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‘All my friends have moved’: how UK cities have been hollowed out by housing price rises

In central London, schools are closing as low and middle-income families are priced out. But some suburbs have more young people than they can afford. And the pattern is being repeated across the UK

The Guardian - UK

Baroness Mone admits she stands to benefit from PPE contract

She told the BBC she is a beneficiary of her husband Doug Barrowman’s financial trusts, which hold around £60m of profit from the Covid-19 deal.

Evening Standard

As 2023 holidays dawn, face masks have settled in as an occasional feature of the American landscape

As the year comes to an end with holiday parties and crowds, mask-wearing is much more off than on around the country even as COVID’s long tail lingers

The Independent UK

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COVID-19 sub variant JN.1: Karnataka on high alert; TAC to meet on December 19

Following rising COVID-19 cases in the neighbouring Kerala and a slight increase in Karnataka, the State is on a high alert.

The Hindu

Two COVID-19 deaths reported in north Kerala, Health dept. issues alert

Two persons from north Kerala districts die of COVID-19; Health department issues alert, urges strict surveillance & testing.

The Hindu

Dead good gifts: true crime games are a hit amid podcast boom

‘Immersive’ titles that require players to collaborate attract fans of online and TV documentaries

The Guardian - UK

COVID-19 sub-strain JN.1 detected in elderly woman from Kerala

A case of COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1 was detected from the sample of a 79-year-old woman in Kerala on December 8, official sources said

The Hindu

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Primary schools in England close, merge and shrink as pupil numbers fall

London boroughs among hardest hit due to falling birth rate and family struggles with Covid and rising costs

The Guardian - UK

Listen to us not politicians, AMA tells COVID inquiry

Australia's peak medical body has urged government leaders to listen to health experts in future pandemics as part of an inquiry into the response to COVID-19.

AAP

Doctors Discover People Can Catch ‘long Flu’ Just Like Long COVID

People hospitalized with the flu can suffer long-term, negative health effects – especially relating to their lungs and airways.

Zenger

As cases rise in Kerala, Tamil Nadu to keep a close watch on COVID-19 situation

Tamil Nadu increases RT-PCR tests to monitor COVID-19 situation; 8 cases reported on Thursday, 9 on Friday.

The Hindu

US homelessness up 12% to highest reported level as rents soar and coronavirus pandemic aid lapses

The United States has experienced a dramatic 12% increase in homelessness

The Independent UK

Urgent CDC Alert: Low Vaccination Rates Amid Surging Illnesses

Discussing rising hospitalization rates for flu, COVID, and RSV with vaccination rates remaining low. Emphasizing urgency for more people to get vaccinated.

Top News

Health Minister lauds institution for its support to community in times of need

Don Bosco School of Excellence celebrates 10 years of existence with teachers, students, parents & Health Minister Ma. Subramanian, thanking them for their help during COVID-19 & Cyclone Michaung.

The Hindu

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Hugo Keith KC: dogged fact-finder at heart of Covid inquiry

Lead counsel’s quizzing of leading politicians, officials and scientists has brought him to national attention

Total Film

Meg Ryan and David Duchovny on returning to rom-coms and paying homage to When Harry Met Sally director

Exclusive: What Happens Later stars Meg Ryan and David Duchovny talk filming in airports, lost connections, and magic realism

The Guardian - AU

He’s a PhD scholar and Al Gore alumnus, but Steven Miles’ march to power began in the outer suburbs

Queensland’s new premier has had to fight for his place at the top table. Environment groups, in particular, have high hopes

The Conversation

Racism produces subtle brain changes that lead to increased disease risk in Black populations

The U.S. is in the midst of a racial reckoning. The COVID-19 pandemic, which took a particularly heavy toll on Black communities, turned a harsh spotlight on long-standing health disparities that the public could no longer overlook.

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The Independent UK

How to spend a day in San Francisco’s Japantown, the poster child for the city’s post-Covid recovery

Now’s a better time than ever to visit this thriving, underrated district of a city that is still getting back onto its feet, writes Kris Griffiths

Medical Daily

'Long-Flu': People Hospitalized With Seasonal Influenza May Suffer Negative Health Effects Similar To Long-COVID

The study showed that patients hospitalized with flu or COVID-19 had an increased risk of death, hospital readmission and issues to multiple organs in the months following the infection.

Top News

Triple Threat: COVID, Flu, RSV Spike Amid Holiday Gatherings

Discover the CDC's warnings concerning a triple threat of respiratory viruses, COVID, flu, and RSV. Learn about precautions to take for a safer festive season.

Fortune

COVID-19 v. Flu: A ‘much more serious threat,’ new study into long-term risks concludes

‘We trivialize COVID infections at our peril,’ says the author of the study.

LiveScience

'Long flu' is real, and we've likely 'ignored it for a long time'

Both COVID-19 and the flu can come with a long-term, heightened risk of death, hospital readmission and health issues affecting multiple organ systems.

The Guardian - UK

‘Long flu’: study finds flu patients at higher risk of longer-term illness

Like Covid, flu carries significant risk of ongoing disability and disease, researchers say

WEKU

Jail populations are bouncing back to near pre-pandemic levels

During the COVID-19 pandemic, local jails and prisons released thousands of inmates early. Experts say the recent increase reflects a return to business as usual for the nation's carceral system.

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