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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

Manchester Evening News

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.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

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

Daily Mirror

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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 National (Scotland)

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 Independent UK

‘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.

The New Daily

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.

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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.

Los Angeles Times

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.

Radio France Internationale

Aberdeen recruitment firm expands team by a third

Post-pandemic job rush creates growth opportunities

Insider UK

1 Million Muslims Begin Hajj Pilgrimage

It is a scene that stirs hope - and relief - for Muslims around the world. One million pilgrims from across the globe amassed on Thursday in the holy city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia to perform the initial rites of the Hajj, marking the largest Islamic pilgrimage since the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

1st bull run in Pamplona in 3 years takes place; no gorings

The first bull run at Pamplona’s San Fermín festival held in three years due to the pandemic has taken place

The Independent UK

Jonathan Van-Tam to be recognised at investiture ceremony

The Duke of Cambridge will host the investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

Evening Standard

Thaikkudam Bridge returns to Chennai, discusses new songs and future tours

Back on stage in Chennai, Thaikkudam Bridge revels in their return to live performances. Has the pandemic changed their music?

The Hindu

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Under Pressure: Chinese International Graduates In a New China

Uncertainty about Covid, high unemployment rates, and shifting workforce expectations challenge China’s youth in 2022.

The Independent UK

Pandemic-delayed World Games open in Birmingham a year late

A global athletic competition is starting in Birmingham, Alabama, after a yearlong delay caused by the COVID-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

Prof Van-Tam and other leading health professionals to be recognised at investiture ceremony

The Duke of Cambridge will host the investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

AAP

Lockdowns, mandates still on cards for Vic

Victoria's new health minister hasn't ruled out mask mandates or work-from-home rules after the state's pandemic powers were extended for another three months.

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ABC News

Gold prospecting hobbyists find moving further afield in the Kimberley still pays handsomely

More than 10 years ago around 1,400 WA Miner's Right documents were issued in a year. Now, two years into the pandemic, that has increased nearly threefold, and expansion continues to turn over nice nuggets.

The Independent UK

Footfall set to remain below pre-pandemic 2019 levels for the foreseeable future

Springboard said the cost-of-living crisis is starting to limit consumer spending, while working from home has ‘become a permanent fixture’.

The Independent UK

NHS staff criticise ‘incomprehensible’ scrapping of special Covid leave

‘Long Covid is a work-acquired injury for many of us,’ said one nurse.

The Independent UK

Languages learning in ‘slow recovery’ following the pandemic

Report finds Government could miss its EBacc target when it comes to foreign language learning.

ABC News

The dying showman? How COVID, fuel and insurance costs are impacting the show industry

It's not an easy time to be on the show circuit with increased fuel prices, insurance bills, extreme floods and a lingering pandemic. So, how are ag shows going?

USAFacts

COVID-19 death data shows racial disparities during the pandemic

While non-Hispanic white people accounted for nearly two-thirds of all deaths nationwide, the non-Hispanic Native American and Black populations died at disproportionately higher rates.

Bangkok Post

Amazon, Microsoft, Google Strengthen Grip on Cloud

The pandemic period has been a boon for the trio of companies that dominate cloud computing. Now as the economy enters another tumultuous phase, Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Google appear poised to extend their strength.

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