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The Cardiff nursery offering free childcare to refugees and asylum seekers

Nestlings Nursery opened just months before the pandemic and are now offering free childcare for refugees and asylum seekers

Wales Online

Top signs of a good neighbour - including watering your garden when you're away

One in five believe the pandemic has brought them closer to their neighbours - and over a third would trust their neighbours with a spare key to their home

Daily Mirror

‘Everyone should prep’: the Britons stocking up for hard times

Whether it be Covid, Brexit, the climate crisis or war in Ukraine, some are determined to be ready in case of the worst

The Guardian - UK

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Are you a beard guy? Tim Dowling on the trend that will never end

Fashion says we reached ‘peak beard’ a decade ago, but there are still so many around. Is it the pandemic – or is something else going on?

The Guardian - UK

Post-pandemic work disorder

So here we are, back at the office, after struggling into clothes that don’t fit anymore, only to be faced with unrecognisable colleagues and coffee machines from hell

The Hindu

‘Seven in 10’ people in England have had Covid-19 since early in pandemic

It is the first time an attempt has been made to estimate the cumulative number of people infected.

The Independent UK

Hepatitis rising among children and it could be down to Covid pandemic

There has been a sharp increase in severe hepatitis cases among children under ten in the UK over recent months. The UK Health Security Agency has been informed of 74 cases since January 2022, with 49 of these in England, 13 in Scotland and the remai

Wales Online

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Burnham: Action is needed now to help night time economy crippled by pandemic and cost of living crisis

Mayor says 'the hangover of the pandemic is going to be with us for a long time'

Manchester Evening News

Why poor mental health in the workforce is costing UK businesses billions

The costs of labour turnover due to mental health reasons has gone up from £8.6 billion in 2019 to £22.4 billion in 2021

Birmingham Post

Despite COVID-19 Measures Lifting, In-Person Church Attendance Remains Stagnant

Zooming religious services, once seen as a temporary fix, may now feel like a necessity for some congregants and churches.

Zenger

RTE Star Baz Ashmawy says this food made him gain two stone

The 47-year-old quit drinking in 2016 but indulged in carbs during the pandemic

Dublin Live

Jacinda Ardern greeted by giant sad dancing kiwifruit during visit to Japan

Two large mascots, dancing to sorrowful music, helped welcome the New Zealand prime minister on her first trip overseas since the pandemic began

The Guardian - AU

Parkes all shook up for Elvis festival

Elvis and Priscilla Presley lookalikes have descended on Parkes for the 29th Elvis Festival, postponed this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAP

DHS chief concerned about lifting pandemic border policy

The man charged with securing the border has shared his worries while speaking with Congress.

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The Times of India

Promote healthy living to prevent pandemic-like devastation: Doctors

BENGALURU: As the number of Covid-19 cases keeps fluctuating, experts have asked people to focus on controlling non-communicable and lifestyle diseases like diabetes, heart ailments, etc.

ABC News

Perth's rough sleepers left out in the cold during COVID-19 pandemic despite two years of planning

As COVID-19 took hold in Perth, plans to manage the spread of the virus in the city's rough sleeper community fell apart, leaving many without support or a safe place to isolate.

Bangkok Post

City overpass 'will be finished this year'

The Covid-19 pandemic has delayed work on a new overpass from Rama III Road to Na Ranong junction, a Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) source said, adding it is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

ABC News

Pet sitting services are booming. Here's what you need to know before booking one

As pandemic restrictions ease and humans return to work, furry family members added over the past two years are sending demand for pet sitting and doggy day care services soaring.

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From close contact isolation rules to masks, here's what COVID-19 restrictions Victoria has ditched

Victoria ditches mask rules in certain settings and isolation requirements for close contacts of positive cases.

The Guardian - US

Pandemic disrupted routine vaccinations of US kindergarteners

About 350,000 fewer children were vaccinated against preventable diseases such as measles and whooping cough, CDC reports

ABC News

Rules about isolation for COVID-19 close contacts change in NSW today — this is what you need to know

The NSW government scraps the requirement for close contacts of COVID-19 cases to isolate at home for seven days. Here's everything you need to know.

Benzinga

If You Invested $1,000 In Pfizer Stock At Its 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

Fosun Tourism Takes Off Globally, But Gets Grounded in China

Key Takeaways: Club Med operator Fosun Tourism reported a fourfold increase in revenue from its resort operations in the first quarter despite a resurgence of the Covid-19 Omicron variant Company is expected to return to profitability this year, with valuations that look competitive with other major global tourism stocks

The Guardian - AU

Factcheck: the Coalition says Labor always ‘takes China’s side’, but are the parties’ positions so different?

Did the opposition call Scott Morrison a ‘racist’ for shutting the border to China at the start of pandemic? Let’s look at the record

The Guardian - AU

I never imagined flying could be so exciting, but everything old is new again

From the forgotten bustle of the airport to feverish bad photos of the harbour below, an interstate trip brings fierce joy

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