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Zach LaVine knee injury worse than he let on, surgery imminent?

According to a source close to the situation, however, Zach LaVine's knee was "more like 50% and that's on a good day.'' The source also said the maintenance of the knee the past few months was an all-day ordeal, and that there would have been a ...

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South Carolina churches can remain open, even during a pandemic, under bill signed by governor

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina churches can stay open during a crisis, even amid a pandemic like COVID-19, under a bill Gov. Henry McMaster signed on Tuesday.

Tribune News Service

Victoria stands down 420 public school teachers over vaccine mandates

About half had failed to get a booster shot before the March deadline and have been placed on unauthorised leave

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Mortgage holders in outer suburbs could face ‘huge cliff’ as inflation and rates rise, experts say

Inflation jumped in March, sparking expectations of a cash rate rise before the election, and concerns for mortgage holders

The Guardian - AU

Families of care home residents who died of Covid say government ‘threw loved ones to the wolves’

Matt Hancock wrongly claimed to have thrown a ‘protective ring’ around care homes, bereaved relatives say after damning High Court ruling

The Independent UK

Sadness over plans to knock down part of 'beautiful' Nottingham bowls club for flats

"It would basically put a building site down in the Arboretum"

Nottingham Post

‘Thrown to the wolves’: Covid care home ruling is bitter victory for relatives

Analysis: The high court found policy that sent untested people into homes was illegal and irrational

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Bereaved families welcome ruling that Government Covid-19 care home policy was 'unlawful' - but 'it won't wind the clock back'

Families who lost parents to Covid-19 in care homes in the North East welcomed a High Court ruling that the Government had acted unlawfully

Chronicle Live

Families demand Boris Johnson resigns over unlawful Tory Covid care home policy

Cathy Gardner and Fay Harris brought legal action against the Government for its care home policies in early 2020, when they lost their fathers Michael Gibson and Donald Harris

Daily Mirror

Humana Q1 Earnings Beats Expectations, Raises FY22 Profit Guidance

Humana Inc (NYSE:HUM) has posted Q1 adjusted sales of $24.08 billion, beating the consensus of $23.51 billion. The benefits expense ratio increased from 86.4% to 85.9%, and the operating cost ratio increased from 12% to 9.7%. Humana posted an adjusted EPS of $8.04, beating the consensus of $6.78 and $6.38 posted a…

Benzinga

Met PC threatened to pepper spray father in Covid lockdown birthday party standoff

The officers saw around 20 people - including children carrying party balloons - leaving from the back of the house during the stand-off

Evening Standard

"Now I'll take the Government to court for my dad": Ruling on Covid deaths in care homes 'opens floodgates'

"They were trying to hide it, trying to stop it. Now I can seek justice for my dad. But it’s not just my father, it’s for the people who didn’t have a voice.”

Manchester Evening News

Key points around the Government’s ‘unlawful’ care home discharge policies

Two women, whose fathers died during the first wave, mounted a legal challenge.

The Independent UK

COVID-19 cases rise to 126 in Karnataka

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The Independent UK

Fauci: 'Pandemic phase' over for US, but COVID-19 still here

Dr. Anthony Fauci has given an upbeat assessment of the state of the coronavirus in the U.S., saying the country is “out of the pandemic phase” on new infections, hospitalizations and deaths

Birmingham Post

'Catastrophic consequences' says Welsh care home boss as UK Government rapped over 'unlawful' Covid policies

England health chief under fire for failure to test all patients prior to discharge to care homes until April 15 2020 - but in Wales it was another two weeks before that became mandatory

Benzinga

Mid-Day Market Update: Nasdaq Rises 150 Points; NCR Shares Plunge

U.S. stocks traded higher midway through trading, with the Dow Jones gaining more than 300 points on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

High Court’s care homes ruling ‘rubs salt in wound’, says bereaved daughter

Jean Adamson’s father Aldrick died in a care home in April 2020.

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New 'Hippocratic Oath' would see doctors struck off for spreading fake Covid news on social media

GMC's Good Medical Practice guide is being updated for the first time in almost ten years

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3 Low-Priced Stocks with Solid Upside

Heightened inflationary pressures, aggressive interest rate increases, geopolitical instability, and the resurgence of COVID-19 cases have triggered a market correction. Given the increased market volatility, investing in companies with attractive valuations and significant upside potential could be wise. Thus, we believe the fundamentally sound yet cheap stocks of ARC Document…

Birmingham Post

Somerset coworking space to open after Covid and Brexit delays

The Collar Factory in Taunton has been renovated into a modern shared office facility

Belfast Live

Meet the crew at one of Derry's most popular coffee shops - that has something for everybody

"Even after 30 years of experience, I was nervous, it was a new role for me."

Evening Standard

UK reports 17,224 Covid cases as deaths drop to 304

In London, 723 cases were recorded which was a fall from the 1,434 reported on April 25 and amounts to 11,423 over the last seven days.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Trump’s ex-COVID-19 adviser, Pa. native Deborah Birx, says disinfectant episode was ‘a tragedy on many levels’

PHILADELPHIA — Deborah Birx — the Pennsylvania-born government doctor who rose to international prominence during the pandemic — is back in the news, this time promoting her account of her controversial stint as the first coronavirus response coordinator under former President Donald Trump.

Chronicle Live

Covid rates falling across most of the North East - but one area has seen cases more than double in a week

Most areas of the North East are seeing Covid rates down on a week ago, but in some places around the region a bounce in cases will need to be watched carefully.

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