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Care home Covid policy ruled unlawful by High Court in landmark case by two daughters

Judges ruled against the government's policy on discharging patients from hospitals into care homes in March 2020 - which a study linked directly to 286 deaths. Tens of thousands died in care homes during the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Check Point Software Tops Q1 Driven By Increasing Cyber-attacks

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd (NASDAQ:CHKP) reported first-quarter FY22 revenue growth of 7% year-on-year to $543 million, beating the consensus of $534.3 million. Revenue from Products and licenses grew 6% Y/Y to $115.9 million, Security subscriptions increased 13.6% Y/Y to $201.6 million, and Software updates and maintenance grew 1.9% Y/Y to $225.2 million.…

Benzinga

Discharging patients from hospitals into care homes at the start of the Covid pandemic was 'unlawful', High Court rules

In Wales, people were sent from hospitals into care homes at the start of the pandemic without being tested for Covid

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Discharging patients to care homes during pandemic was 'unlawful', rules court

Ruling in case brought by two women whose fathers died from Covid-19

Wales Online

Care home residents ‘failed’ by government discharging Covid patients as Hancock slammed for ‘despicable lie’

Bereaved relatives says Matt Hancock should be ‘ashamed’ of claim that care homes were protected

The Independent UK

New calls to reinstate 'vital' Lanarkshire bus service scrapped during pandemic

The X1 service between Hamilton and Glasgow was the only direct bus into the city.

Daily Record

Editorial: Feds need to ramp up COVID treatment

The nation’s response to the pandemic has taken on a new phase, as mask mandates and social distancing give way to home-based testing and outpatient treatments. That’s why it’s essential the Biden administration get its new “test-to-treat” program up to speed. With new infections rising in Florida and nationally, the…

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Less than £2,000 paid out to drivers for damage casued to motors by potholes during Covid lockdown

Stirling Council shelled out less than £2,000 to motorists for damaged caused to vehicles by potholes through the coronavirus pandemic.

Daily Record

Greater Manchester Walking Festival returns for first time since the start of the pandemic

The festival coincides with the start of National Walking Month

Manchester Evening News

Chief who helped West Lothian leisure services survive pandemic retires

Tim Dent will retire as chief executive of West Lothian leisure in June

Daily Record

650 children who dropped out of schools in Kallakurichi district during pandemic readmitted

Survey by district administration helped identify them

The Hindu

6ft tall paramedic who 'felt like a freak' beats anxiety to compete for Miss England title

Alice Jones dealt with crippling anxiety, self-doubt and body images issues

Wales Online

Stirling brewery enters liquidation as 'a consequence' of Covid-19 pandemic

Fallen Brewery's revenues dipped to below 50 per cent of its peak.

Daily Record

Commentary: US playing politics with migrant lives

The Trump administration’s three-year campaign to block access to asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border led to its use of a scorched-earth tactic at the start of the coronavirus pandemic — border expulsions under orders from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Comment: how might London reinvent how we live and work post-pandemic?

London is adept at remaking itself in unexpected ways

The Guardian - UK

UK retail sales slump in April, says CBI; gas prices rise as Gazprom cuts supplies – as it happened

Concern over Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover wipes $126bn off Tesla value, as German consumer morale falls to historic low and dollar rises to pandemic high

The Independent UK

Quarantine lottery breached rights, New Zealand court rules

During the height of pandemic restrictions, thousands of New Zealanders desperate to return home essentially had to roll the dice month after month as they tried to secure a coveted bed in a quarantine hotel run by the military

Wales Online

Welsh morning headlines: The latest news, coronavirus, Ukraine and sport news as food banks see demand soar

Parents are skipping meals, turning off appliances and going without heating to afford the internet so their children can do their homework

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Caravanning boom continues across Australia as families with kids hit the road for a nomadic lifestyle

A nation's peak caravan club says young families are joining grey nomads heading to regional areas for a new lifestyle after pandemic restrictions.

The News Lens

Pandemic Has Increased Interest in Game Streaming Services

According to the latest survey result, 65% of participants were aware of cloud games and willing to pay NT$700 for the GaaS subscription. Sony PlayStation Now, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Google Stadia, and NVIDIA GeForce Now lead the market, but the services they provide are varied. How do the players choose…

The Independent UK

Women await ruling after challenging Government pandemic care home policy

Cathy Gardner and Fay Harris, whose fathers died, took High Court action against Health Secretary Sajid Javid, NHS England and Public Health England.

The Conversation

Anticipating a side effect makes it more likely you'll experience it – this could contribute to vaccine hesitancy

The COVID pandemic has highlighted several interesting features of modern medical practice – most recently the “nocebo” response, which may account for a significant number of side effects people experience following vaccination.

Chicago Sun-Times

Russia’s war on Ukraine heats up cooking oil prices in global squeeze

Global cooking oil prices have been rising since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and Russia’s war in Ukraine has sent costs spiraling, another rising cost as inflation soars.

The Independent UK

Long Covid and health problems during pandemic cost UK economy £8bn and 400,000 workers, report says

Government urged to overhaul approach to public health after research reveals country has lost 400,000 workers to ill health

The Independent UK

Food bank demand soars in pandemic with 830,000 parcels given to children as ‘life is nothing but struggle’

‘I have days when I’ve not even wanted to be here anymore because I don’t feel I can face life now,’ one new food bank user says

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