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Are Covid lockdowns linked to hepatitis in children as experts investigate cause

UK health officials say the surge of hepatitis infections could be connected to the pandemic.

Daily Record

How to urgently renew your passport as Home Office warns of enormous backlog

The Home Office has warned that passport applications could take longer than expected as millions of Brits delayed their passport renewals during the Covid-19 pandemic

Daily Mirror

Prof Sam McConkey says Ireland has done 'exceptionally well' with Covid despite death toll rising above 7,000

Prof McConkey also said that Ireland's economy also managed to withstand the pandemic better than other countries

Irish Mirror

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Flights to Australia for just £10 and how you can get them

TV chef John Torode explains the scheme, set up in a bid to help South Australia bounce back from the pandemic

Wales Online

Editorial: A Trump judge rated ‘not qualified’ got it wrong on masks

COVID-19 caught the United States unprepared and unwilling in some ways to defend itself against the viral pandemic that has now taken nearly a million American lives. More than 400,000 had been lost by the time Joe Biden, on his first day as president, ordered face-masking across an array of…

Tribune News Service

How many more children must die before we fix England’s social services?

A system eroded by austerity has been further stretched by the pandemic. The tragic consequences are all too plain to see, says author Polly Curtis

The Guardian - UK

How one architect’s radical ideas about nature changed American cities forever

Born April 26, 1822, Frederick Law Olmsted realized humans need nature for their mental and physical health — his ideas have changed how cities are built to this day.

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Heathrow’s Covid losses top £4bn as autumn lull looms

Airlines cancel flights amid higher fuel costs, Ukraine war and expected fourth pandemic wave

The Guardian - UK

Perth College UHI to face disruptions over next five weeks due to lecturer strikes

Members of the Educational Institute of Scotland – Further Education Lecturers’ Association (EIS-FELA) are taking the action seeking a “fair pay rise” that recognises their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic

Daily Record

Individual Investors Doubled in Saudi Financial Markets

Recent official data revealed that over 4.7 million subscribers per capita are active in the proposals of financial markets in Saudi Arabia, according to the 2021 annual report of the Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA). The annual report stated that the number of individual investors in IPOs jumped 4.7 times,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Large' taxi fare increase proposed to bring drivers back to industry

Around one in ten drivers left the industry during the most intense two years of the Covid-19 pandemic

Dublin Live

Is hybrid the new normal? Workers are back in person but only a few days a week

People are going back to the office. Not in the same everyday slog they did before the pandemic, but many are back at least a few days a week.

Los Angeles Times

Flights to Australia for just £10 and how to get your hands on them

The South Australian Tourism Commission has launched the scheme in a bid to bounce back from the pandemic

Liverpool Echo

Irish people offered trip of a lifetime as Australia aims to lure young workers with €10 flights

A lucky few will be handpicked to jet off from Dublin on Qatar Airways to Adelaide, the coastal capital of South Australia

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The Independent UK

Russia's war heats up cooking oil prices in global squeeze

Cooking oil prices have been rising worldwide since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and Russia's war in Ukraine has sent those costs spiraling

Newcastle Herald

Hunter health district records more COVID-related deaths in 2022 than last two years combined

The number of COVID-19 related deaths in the Hunter this year have shadowed the first two years of the pandemic combined, and it is still only April.

Liverpool Echo

Urgent warning issued to anyone who uses cash as more banks close

The use of digital payments rose by more than 40% during the covid pandemic

Businessweek

We’re Fighting Covid With Faulty Data

Measurements of illnesses and vaccinations haven’t kept up with the changing nature of the pandemic.

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The Independent UK

Alaska's cruise season starts as industry hopes for revival

The first large cruise ship of the season has arrived in Alaska, marking the start of what industry and tourism officials expect will be a more robust travel year after two pandemic-stunted seasons

Chicago Sun-Times

Life expectancy gap widens among Black and white Chicagoans during first year of pandemic; Latinos suffer steepest drop

COVID-19 deaths drove much of the change but wasn’t the leading factor for it. The deadly virus was second to heart disease deaths — which increased with other chronic diseases like diabetes.

Bangkok Post

'Time for economic pivot,' says Arkhom

Thailand should focus on reviving the economy ahead of injecting money into Covid-19 relief programmes, Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said on Monday, in a move perceived to signal a scaling down of financial aid for victims of the pandemic.

The Times of India

UP Board students to get bonus marks for out-of-syllabus questions

PRAYAGRAJ: UP Board students, who have recently appeared in high school and intermediate examinations-2022, would be given extra marks as bonus because of the errors in questions asked in the exams from the 30% syllabus curtailed this time owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Conversation

As mining activity expands in northern Labrador, COVID-19's 'new normal' difficult to accept for Nunatsiavut Inuit communities

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, mining giant Vale shut down its Voisey’s Bay mine for three months to protect the health and well-being of its employees and the nearby Nunatsiavut Inuit communities.

Tribune News Service

There's a lot of talk about recession. What should you believe?

In spring two years ago, the coronavirus pandemic threw the U.S. economy into recession. Last spring, the proliferation of vaccines swung it into a rapid expansion.

The Times of India

1,500 Karnataka schools closed in Covid years, says association

BENGALURU: Around 1,500 small private schools have closed in Karnataka in the Covid years, claims Recognised Unaided Private Schools Association (RUPSA). The association says that enrolment dipped after schools remained shut during the pandemic.

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