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Homelessness up in Bay Area, down slightly in San Francisco

Homelessness increased nearly 9% in the San Francisco Bay Area over the last three years, despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent to keep people off the streets during the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

The Strategists: Morrison rolls dice on super-for-housing in final attempt to close Labor’s lead

To help us bridge the gap between the polls and reality, TND's strategists are back to sharpen our focus on the issues that could sway the result on May 21.

The New Daily

Young man who split with his girlfriend and lost his job in lockdown took his own life

Oliver Smith, 28, was described as a 'unique character' who had a 'difficult pandemic'

Manchester Evening News

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Infodemic in pandemic: how COVID influenced food choices

NIN study highlights need for promoting nutrition literacy for using information cautiously

The Hindu

Over 70% of Australia’s aged care workers yet to receive $800 pandemic bonus, poll suggests

Union poll finds majority of members have not yet received any payment as aged care peak body says both parties fall short on policy

The Guardian - AU

US reaches 1 million COVID deaths — and the virus isn’t done with us

David Dowdy hunches in front of his laptop at his kitchen table as he watches COVID-19 data trickle in. One death. Then another. And another. And another.

Los Angeles Times

Busy Leeds ring road finally reopens after £31m flyover transformation

Before the pandemic, 43,000 vehicles passed over the bridge every single day

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South West College on lookout for local ‘Community Heroes’ who made a difference during the pandemic

It's time to nominate friends, family members, neighbours or colleagues who went above and beyond to help others during the pandemic

Belfast Live

Ryanair boss warns of skyrocketing flight costs and airport delays this summer

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has warned that prices for flights could go up this summer as the demand for European holidays goes up in the wake of pandemic restrictions being lifted

Daily Mirror

South Africa's COVID school closures hit girls hard -- but they showed resilience too

South Africa’s school dropout rate was high even before the COVID pandemic. Research shows that around 60% of young people effectively drop out of school, with no school-leaving qualifications to their names.

The Conversation

Social media can be a force for good in a crisis: lessons from Lagos

In times of crisis, it is especially crucial that governments share accurate, up to date information with their citizens. Social media can play an important role in disseminating urgent information.

The Conversation

People turn purveyor of luck to support their lives

More people are opting lottery sale as a vocation after the pandemic

The Hindu

Wolfe Tone Park in Dublin's north inner city reopens following rejuvenation works

The park was closed during the pandemic as the Parks, Biodiversity and Landscape Services team worked to restore it to a green space.

Dublin Live

China’s economic activity collapses under Xi’s COVID Zero policy

China’s economy is paying the price for the nation’s COVID Zero policy, with industrial output and consumer spending sliding to the worst levels since the pandemic began and analysts warning of no quick recovery.

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The Conversation

Children's physical activity dropped during COVID lockdowns but didn't bounce back – new UK research

During the COVID pandemic, lockdowns and school closures brought about significant changes to children’s opportunities to be active. While the precise rules varied around the world, most countries experienced some level of restrictions for a time.

Wales Online

'Frankenstein dogs' on the rise as clinics breed freakish pups

Experts said they were concerned about 'weird and wonderful combinations' of breeds amid the pandemic puppy boom

Wales Online

Long-lasting health impacts of lockdown may take UK years to recover from

People are exercising less and their mental and physical health has declined

Chronicle Live

Exam anxiety counselling almost doubles ahead of GCSEs and A-Levels, new Childline figures show

One 15-year-old girl told Childline she was 'extremely stressed' about her upcoming GCSEs and feared the pandemic's impact on her education would affect her results

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Evening Standard

Scramble for extra invigilators as students sit first exams since pandemic began

GCSE and A-level exams have been cancelled for the past two years due to Covid

The Guardian - US

We need a definitive exit from our Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the roadmap

Nasal or oral coronavirus vaccines, more and better drugs, and a variant-proof vaccine could catalyze a clear way out

The Guardian - US

‘I cannot survive on $260 a week’: US retail and fast-food workers strike

Workers who bore the brunt of the Covid pandemic at billion-dollar companies such as Dollar General, McDonald’s and Wendy’s are leading a surge in action

Roll Call

COVID-19 wastewater efforts confront long-term questions - Roll Call

Public health experts hope the technology will help monitor threats beyond COVID-19 — like opioids and the flu.

Miami Herald

Cruise bookings smash records. And passengers are accepting COVID-19 likely will be aboard

MIAMI — Jennifer Chatham, a real estate agent who splits her time between Miami and Houston, recently took her third Carnival cruise during the pandemic.

Tribune News Service

TSA warns of travel ‘hiccups’ as it braces for ‘very, very busy summer’

DALLAS — The nation’s TSA chief David Pekoske and airport and airline leaders say there will be inevitable ‘hiccups’ this summer as they expect the largest airport passenger crowds since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

The National (Scotland)

Fury as Tory minister 'insults' struggling families with tone deaf jobs advice

A TORY minister has told people who are struggling desperately to make ends meet during the cost-of-living crisis that they should work extra hours…

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