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The children who lost a parent to coronavirus

More than a million Americans have died of Covid, leaving 213,000 children bereft of at least one primary caregiver. Photographer Callaghan O’Hare visits two families now missing a parent and meets the children whose lives are permanently scarred by the pandemic

The Independent UK

Vivid festival lights up Sydney once again

The Vivid festival has returned to Sydney, lighting up the Opera House and beyond after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAP

Q&A: Surgeon general warns of ‘crisis’ level health care burnout during Atlanta visit

During a visit to Grady Memorial Hospital Thursday, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy sounded the alarm over burnout among health care workers reeling after more than two years of caring for patients suffering from an ever-changing and often mystifying virus.

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Hotel segment eases back to normal

Hotels are gradually recovering from pandemic lows, allowing SET-listed companies to post strong performances in the first quarter despite the persistence of the Covid-19 Omicron variant.

Bangkok Post

Pandemic exacerbates swing towards solo sports

From their lonely habits during the pandemic, Australians have returned to organised sport and group fitness. But in some cases, it hasn't been in the same numbers as before.

ABC News

Film critics ponder next Palme d’Or as Cannes movie marathon wraps up

The Cannes Film Festival screened the last of its competition entries on Friday, wrapping up its first full-scale edition since the pandemic. On the eve of the Palme d’Or announcement, FRANCE 24 spoke to critics from Japan, Italy and Bangladesh about covering the world’s top film festival and their favourite…

France 24

Fears pandemic education fallout not over

One in two Australian parents and carers feel the COVID-19 pandemic is still making learning difficult for their children, research shows.

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Banks need to support growth, remain watchful of slippages: RBI report

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank on Friday said banks would need to support growth while being watchful of the credit behaviour of entities whose loans were restructured during the pandemic period to arrest slippages.

The Times of India

If You Invested $1,000 In Dogecoin At Its COVID-19 Pandemic Low, Here's How Much You'd Have Now

Investors who bought stocks during the COVID-19 market crash in 2020 have generally experienced some big gains in the past two years. But there is no question some big-name stocks performed better than others since the pandemic bottom.

Benzinga

Naidu recalls his efforts in developing Genome Valley

‘It has come to the rescue of the country during the pandemic’

The Hindu

Dublin make up artist reassure TikTok fans not to worry about body weight change

Aideen Kate told her TikTok followers that she put on weight because of the Covid pandemic

Dublin Live

Calls for 'immediate action' as over 10,000 people homeless in Ireland for first time since pandemic

The Department of Housing report shows there are 10,049 people now without a home during the week of April 18 to April 24, 2022

Irish Mirror

Bristol care home named one of the best in the country

It opened in the middle of the pandemic

Bristol Post

Lisa McHugh on tour plans, wedding countdown and life as mum on the road

Speaking to Belfast Live Lisa said the pandemic and having to cancel her wedding made her reassess what mattered most.

Belfast Live

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The Times of India

India created 146 lakh payroll in FY22; formalisation rate at 8%: Report

NEW DELHI: Bucking the slump created by Covid-19 pandemic since the past 2 years, India created 146 lakh payroll in financial year 2021-22, a report by State Bank of India (SBI) economists showed on Friday.

Daily Record

John Swinney opens Scotland's covid memorial in Glasgow park

The Deputy First Minister delivered a speech and laid a wreath in memory of those lost during the pandemic.

The National (Scotland)

Tears as Scotland's national Covid memorial is officially opened

SCOTLAND'S Covid memorial has been officially opened by deputy first minister John Swinney in Glasgow.

Zenger

Chilling Threat: How Climate Change Could Release World-Ending Super Bacteria

Strains of a “superpower” bacteria that could cause the world’s next deadly pandemic have been discovered by scientists in Antarctica.

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Covid cases fall across most of UK but one nation sees rise

Total infections have now fallen by 78% since the peak of the recent Omicron BA.2 wave in late March, when a record 4.9 million were estimated to have Covid-19

Los Angeles Times

Here's why scientists aren't 'crazy scared' about monkeypox

The monkeypox outbreak has captured the attention of an anxious public that's struggling to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and is on high alert for the next virus that might upend our lives.

Benzinga

PayPal Lays Off Employees As Growth Stagnates After Pandemic Recovery, Supply Chain Disruptions

PayPal Holdings, Inc (NASDAQ:PYPL) began laying off risk management and operations employees working in Chicago, Omaha, Nebraska, and Chandler, Arizona, this week, Bloomberg reports. PayPal ended 2021 with 30,900 employees, a 33% increase from pre-pandemic levels. PayPal incurred $20 million in costs tied to its restructuring in the first three months of…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Jersey Shore helped people through the pandemic. But things at the beach are still unsettled

The idea of the Jersey Shore as a place of escape, of healing, a tonic with an ocean breeze — a very old idea, really — was put to a test the last two years.

The New Daily

The pandemic has taken its toll on Australian nurses, and now hospitals are scrambling for staff

Australia is in the midst of a shortage of nurses, and not even healthcare professionals are able to gauge the full extent of the crisis.

The Hindu

Art Basel Hong Kong 2022 opens with online and onsite engagement

Artist Ellen Pau’s Shape of Light video installation, projected onto Hong Kong’s M+ Museum, sends out a message of healing during the pandemic

Wales Online

Mark Drakeford outlines Wales' Covid plan for the long-term as all restrictions end

Wales' First Minister spoke about vaccination, testing and restrictions as the cycle of Covid reviews comes to an end

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