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First batch of Haj pilgrims flies out of Kolkata after 2 years

KOLKATA: The first batch of 365 Haj pilgrims to Mecca-Medina flew out of Kolkata on Friday after a gap of two years due to the pandemic.

The Times of India

Riverdance returns to Dublin after two-year Covid pandemic hiatus

Some of the dancers involved in the 25th anniversary show, including the two lead dancers, Fergus Fitzpatrick and Amy Mae Dolan, were not born when the first show appeared on stage

Irish Mirror

Olympian Marcell Jacobs takes fashion break with Dsquared2

Caught between the pandemic and war in Europe, Milan luxury fashion designers on Friday open four days of mostly menswear previews for next spring and summer in a challenging economic climate

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First batch of Haj pilgrims leaves from Kolkata

KOLKATA: The first batch of 365 Haj pilgrims to Mecca - Medina flew out of Kolkata airport on Friday morning after a gap of two years owing to the pandemic.

The Times of India

MSP challenges SNP to address the number of cancelled operations in Lanarkshire

In April, there were 1700 operations cancelled on the day, or the day before, they were scheduled to take place.

Daily Record

Rise in East Lothian pupils needing mental health services and living in poverty

The number of referrals to children's services was higher in towns where more families were living in poverty with parenting issues the biggest reason for social work intervention

Edinburgh Live

What you need to know if you are flying abroad this summer

Travellers making up for time lost during the pandemic have faced delays and cancellations as they try to head abroad.

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What effect will a summer of international travel have on the pandemic?

As summer vacation approaches, countries like the US and EU member states are easing pandemic entry rules on international travel and readying themselves for a surge of tourism. But with cases on the rise in Europe, what consequences could this summer travel season have on the evolution of the pandemic?

France 24

Former Man City striker Emmanuel Adebayor wins FIFA ruling over 'unfair sacking'

Emmanuel Adebayor played for Paraguayan side Olimpia in 2020 but was sacked after their season was halted by the pandemic.

Manchester Evening News

Wirral's first covid testing site to reopen as a library

The council reassured users that they won't be charged for books borrowed before the pandemic

Liverpool Echo

Airlines were totally unprepared when travel came roaring back

Airline and airport executives spent the past two years trying to convince everyone it’s safe to fly during a pandemic, touting reduced touch points and hospital-grade filters. Little did they know how overwhelmed they’d be once travel came roaring back.

Tribune News Service

The Week Ahead: Disrepair or renovating confidence — a check on the state of housing

The American housing market has weathered the COVID-19 pandemic in good health. It has been able to flourish despite (or in some places because of) infection rates, protective measures and changing lifestyles.

Miami Herald

Eco-friendly ways to improve your home, from used kitchens to recycled garden decking

The post-pandemic appetite for home improvements is still going strong - here are some ways to do it more sustainably

Evening Standard

Mysuru yoga centres yet to emerge out of pandemic’s shadow

Zero foreign arrivals have hit yoga studios, which now hope that PM’s visit on World Yoga Day will help in revival

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UK Covid infection rate rising, with more than a million cases in England

ONS figures show pandemic is not over, say experts, with Omicron variants probably to blame

The Hindu

NCPA musicians come to Chennai with Mozart’s Overture to the ‘Marriage of Figaro’

For the first time since the pandemic began, the Symphony Orchestra of India returns to the national stage with a series of concerts outside of its hometown Mumbai

Daily Mirror

Kym Marsh reveals terminally ill dad's cancer has spread as he's set to start new treatment

Kym Marsh's father Dave, 77, was diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer after delaying getting a check-up during the pandemic

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Why we need a national day of remembrance for COVID victims

In New York City, a woman opens her laptop to a bar graph showing the number of COVID-19 deaths nationwide each month in 2021 and fixes her gaze on April. She tells a researcher: “My mother is one of them.” The graph helps her see that her mother is “part…

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Between French Guiana and Brazil, an uncontrollable border (2/4)

Every day, nearly 3,000 dugout canoes cross the Oyapock River, which serves as a natural demarcation in South America between Brazil and French Guiana. The river's banks are the scene of trafficking, illegal immigration and unlawful gold panning. Locals play cat and mouse with the border police, who try their…

The Independent UK

Some airport staff could work longer hours if they wanted, minister says

The aviation industry is suffering from staff shortages after letting thousands of people go during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Hindu

RBI not behind the curve; tolerance of high inflation was a necessity: Das

In March, the RBI felt that economic activity was above the pre-pandemic levels and decided to shift focus to curbing inflation, the central bank Governor said

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s an investment in the future’: the creative company displaying growth through sustainability

When business slowed during the pandemic, creative design and print agency KGK Genix took the opportunity to start its journey towards net zero

Reuters

Zimbabwe nurses to start strike on Monday over pay

Zimbabwean nurses unions said on Thursday their members would strike next week to protest at poor salaries and working conditions, the second walk-out by nurses since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Tribune News Service

States fight student mental health crisis with days off

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. — Linnea Sorensen falls into a funk whenever her girlfriend, who is a Marine, leaves for months at a time, and the high school junior has trouble concentrating on class work.

Tribune News Service

Does the pandemic have you 'pangry'?

MANKATO, Minn. — Are we out of the woods with COVID-19? Have we reached the endemic stage? Should we adopt the mindset that the virus is just a part of our lives now and carry on as usual?

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