crown after a three-year hiatus for the sport due to the pandemic.

Newcastle Herald

Kanchi Singh: Quitting a TV show for a film was a risk that I took

Kanchi Singh became a household name with the TV show Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, which she quit in 2017. The pandemic delayed things, but now it’s all falling into place and Kanchi is looking forward to her Bollywood debut.

The Times of India

Disagreements over masks and Covid jabs 'creating tensions in Leeds families'

Some are refusing to wear masks when asked to at care homes

Leeds Live

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360info

How the pandemic set back drug safety

The best form of inspection is an unannounced one, but the pandemic changed the game for regulators. They’ll need to work together to protect consumers.

The Independent UK

Pandemic teacher trainees at risk of leaving profession, study suggests

A report says the two cohorts who trained during the pandemic had ‘markedly different experiences’.

The Independent UK

Support for patients with communication needs ‘worse since start of pandemic’

The NHS has been urged to ‘better support communication needs of deaf people, those with sight loss or mental health issues’.

The Independent UK

Mental health ‘worse’ in North after pandemic, report finds

The Northern Health Science Alliance has conducted a review of how the Covid-19 restrictions affected the English regions.

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Bangkok Post

Pandemic action must be global

At their meeting in Bali on July 15-16, G20 finance ministers reaffirmed their commitment to coordinated action to get the Covid-19 pandemic under control and better prepare for the next global health emergency.

Bangkok Post

Foreign Purchases of U.S. Homes Fall to New Low

Foreign purchases of U.S. homes slid for a fifth straight year as the pandemic continued to limit international travel and the dollar strengthened.

Tribune News Service

Monkeypox proves elusive foe as WHO sounds alarm on global spread

The COVID-19 outbreak forced governments around the world to revamp their pandemic response programs, invest in drugs and vaccines and establish viral surveillance systems. Now monkeypox is putting those upgrades to the test — and they’re falling short.

The Guardian - AU

Pandemic burnout: how Australians are navigating the current Covid wave

With governments resistant to further Covid restrictions, we spoke to six members of the public to see how they are living with Omicron

Daily Mirror

'Arthritis breakthrough in hunt for baldness cure to be available soon'

The pill was previously licensed for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis but during the pandemic its licence was extended to the treatment of hospitalised Covid-19 patients - and it had a surprising impact for those suffering from alopecia areata

Wales Online

The huge numbers of children absent from school in Wales this year

Persistent absence, which began at the start of the pandemic, has continued right to the end of this academic year.

The Conversation

Businesses have the responsibility to invest in health and safety when governments fail to

With the lifting of public health measures all over North America and Europe, some governments seem to believe the pandemic is over. Restaurants and theatres are operating at full capacity and without proof of vaccination. PCR testing has been scaled back or nearly eliminated. Masks are gone — even in…

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