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Politics and pandemic fatigue doom California’s COVID vaccine mandates

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In January, progressive California Democrats vowed to adopt the toughest COVID vaccine requirements in the country. Their proposals would have required most Californians to get the shots to go to school or work — without allowing exemptions to get out of them.

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'I will still wear a mask': But others are glad to see the back of the last remaining Covid restriction in Wales

Two years of restrictions on our freedoms due to coronavirus have now ended

Wales Online

Police Scotland and courts spending cuts branded 'good day for criminals'

Scotland's beleaguered justice system is already struggling to clear a backlog in cases caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Hospitality businesses still struggling with recruitment - as one boss encourages young people to consider the industry

Candice Fonseca and UK Hospitality call for support to fill industry vacancies

Birmingham Post

Belcoo pharmacist 'overwhelmed' after Community Heroes award for work during pandemic

Niall's award nomination said "the village would be lost without him."

Belfast Live

Give free school meals to all kids in Universal Credit households, teachers say

Boris Johnson is under pressure to widen free lunch provision as cost of living pressures mean more Brits struggle to feed their families

Daily Mirror

Most student-loan borrowers made no payment during us freeze

A majority of borrowers who together hold about $400 billion in federal student debt made no payment on their loans in the pandemic era, taking full advantage of a freeze put in place at the onset of the COVID-19 crisis.

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‘Two-speed market’: Property prices are falling as rates rise, but not everywhere

Australia’s housing market has started falling from its pandemic highs, with property prices down 0.11 per cent in May amid rising interest rates.

The New Daily

The Farmer’s Daughter Who Helped Keep SEC Football in Motion

Over the last two years, Dr. Katie O’Neal has dealt with everything from Zooms with Nick Saban to online personal attacks.

Sports Illustrated

After Ontario's COVID-19 school closures, a responsive recovery plan is critical

Three years into the pandemic, it’s clear that Canada’s provinces have been hampered by a lack of a comparative cross-Canada analysis of school closures and the effects on students.

The Conversation

The folly of the work-life balance

Ontario employers have until June 2 to craft a written policy on disconnecting from work. Will companies take inspiration from the television series Severance where workers volunteer to have their work self and home self surgically severed?

The Conversation

Hit by pandemic curbs, India's quarterly growth slows to 4%

India’s economic growth, hit by pandemic curbs and price increases, slowed to 4.1% in the January-March quarter, according to figures released Tuesday by the government

The Independent UK

Here's how much learning South African children lost in the pandemic

When a state of disaster was declared in South Africa in 2020 in response to the COVID pandemic, a hard lockdown was instituted and schools were shut. This was followed by varying periods of lockdowns, school closure and rotational timetables to maintain social distancing across different grades.

The Conversation

‘We owe them a lot’ Orthopaedic teams praised as surgery resumes across three sites in Tayside

The team at Ninewells Hospital have now returned to their specialist wards after the pandemic.

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Nottingham Post

Update from solicitor as some Nottingham City Council staff yet to be paid after court ruling

The council said last year parties involved had agreed the timescales were 'unrealistic' largely due to Covid pandemic and the time to pay out was extended

The Conversation

Deaths and injuries in road crashes are a 'silent epidemic on wheels'

The COVID-19 pandemic has generated mind-numbing statistics over the past two years: half a billion cases, 6 million deaths, 1 million in the U.S. alone. But another, less-publicized global scourge preceded it and is likely to outlast it: traffic deaths and injuries.

Evening Standard

Monkeypox expert ‘does not expect another pandemic’

Another 71 cases of monkeypox were identified in England over the weekend

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: My mom and dad say they can travel but family can’t

Teen feels betrayed after parents put off group vacations, citing money and pandemic concerns, but mother books a trip for just her and her husband.

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'Summer of chaos' warning as travellers pay the price for "chronic" staff shortages at UK airports

It comes as a trade union said travellers are now paying the price for “chronic staff shortages” caused by job cuts during the coronavirus pandemic

Asharq Al-Awsat

SMAP IMMO Paris to Hold its 17th Edition in June

SMAP IMMO Paris for Moroccan real estate will hold its 17th edition at Port de Versailles, Paris, between June 24 and 26. The exhibition reconnects with its audience in Paris after more than two years of hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will present various offers for Moroccan real…

Manchester Evening News

Man who lost his job in the pandemic watched a whopping 1,028 films in a year

Phil Watts set himself the target of watching 1,000 after losing his job during the coronavirus pandemic

Daily Record

Glasgow and Edinburgh airport chaos as holidaymakers forced to queue outside

There were long queues reported today as holidaymakers return after the cornavirus pandemic.

Asharq Al-Awsat

From Baristas to Inspectors: Singapore’s Robot Workforce Plugs Labor Gaps

After struggling to find staff during the pandemic, businesses in Singapore have increasingly turned to deploying robots to help carry out a range of tasks, from surveying construction sites to scanning library bookshelves. The city-state relies on foreign workers, but their number fell by 235,700 between December 2019 and September…

Insider UK

Retail group condemns ‘deplorable’ abuse against shop workers during pandemic

More than 15% of the retail workforce suffered some form of harassment

Bristol Post

Government 'failed to act' over half-term rush as airport chaos continues

A minister has said the travel industry should have had staff in place as long queues and security delays cause chaos

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