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Scottish commercial property investment hits pre-pandemic levels

Around £1.2bn of commercial deals were agreed between January and June this year

Insider UK

Editorial: COVID surge shows why Biden administration needs updated vaccines, big new booster push

As COVID-19 killed thousands of Americans every day in late 2020 and early 2021, the U.S. government's rapid success in shepherding the creation, emergency approval and initial rollout of safe, effective, free vaccines was a major public health victory — one made all the more amazing because it came under…

Tribune News Service

Conservative blocs unleash wave of litigation to curb public health powers

A coalition of religious groups, conservative think tanks, and Republican attorneys general have chipped away at local and state authority, altering how the nation can respond during health crises.

WEKU

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While Australians line up for COVID boosters, low vaccination rates in poor countries continue to cost lives

Two and a half years into the pandemic, more than 12 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered worldwide, and more than 5 million are being administered each day. People in many high-income countries, including Australia, are now receiving their third or fourth dose. But the distribution of vaccines globally…

The Conversation

Alfred Banks Stays Upbeat, Resumes Music Career

The singer says the reaction to his latest project, ‘Range 2,’ is “dope.”

Zenger

'A weird dinging sound that everyone dreads': what rapid deliveries mean for supermarket workers

Online grocery shopping has boomed since the pandemic began in 2020, with Woolworths and Coles steadily expanding their home-delivery offerings. Rapid delivery is the latest frontier.

The Conversation

Faye Flam: How worried should you be about omicron BA.5?

The ways we think about the COVID-19 pandemic have evolved with the virus: In 2020, it was a potentially deadly threat we could avoid by being careful; in 2021, it was something that was likely to infect everyone eventually; and now, it’s becoming seen as a persistent health hazard that…

Tribune News Service

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Macau begins 11th round of mass testing in worst COVID outbreak

Macau kicked off an 11th round of COVID-19 testing for residents on Monday, as the world's biggest casino hub extended a lockdown of casinos and other businesses in the fight on its worst outbreak since the pandemic began.

Reuters

Eat Your Heart Out offer Sour taste from next album

NEWCASTLE emo band Eat Your Heart Out will release their second album Can't Stay Forever on September 9. Anticipation for the sophomore record continues to build after the four-piece dropped the album's second single Sour. Following on from their single Down, Sour channels an early 2000s pop-punk sounds reminiscent of…

Newcastle Herald

Private rents in Bristol shooting up after the pandemic

On average a property in Bristol costs £1,125 a month to rent

Bristol Post

Boeing, Airbus Face Off at Farnborough Air Show

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE sales staff will hit the tarmac this week at the Farnborough International Air Show, the first of the biggest commercial aviation shows since the pandemic largely shut down air travel.

Bangkok Post

Inequality has worsened and the budget is shot, so means test everything

Casuals with no access to sick leave obviously need to be looked after by the government, but everyone else should be told to look after themselves.

The New Daily

COVID-19 lockdowns see rise in bank and credit-card fraud as more people work and shop from home

More Australians have had money stolen from their bank or credit-card accounts during the pandemic due to a growth in online shopping. While most victims are reimbursed by their financial institutions, there are some grey areas.

ABC News

Metal concerts return after a pandemic-induced lull

Third edition of Deliverance music festival to be held on July 30 at Hotel Classic Sarovar Portico

The Hindu

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Boris Johnson attends plush Chequers goodbye bash after skipping latest Cobra meeting

Boris Johnson infamously missed five Cobra meetings while the Government sleepwalked into the pandemic and he will sat out what could be the last one of his tumultuous premiership

The Guardian - UK

This isn’t the way to solve the NHS staffing crisis

Letters: We urgently need to train more doctors and stop relying on medical staff from overseas, writes Prof Rachel Jenkins. Plus, Charlotte Burck and Gretchen Siglar on the support that NHS workers need to stay well themselves

The Hindu

Prachanda, Nadda meet at BJP office

Nepal leader calls for working together for poverty alleviation in the region

Daily Mirror

'Triple threat' for NHS this winter could pile pressure on already-struggling system

The first pandemic milestone will be on Tuesday, which is a year since 'freedom day' when the bulk of England’s Covid restrictions were ditched, but flu and Norovirus will also have impact

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The Guardian - UK

‘The way it’s playing out is unexpected’: UK faces up to changing waves of Covid

As infections soar in the third major wave this year, experts say Covid may never settle into a seasonal cycle

The Conversation

Caregivers were traumatized by COVID-19 public health and long-term care policies

We all watched as the horrors unfolded in long-term care (LTC) in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. Canadian LTC residents represented 81 per cent of the national reported COVID-19 deaths.

Tribune News Service

California’s public health tax is dead for the year

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A ballot initiative that would have raised taxes on California millionaires and billionaires to fund public health programs and pandemic prevention is dead — at least for this year.

The Guardian - UK

UK has missed chances to prepare for future pandemics, says ex-vaccines tsar

Kate Bingham suggests lessons not learned about need for scientific and commercial expertise in government

The Guardian - UK

Why a 2020s rerun of the Roaring Twenties remains wishful thinking

The 1920s also began dismally. But for a fourth industrial revolution to happen, much more has to be done

Belfast Live

Rising costs leading to a 'mental health crisis worse than the pandemic' in Northern Ireland

"It's driving people to a suicidal crisis, where they see no hope for the future and no alternative"

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s basically impossible’: pandemic backlog leaves learners struggling to sit driving tests

Learner drivers are overpaying to book driving tests and struggling to find teachers as the Covid crisis disrupted lessons for some half a million pupils

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