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Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter who became the story

Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter sentenced to 16 years in Russia on disputed espionage charges, was released Thursday in a major multinational prisoner swap after spending more than a year behind bars. Originally from Russia, the journalist returned in 2017 to the country of his parents, Soviet Jews…

France 24

Nearly one in five young people travelling abroad to see a dentist, survey finds

Health experts warn dental care has ‘gone into reverse’ since Covid pandemic

Evening Standard

Bank of England mulling first interest rate cut since early days of COVID-19 over 4 years ago

Borrowing costs in the U.K. could be cut later for the first time since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic more than four years ago, though economists stressed that the decision is likely to be a close call

The Independent UK

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Bank Of England To Finally Cut Interest Rate?

The Bank of England announces its latest interest-rate decision Thursday, with analysts split on whether it will cut for the first time since the Covid pandemic after inflation's retreat.

International Business Times

In ‘COUP!’ find a sharp ‘comedy of menace,’ with Peter Sarsgaard and Billy Magnussen

It’s the early days of the 1918 pandemic when a mysterious new chef descends on a wealthy family’s estate in the new film “COUP!"

The Independent UK

Lily Allen 'Dipping Her Toes' Into OnlyFans; Ex-Pop Star Is Selling Feet Pics For $10 Each

The COVID-19 pandemic fuelled an influx of online consumers that benefitted the thousands of content creators on OnlyFans worldwide, including celebrities.

International Business Times UK

Bank Of England Expected To Make First Rate Cut Since Pandemic

Central banks globally adjust interest rates to tackle inflation and boost spending amidst economic uncertainties.

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I studied ShotSpotter in Chicago and Kansas City – here’s what people in Detroit and the more than 167 other cities and towns using this technology should know

Like many large cities in the U.S., Detroit’s gun violence rate has fluctuated since the COVID-19 pandemic and the unrest after the murder of George Floyd in 2020. The city’s murder rate increased nearly 20% that year, meaning the city had the second-highest violent crime rate after Memphis, Tennessee, among…

The Conversation

Delhi HC directs Baba Ramdev, others to take down several of their posts against allopathy during COVID-19

The Delhi High Court on Monday, in an interim order directed Baba Ramdev, Acharya Bal Krishan, and others to remove statements and posts that accuse allopathic medicine and doctors of causing deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

McDonald's same-store sales fall for the 1st time since the pandemic, profit slides 12%

McDonald’s posted weak sales in the second quarter as increasingly value-conscious consumers paid fewer visits to restaurants

The Independent UK

UK ‘desperately exposed’ to cyber-threats and pandemics, says minister

Science secretary Peter Kyle says national resilience suffered ‘catastrophically’ under Tories

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The Independent UK

The Big Stay: Why we’re rejecting Linkedin job offers and staying put for longer

Forget the ‘Great Resignation’ world of post-pandemic job-hopping: it’s time to usher in a new era. But are we happier at work, or just too scared to jump ship? Helen Coffey investigates the latest trend for prioritising employment stability over new horizons

The Conversation

Under pressure, 80% of GPs closed their books to new patients at some point since 2019 – here’s why

New Zealanders’ first point of contact for healthcare – their general practice – is increasingly harder to reach, to the detriment of the overall health system.

AAP

COVID effect to cause 'excess' deaths for years to come

The deadly impact of COVID-19 on Australia is fading but the virus is expected to affect fatality rates for years, a report says.

The Guardian - UK

Shoplifting, tax evasion... If UK politicians break the rules, why shouldn’t the rest of us?

Corruption at the top has a knock-on effect on ordinary Britons, whose conduct reflects their moral outrage

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International Business Times

Defying Downturn, Auction Houses Bid High On Hong Kong

Three of the world's top auction houses are racing to expand in Hong Kong, eager to woo young Asian buyers even as the global art market retreats from pandemic-era highs.

The Guardian - UK

Faded no more: the return of British seaside resorts’ grand hotels

Many coastal towns are seeing a post-pandemic resurgence, with new builds and stately piles being returned to their former grandeur

Latin Times

Latino families have largely recovered from pandemic challenges, new study shows

From buying homes, to creating businesses and increasing purchases, majority of Latino families have bounced back from pandemic troubles

The Guardian - US

Covid surges in US as unequal access plagues vaccination and treatment rates

Data shows overall resistance to masks, but lower Paxlovid prescription and vaccination rates for people of color

The Conversation

Bosses are increasingly forcing workers back into the office – but evidence suggests it could backfire

Tesco, Boots and Barclays have joined the growing number of companies trying to force employees back to the office after several years of remote working that began with the pandemic. They’re likely to be in for a battle.

Roll Call

FactCheck updates how the US has performed under Biden - Roll Call

From FactCheck.org: how the U.S. has fared under Joe Biden under a broad array of measurements, including economics and immigration.

The Conversation

Hospital-acquired infections are rising – here’s how to protect yourself in health care settings

A new study from the National Institutes of Health shows a jump in both hospital-acquired infections and resistance to the antibiotics used to treat them. The findings are based on data gathered at 120 U.S. hospitals from January 2018 to December 2022, a five-year period that included the COVID-19 pandemic.…

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