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Needle-free COVID-19 vaccine trial begins on the Sunshine Coast in Australian-first

An Australian-first clinical trial for a new needle-free COVID-19 vaccine has begun on the Sunshine Coast, in good news for those who fear the jab.

ABC News

Rising asset wealth and falling real wages ‘drive inequality in Britain’

Young people no longer able to rely on hard work to improve their living standards as they age, says IFS

The Guardian - UK

Ron DeSantis landslide victory brings Trump and 2024 into focus

Crowd in Tampa chant encouragement to run for president as Florida governor revels in big win and even channels Churchill

The Guardian - US

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NHS Ayrshire & Arran chief working 'like a dog with a bone' to turn health board's fortunes around

Claire Burden hasn't had her problems to seek but the boss is bidding to convince staff and patients alike that the service is not crumbling around them.

Daily Record

Anti-Lockdown Governors Ran on Their COVID Records and Cruised to Victory

Republican Governors Ron DeSantis and Brian Kemp made a name for themselves opposing COVID mandates.

Reason

COVID-19 still a leading cause of death in LA County, even amid ‘milder’ omicron surge

LOS ANGELES — The coronavirus continues to play an outsized role in the mortality rate in Los Angeles County, new data from the Department of Public Health show.

Los Angeles Times

Industry season two, double-bill finale recap – superbankers assemble!

Backs are stabbed and toilet sex is had in two feverish episodes, as Harper, Eric, Rishi and DVD decide to strike out together. Who are they kidding?

The Guardian - UK

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Pfizer boss labels Covid a 'multibillion-dollar franchise' as vaccine cost set to soar

Chief financial officer David Denton reportedly told investors at the drug maker that he expects profits will continue to rise

Wales Online

COVID cases are on the rise again this autumn. Here are the symptoms to look out for

What symptoms should you look for? The short answer: not necessarily the same symptoms that signaled COVID at the pandemic's outset.

Fortune

Jungle deliverance? Matt Hancock seeks his celebrity salvation

Covid-era health secretary hopes to use I’m a Celebrity … appearance to ‘deliver messages to the masses’ – who can now message back

The Guardian - UK

Matt Hancock: Who is controversial I’m a Celebrity 2022 contestant?

From Covid press briefings to the Australian jungle

The Independent UK

Study confirms Covid-19 deaths ‘rare’ among children

Research led by the UK Health Security Agency said the findings confirm that deaths from Covid-19 were ‘rare’ among children.

The Independent UK

Covid-19 'resurgence' will up pressure on the NHS this winter, North East Ambulance Service warns

NHS leaders at North East Ambulance Service have laid out plans to deal with worrying winter - and they expect Covid-19 to add to issues like handover delays.

Chronicle Live

What's it like being a young person with long COVID? You might feel like a failure (but you're not)

Imagine you’re young, healthy and active. Then, one day, the rug is pulled out from under you. You initially have symptoms akin to a cold, so you take a lateral flow test, which shows you have COVID. But it’s nothing that stops you from getting on with things, at least…

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Vulnerable Australians want access to another booster dose. Here's the state of play across the country

As COVID cases rise across the country, there are calls for additional booster doses to be made available to Australians who want it.

Edinburgh Live

Beloved Edinburgh teacher who died of Covid 'gave her heart and soul' to Niddrie school

Known to pupils as Mrs McCann worked as a teaching assistant at Niddrie Mill Primary School for over 25 years.

Newsroom.co.nz

Yearly events could be the shot in the arm Auckland needs

With the Rugby World Cup over next week, how reliant can Auckland’s economic recovery be on a steady schedule of international events?

Evening Standard

Tall orders: the pair making it big with train ticket upgrades

Seatfrog’s founders became competitive at seeing who could blag an upgrade to first class by dodging guards

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The Conversation

COVID vaccines: many people have had two doses but not their boosters – here's why that might be

In England, the current pandemic strategy relies on vaccine protection to minimise the impacts of COVID infections. But vaccine uptake is not as good as it could be. As of October 23 2022, although 80% of adults had received two doses, only 66% had received a third.

The Guardian - AU

Amid warnings of a looming Covid wave, how do Australia’s vaccination rates stack up?

With Australia consistently reporting more than 30,000 Covid cases a week, how does our vaccination rollout compare to similar countries?

Nottingham Post

Arnold play centre that 'everyone loves' announces reopening date after temporary closure

'I’m sure the place will pick up where it left off, it has always been really popular'

Edinburgh Live

Experts warn Covid outbreaks spurred by 'variant soup' as WHO discovers new strains

Health experts have warned a Covid "variant soup" is behind recent outbreaks, as the World Health Organisation identifies hundreds of new "sub variants" emerging from Omicron.

Evening Standard

TfL brain drain fuels 20% rise in consultants

Post-Covid ‘great resignation’ blamed as bosses quit

Wales Online

Omicron 'grandchildren' mean 300 Covid-19 strains now discovered across the world

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said these are filling the gaps where Omicron was once rampant

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Say what? Public health leaders must improve their messaging on the pandemic

Heading into the third winter since COVID-19 emerged in the U.S., public health leaders have an abundance of information about the deadly virus. How it spreads and how to stop it. What they haven’t yet figured out is how to communicate this information effectively.

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