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A woman wears a long thermometer on a hook hanging from her ear, her chin upturned and eyes gently closed, in a photograph taken by the artist Man Ray around 1920, not long after the influenza pandemic of 1918. One hundred years later, another woman hangs on her ear a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Businesses that moved online in lockdown continue to use technology

"Most of those businesses have continued to grow and expand on that work they put in over the pandemic"

Wales Online

US hiring was likely solid in June despite recession fears

U.S. employers likely downshifted their pace of hiring in June, but to a level that remains solid despite heightened fears that the economy faces the growing risk of a recession

The Independent UK

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Cochin International Airport to augment non-aero revenue

KOCHI: The Cochin International Airport Ltd (Cial) focuses on increasing its non-aero revenue through various projects as the airport has recovered from the financial impact caused by the pandemic over the past two years.

The Times of India

G20 diplomats face unity headwinds on Ukraine, war's impact

Top diplomats from the richest and largest developing nations are confronting multiple crises as they open talks beset by sharp divisions over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its impacts on food and energy security, along with climate change, poverty and the lingering effects of the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's messy political legacy of lies, scandals and delivering Brexit to his base

Boris Johnson, the now outgoing prime minister of the United Kingdom, had wanted to follow in the footsteps of his idol Winston Churchill and be remembered as a leader of consequence. He aspired to greatness and desired to stay in office longer than the 11 years enjoyed by Conservative icon…

The Conversation

2012 Olympic Games did not boost grassroots sports ‘as hoped’ – NAO

Ministers said the Games would leave a ‘lasting sporting legacy’.

The Independent UK

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How did the pandemic affect jails?

Expedited releases and a decrease in arrests helped drive a 25% decline in jail populations in 2020.

USAFacts

Flight cancellations, delays expected as school-holiday demand reaches peak

With all states on school holidays from tomorrow, people travelling to see relatives or escaping to warmer climes can expect to see delays at airports.

ABC News

Hajj Crowds Move to Mina as Pilgrimage Pinnacle Nears

Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims journeyed from Saudi Arabia's holy city of Makkah to a white-tented city in Mina on Thursday as they neared the highlight of the biggest Hajj ritual since the coronavirus pandemic began. Worshippers took buses or walked to Mina, seven kilometers (four miles) from Makkah's Grand…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Frustration as Saudi Hajj lottery limits foreign pilgrims returning to Mecca

A million fully vaccinated Muslims from around the world have gathered in the holy city of Mecca for the five-day Hajj. It's a big increase in number since the pandemic upended the annual Saudi event in 2020. While foreign pilgrims have returned, a government-organised lottery system has put a squeeze…

Radio France Internationale

Liverpool scientists to help prevent 'devastating' flu outbreak with £5m fund

Metro Mayor hails "momentous" projects

Liverpool Echo

JVT hails colleagues as he is knighted for helping steer nation through pandemic

Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam gained public affection for delivering health messages with a dose of humour and colourful analogies.

The Independent UK

Covid-19 bereaved say inquiry must hold Boris Johnson to account

Families who lost loved ones welcome PM’s exit but worry his handling of pandemic will be overlooked

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The New Daily

‘So damaging’: Pet scams increase by 1000 per cent during COVID-19 lockdowns

Scammers raked in $4.2 million through pet-related fraud in 2021, an increase of more than 1000 per cent since the beginning of the pandemic.

The New Daily

‘Step change’: Huge lift in online shopping as pets and gardens boost sales

Australia Post has now delivered more than 900 million parcels during the pandemic after shoppers flocked to online shopping during lockdowns.

Manchester Evening News

Losses pass £300m for Manchester Airport owner with passengers still under pre-pandemic levels

The number of passengers passing through Manchester Airport increased by 225% to 9.1 million

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Imperial agency eyes reviving regional visits

With the Emperor and Empress unable to visit regional areas for more than 2-1/2 years due to the pandemic, the Imperial Household Agency is closely monitoring various events, including J.League soccer matches, to help devise measures to prevent infection and allow the couple to resume their trips.

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Daily Mirror

Thrill-seeking over-40s would rather hike or ride rollercoasters than go on beach break

Nearly three-quarters of over-40s are seeking to be more adventurous on their travels after the pandemic - with horse riding and skiing among the top activities

The National (Scotland)

Hybrid working at Holyrood should continue, say MSPs

HYBRID working set up during the Covid-19 pandemic in Scotland’s Parliament should continue, a Holyrood committee has said.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson reached the top but was felled by his flaws

Boris Johnson wanted to be like his hero Winston Churchill: a larger-than-life character who led Britain through a time of crisis

The New Daily

‘Them’s the breaks’: Boris Johnson quits as Britain’s Prime Minister

After months of defiance and pandemic controversy, Boris Johnson has quit as British prime minister, following days of chaos in his government.

WEKU

The pandemic has changed workplace fashion. What does that mean for you?

Many people traded in slacks for sweatpants during the worst of the pandemic and are now figuring out what to wear back to the office. Here's what that looks like, from Wall Street to Capitol Hill.

Los Angeles Times

Labor pool shortage hits public pools. Here's why California needs lifeguards

When the heat hits in California, public swimming pools become vital refuges for tens of thousands of families, many of modest means. But because of bureaucratic red tape and the aftermath of pandemic shutdowns, many pools statewide are confronting a labor pool problem — not enough lifeguards.

Radio France Internationale

Avignon festival woos Covid-weary public back to theatres

Organisers of the Avignon international festival that opens Thursday are hoping to rekindle the public's taste for theatre. With a range of live performances and events, the festival will try to reboot a sector that has suffered badly because of the Covid pandemic.

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