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North to South Wales air route scrapped by the Welsh Government

It said it will use the public subsidy for the route to make improvements in public transport across North Wales

Birmingham Post

White House to train health care workers in Latin America - Roll Call

The Biden administration hopes a plan to train health workers in Latin America will help stem the COVID-19 pandemic and future health crises.

Roll Call

Nurse warns A&E patients of THIRTEEN-hour wait for doctor with no beds available

The nurse was filmed addressing patients in Harlow A&E, which is run by Princess Alexandra Hospital Trust in Essex on Monday evening - she also asked relatives to leave due to space constraints

Daily Mirror

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Exam board apologises after mistake in A-level paper leaves candidates without questions about set texts

Four pages were missing from the English language A-level paper. The error follows complaints about maths AS and A-level papers and music AS-level

Wales Online

Masque of the Orange Death

With another COVID surge upon us, many Americans seem done with masks — and Trump's body count keeps growing

Salon

High prices, low inventory, a new norm for car shoppers

Shopping for a new or used car over the last couple of years, has become a more challenging endeavor, thanks to issues from the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

COVID: six ways long-term smell loss can affect you

Early in the pandemic, multiple studies showed that about half of people with COVID lost their sense of smell (called anosmia) at some point during the course of infection. Roughly an additional 20% to 35% experienced a clinical reduction in their ability to smell (hyposmia).

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Glastonbury Festival 2022: Tips for dealing with crowds for first time since Covid-19 pandemic

200,000 people are expected to attend Glastonbury and some revellers may be wary about being in big crowds again

Bristol Post

Glastonbury punters facing rail strike chaos prospect around festival dates

'It is incredibly disappointing the RMT have decided to take action that could drive passengers away from the rail network for good'

Bristol Post

Tough Mudder returning to Drumlanrig Castle for first time since coronavirus pandemic began

New and classic obstacles will challenge competitors on the special course on July 2 and 3

Daily Record

Training local leaders in mediation can reduce violence: positive results in Nigeria

Violence and insecurity are plaguing the northern parts of Nigeria. Banditry, kidnapping and other forms of indiscriminate violence have risen sharply during the pandemic.

The Conversation

Zara Owner Inditex’s Quarterly Profit Jumps 80% on Post-COVID Wardrobe Renewals

Fashion giant Zara's owner Inditex reported on Wednesday its net profit in the February-April period jumped 80% to 760 million euros ($812.06 million), in line with analysts' expectations as sales surpassed pre-pandemic levels. Sales at the world's largest fast fashion retailer reached 6.7 billion euros, 36% more than a year…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Covid savers leave cash exposed as millions fail to recognise inflation threat

Official figures reveal true extent of pandemic savings

The Independent UK

Almost two-thirds of Londoners are hybrid working in post-Covid capital

Major new study finds 61 per cent of London workers say they now work from home at least one day a week, compared with 37 per cent before the pandemic

Evening Standard

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Bangkok Post

Railway market back on track post-pandemic

SAMUT SONGKHRAM: A train bell rouses a Thai grandmother dozing in her fruit and flower stall, sending her rushing to fold in her awning before the locomotive slowly rumbles past, so close it almost touches her wares.

The National (Scotland)

How a revolution in Scottish public transport can help tackle cost of living

MANY now make the trip to the petrol station with a sense of foreboding. How high will the prices be this time?

Daily Record

We all applauded nurses in pandemic but we must find cash to pay them properly

The fact many are now so poorly paid they are forced to use foodbanks should shame us as a nation, writes Record View.

Tribune News Service

Pandemic rift seen widening mortality gap between Republicans and Democrats

Republican-leaning counties in the U.S. experienced higher rates of premature death even before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a study found, and researchers fear politically polarized responses to the virus could widen the gap.

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The Independent UK

Disabled people feel left out of post-pandemic sporting recovery, report says

The latest Annual Disability and Activity Survey highlights the necessity of urgent attention to tackle growing inequality

The Independent UK

NHS trusts struggling to expand numbers they can treat ‘due to lack of staff’

A major poll of NHS trust leaders found many are struggling to meet targets and reduce the waits backlog.

ABC News

Janet Yellen says US inflation at 'unacceptable levels', ASX rises but banks make big losses on rate hikes

The US Treasury secretary says North America is facing unacceptable levels of inflation. Meanwhile, the ASX regains some ground lost in yesterday's super-sized interest-rate-rise-fuelled rout, but the banks see their worst day in a year. Australian dollar rises on the RBA's super-sized interest rate increase.

Chronicle Live

Airport travel chaos to hit summer holidays and could last for 18 months

The disruptions are expected to get worse as thousands of British Airways workers were balloted for industrial action after it was claimed that a 10% pay cut imposed during the pandemic has still not been reinstated

Reuters

Boris Johnson's COVID response 'a joke,' irked airline chief says

A leading airline industry official on Tuesday blasted British politicians for criticizing long airport lines and canceled flights once COVID-19 cases eased and in turn assailed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's own response to the pandemic.

Reuters

Food shortages are next global health crisis, says expert

Growing food shortages may represent the same health threat to the world as the COVID-19 pandemic, a leading global health figure has warned.

Bangkok Post

Active Industrial & Logistics Market, Rental Rates Increased

•Investor sentiment around the Thai industrial market is rebounding after the COVID-19 pandemic

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