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2 Biotech Stocks Crushing It During the Market Crash

The Biotech industry has gained significant momentum since the pandemic. Moreover, the industry’s prospects look bright amid the lucrative federal funding and solid investments in breakthrough developments. Thus, given the stock market volatility, it could be wise to invest in quality biotech stocks Eli Lilly (LLY) and Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ),…

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Edinburgh schoolboy 'robbed' of childhood as sore tummy turns out to be leukaemia

The youngster missed out of his first year at school as it was too much of a risk to be around other kids with the pandemic and his weakened immune system due to treatment

Edinburgh Live

Boris Johnson's North East legacy: 'A story of failure'

Has Boris Johnson left the North East a better place than he found it?

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What is Hajj? One million Muslims gather in Mecca for largest pilgrimage since pandemic

The pilgrimage is one of the five pillars of Islam. It is a journey that every adult Muslim must make at least once in their lifetime, as long as they are physically and financially able to do so.

Dublin Live

Handshakes are back

The pandemic hasn’t technically ended, but people are clearly eager to get back to normal routines.

Axios

New fears for holidays abroad as cost of flights 'treble' amid raft of recent cancellations

British Airways and EasyJet are among the airlines to announce a string of cancellations as millions of people in the UK seek to catch up on holidays lost during the Covid pandemic.

Daily Record

Private hire driver who falsified documents during the pandemic loses licence

"If this hadn’t been picked up by our diligent officers, members of the public would have been driven around by a man without insurance"

Manchester Evening News

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Punjab: Inflation hits Bakar-Eid festivities in Amritsar

AMRITSAR: After facing losses for the past consecutive two years owing to coronavirus pandemic-induced restrictions, the sacrificial animal dealers in Amritsar are reaping windfalls with the high demand for sheep and goats not only from Punjab but also from neighbouring Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory (JKUT).

The Times of India

If we want to build truly sustainable cities, we need to think about how women use energy and space

Women and men balance their different responsibilities in different ways, something the pandemic has brought into sharp relief. But that isn’t always considered by those designing buildings. In fact, buildings designed without considering gender often benefit men and disadvantage women by default.

The Conversation

The best post-apocalypse movie on Netflix now reveals a dark truth about our present

Post-apocalyptic thriller, I Am Legend, has surprising parallels to Covid-19, but there's no single cure for our pandemic — unlike in the movie.

Inverse

Who will replace Boris Johnson as British Prime Minister? Here are the likely frontrunners

Boris Johnson has officially resigned as British Prime Minister. But why did he resign, and who is in the running to succeed him?

The New Daily

Glasgow kitchen builder 'hasn't stopped crying' since emotional £25k Cash Register win

Richard Brown is 'still in shock' after his emotional scoop was caught on camera. He told Glasgow Live the Covid-19 pandemic hit him and his fiance, Maggie MacLennan hard financially.

Glasgow Live

Horror virus that leaves 'ghost like' sufferers bleeding from nose and gums kills two

The global vaccine charity Gavi flagged Marburg last year as one of the viruses that could potentially spark the next global pandemic, as its long incubation time means it can quickly spread

Daily Mirror

Pope schedules back-to-back Italy trips after pandemic lull

Pope Francis is planning to restart his pilgrimages within Italy after a pandemic-induced lull and knee pain that has made walking and standing difficult

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Village fete returns for first time since before the pandemic hit

People turned out in the sunshine to celebrate in Howwood

Wales Online

'Murder' gulls seen eating live birds and rats thanks to pandemic

People have been horrified by scenes of the birds dragging rats out of canals and pinning down live pigeons to eat them

Los Angeles Times

Review: Thorny and unabashedly sexy, Claire Denis’ ‘Both Sides of the Blade’ cuts deep

For much of Claire Denis’ slow-roiling, superbly acted melodrama “Both Sides of the Blade,” we are in a Paris apartment that feels like a private paradise, a haven of domestic tranquility and sexual fulfillment. Sara (Juliette Binoche) and Jean (Vincent Lindon) have been together for a decade and still can’t…

Reuters

Shinzo Abe sought to reinvigorate Japan with bold economic policies, strong armed forces

Shinzo Abe, Japan's longest-serving prime minister, who sought to lift the economy out of chronic deflation with his bold "Abenomics" policies, beef up the military and counter China's growing clout, has died at 67.

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The Hindu

New York gallery showcases the work of Kerala artist Tom Vattakuzhy

Tom Vattakuzhy’s solo show ‘Song of the Dusk’ on at a gallery in New York captures the loneliness and uncertainty of the pandemic times

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: The furtive messaging around monkeypox feels awfully familiar

Have public health officials and the news media been less than candid in their explanations of the risk factors in the worldwide monkeypox outbreak? Are we seeing a replay of why people are losing confidence in doctors and journalists who have not been forthright about the public in the COVID-19…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The Mother of Strange Fashion

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…

Wales Online

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"

The Independent UK

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 Times of India

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 Independent UK

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

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