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Back to snow: World Economic Forum reverts to January for 2023

The World Economic Forum will revert to January for its 2023 annual meeting in the Swiss ski resort of Davos after moving to the spring for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Reuters

Midlothian council sticks with virtual meetings as £200,000 hybrid costs 'prohibitive'

Midlothian Council axed its webcast service just before the pandemic but while it cost £11,000 a year the annual charge for using a new service is being estimated at £96,000

Edinburgh Live

Explainer-What is on (and off) the agenda of the WHO Assembly?

Hundreds of health ministers and diplomats from around the world meet in Geneva this week for the World Health Organization's first in-person assembly in three years as the U.N. agency seeks to define its future role in global health policy.

Reuters

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Mr Foley’s Tap House closed during the height of the coronavirus pandemic

Leeds Live

Lenovo Clocks Slowest Revenue Growth In 7 Quarters As Pandemic Demand Cools Down

Lenovo Group Ltd (OTC:LNVGY) reported fourth-quarter FY21/22 revenue growth of ~7% year-on-year to $16.69 billion, below the consensus of $17.36 billion. SSG revenue grew 28% and improved its operating margin by more than 1 point Y/Y. ISG sustained its profitability. IDG improved its operating margin Y/Y. It marked Lenovo's slowest growth in seven…

Benzinga

A new report says the negative impact on our bodies from not being in the office could take the nation years to recover from. We've compiled a list of tips to stay active while working from home.

Daily Mirror

Africa CDC warns on vaccine hoarding amid monkeypox outbreak

The acting director of Africa's top public health agency said on Thursday that he hoped vaccine hoarding, as seen by wealthier nations during the COVID-19 pandemic, would not be repeated with the current monkeypox outbreak.

Reuters

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Plans to transform part of hotel in Porthcawl into housing

The planning application claims that the restaurant is closed and bar sales are down as a result of the coronavirus pandemic

Wales Online

DIY retailer Wickes avoids post-pandemic slowdown

Business has benefitting from sustained DIY interest and bursting trade order books

Evening Standard

Liverpool ICU doctor shares heartbreaking response to Boris Johnson party pics

'People were dying every day'

Liverpool Echo

Health brands' reputation rise after pandemic

A renewed focus on health and wellness has been a boon to the reputations of health care companies, according to new rankings from the annual Axios/Harris Poll 100.

Axios

Wealthier people ‘more likely to see lifestyle improvements during pandemic’

Nearly a third of ‘mass affluent’ people said their work-life balance improved during the coronavirus pandemic, according to LV=.

The Independent UK

Millions risk losing US healthcare when Covid emergency declaration expires

An estimated 5.3 million to 14.2 million could lose Medicaid coverage when the public health emergency ends in July

The Guardian - US

Safety regulator refused to investigate some NHS staff Covid deaths

Health and Safety Executive did not look into at least 89 incidents in England, including 10 deaths

The Guardian - UK

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Where to live on Crossrail: Southall house price growth, new homes and Elizabeth line journey times

During the pandemic, a new breed of Crossrail hotspots has emerged led by Southall, in west London, which has seen 14 per cent house price growth in the last two years.

The Independent UK

Housekeepers struggle as US hotels ditch daily room cleaning

Many hotels across the United States have done away with daily housekeeping service, making what was already one of the toughest jobs in the hospitality industry even more grueling

The Independent UK

Goodbye NYC; Estimates show big city losses, Sunbelt gains

Eight of the 10 largest cities in the U.S. lost population during the first year of the pandemic

Miami Herald

Remote learning apps used in schools tracked kids’ data without their knowledge, report says

When the coronavirus pandemic upended traditional methods of delivering education, school districts across the country and the globe turned to online learning platforms.

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Queenslanders slowly returning to public transport post-pandemic, data shows

Buses, light rail and trains are seeing more people tapping on as the state learns to "live with COVID", Transport Minister Mark Bailey says.

Daily Mirror

Tory MP Richard Bacon called 'grotesque' for suggesting NHS workers broke Covid laws too

South Norfolk Conservative MP Richard Bacon defended the prime minister on Wednesday before making comments about healthcare staff in the UK Wes Streeting called "grotesque"

The Independent UK

Heathrow tells Government to ‘bring pace to the policies’ for aviation recovery

Passenger numbers at UK airports last year were 78% below pre-pandemic levels.

Bangkok Post

Airlines strive to restore their prospects

Over the past two years, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the aviation industry has been on the verge of collapse because of stringent border controls and uncertainty over travel rules, causing severe financial strain for many airlines.

Caixin Global

China’s Premier Puts Greater Emphasis on Growth

Li Keqiang tells State Council China needs to strike a better balance between pandemic control and economic development as Covid measures weigh on GDP

ABC News

Racism remains rife towards Chinese-Australians, more than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic

Research shows almost one in five Chinese-Australians are experiencing racist attacks, more than two years after the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Tribune News Service

Senate Republicans still want vote on border expulsion policy

WASHINGTON — Pandemic border restrictions under the public health directive known as Title 42 are staying in place for now, but Republican lawmakers said they don’t plan to let up pressure on the Biden administration and congressional Democrats over the policy.

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