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ACT parents reveal how children still suffer after COVID lockdowns

"I can't even begin to explain here all the complex and detrimental impacts the school closure has had on her."

The Canberra Times

Are young aspiring teachers measured the wrong way?

Brilliance does not necessarily create a great teacher, particularly in early learning.

Newcastle Herald

UK criticised for ‘disastrous decision’ to cut health aid pledge by almost a third

Charities say reduced donations to the Global Fund will lead to the preventable deaths of up to 1.5 million people

The Guardian - UK

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Tom Joule – who started Joules selling wellies at country fairs – hopes brand will live on as administrators called in

Comes as one analyst says, ‘Next and Frasers look logical suitors given their relatively robust position’

Birmingham Post

Thousands of experts hired to aid public health departments are losing their jobs

As COVID-19 raged, roughly 4,000 highly skilled epidemiologists, communication specialists and public health nurses were hired by a nonprofit tied to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to plug the holes at battered public health departments on the front lines.

Tribune News Service

Olivia Attwood reveals how she'd have handled Matt Hancock on I'm A Celebrity

Olivia Attwood slammed Matt Hancock for 'snogging' his political aide while others were following social distancing during lockdown, as she appeared on This Morning to give her first TV interview following her jungle exit

Daily Mirror

Do Covid-19 tests expire? Here's the truth about the home kits

In January of this year, the FDA released a list of updated expiration dates for different at-home rapid Covid-19 tests.

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It’s too easy for the west to see North Korea as a WTF curiosity. We need to do better

As viral stories about the hermitic country abound, North Koreans face devastating hunger and Covid clampdowns, says Guardian leader writer Tania Branigan

The Guardian - UK

Mum's warning to parents after finding 'weird rash' on baby son

Catie took her son to A&E where they tested him

Nottingham Post

Baby boomers helping lead travel’s resurgence

Baby boomers — the retirement-age generation affectionately nicknamed the “grey tsunami” — are surging back to travel now that the 2-year-long tide of COVID-19 concerns is receding.

Tribune News Service

Recession odds are up to 65% — here’s how a downturn could affect you

Recessions are more than just a slowing economy, volatile stock market and a bad spell of data. Behind the numbers and jargon are real people — and real livelihoods at stake.

Tribune News Service

Roll Ya Sleeves Back Down Bc A Fourth COVID Vax Dose Probs Won’t Be Approved For Ppl Under 30

As a new COVID wave looms, here's the lowdown on that elusive fourth dose.

Pedestrian.tv

UK to be first G7 nation to fall into recession and last to get out - economists

The scale of the UK’s economic crisis was laid bare by a warning from economists

Evening Standard

This Is how tourism must shift to actually address climate change

If you’re concerned about climate change and wondering whether you should travel to far-flung places as often as you used to before the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s a valid question. You’re not going to like the answer.

Bangkok Post

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The Guardian - UK

Arts Council chief: to survive funding slash, opera should move to car parks and pubs

Darren Henley said decision to push ENO to leave London will force it to embrace positive changes

Nottingham Post

Unusual symptom in feet is early sign of Covid and often affects children

Cases are beginning to rise again

Manchester Evening News

'Every day' 1,000 hospital patients sit in beds well enough to go home but can't - now high Covid admissions threaten to push the NHS over the edge

The NHS faced scarcity of beds during winter before the pandemic, say doctors, now packed hospitals are again having to contend with hundreds of beds occupied by patients with Covid

Newcastle Herald

Newcastle Jockey Club making room to grow Hunter day crowd

Newcastle Jockey Club hope a change to create another grassed precinct close to the main facilities will help grow The Hunter race day after a pleasing post-COVID return on Saturday.

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Qantas worker who raised COVID-19 concerns allegedly stood down for 'creating anxiety' among staff, court told

A Sydney court hears the airline stood Theo Seremetidis down after he told colleagues they had a right to refuse unsafe work a month before the global pandemic was declared.

Bangkok Post

Covid-19 cases up by 12.8%

Covid-19 cases rose 12.8% last week over the previous week, mostly in Greater Bangkok and tourist provinces in the East and the South, according to health authorities.

The Independent UK

Asian benchmarks mixed as markets eye COVID, inflation risks

Asian shares are mixed as momentum fades from last week’s rally on Wall Street amid varied sentiments about coronavirus restrictions easing in China and global interest rate increases

The Conversation

Tempted to buy a UV light disinfection gadget? Some can be dangerous – here's what you need to know

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed many of our behaviours and attitudes towards infection control.

Wales Online

The one condition on which England stars can meet with their partners during World Cup

Gareth Southgate says it all depends on the Covid situation in Qatar

The New Daily

Where jobs will boom in the next five years

Health, STEM, hospitality and education jobs are predicted to boom in the next five years, according to government projections.

AAP

Labour costs threaten easing supply chains

The worst of the supply chain challenges have passed but labour costs, energy prices and China's strict COVID-19 policy continue to cause problems.

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