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Why Technology Makes Online Tutoring More Effective Than Ever

Over the past few years, online tutoring has moved from a niche support option to a mainstream educational tool. The shift was accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted traditional classroom learning and left many students struggling to keep up, particularly in core areas like literacy and numeracy.

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Gene Hackman's Wife Mistook Symptoms of Deadly Illness for Covid Before Their Tragic Deaths

New investigative details on the final days of iconic actor Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa suggest she may have mistaken her symptoms for COVID-19.

Latin Times

Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa searched online for flu symptoms in days before she died

Officials also provided an update on the couple’s property after a health inspection was conducted

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WHO countries strike landmark deal on tackling future pandemics

Years of negotiations culminated early Wednesday with countries agreeing the text of a landmark accord on how to tackle future pandemics, aimed at avoiding the mistakes made during the Covid-19 crisis.

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Man who pretended to be Greggs manager to claim £710,000 in Covid grants jailed

Aftab Baig, 47, from Glasgow, was part of a fraud which saw bogus claims made against the Leeds branches of the bakery chain.

Evening Standard

‘Fake Greggs manager’ who claimed over £700,000 in Covid grants jailed

The 47-year-old man had conned a city council out of £710,000 by pretending to work for all of its 32 Greggs branches

The Independent UK

WHO tests the world’s pandemic response with fictional ‘mammothpox’ outbreak

The WHO simulation exercise looked at how countries reacted in the wake of another pandemic, five years on from Covid

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Trump tariffs could prove nearly as harmful to U.S. auto market as Lehman collapse and COVID outbreak, warn S&P forecasters

In “one of the largest single-month changes” it has ever made to its forecast, S&P Global Mobility cut 700,000 cars from its annual U.S. sales estimate.

Fortune

‘It felt like a big call’: the property boss who bet workers would return to the office … and won

Simon Carter of British Land says that, with high-end facilities at a premium again, gambling on construction during the pandemic has paid off

The Guardian - UK

The rise of the digital fishmonger: how Covid helped customers buy fresh from the boat

Britain’s traditional retailers were in decline for years. Then the pandemic changed how we buy food and boosted the fishing industry

The Guardian - UK

Feds Borrowed $1.3 Trillion in the First 6 Months of This Fiscal Year

That's the highest total outside of the COVID-19 pandemic, and now Congress wants to borrow even more.

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Prince Harry’s North Pole guide in court battle with billionaire over tragic Titan trip

Henry Cookson was paid by Karen Lo, the heiress to a soy milk fortune, to organise a visit to the Titanic

The Independent UK

Honda Turned This CR-V Into a Clever Camper. But You Can't Buy One

The camper craze isn't quite as strong in 2025 as it was during the COVID pandemic, but Honda reckons there are still folks looking to wander. Instead of chopping up a Pilot or a Passport, however, the CR-V fell under the knife forthe company's latest concept—sort of. Honda basically folded…

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Jeff Bridges learned the 'magic of life'

After battling cancer and COVID-19, Jeff Bridges discovered the "magic of life".

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'Reduce the misery' and get a flu jab, experts urge

People are being urged to take influenza and other respiratory diseases seriously and get vaccinated before cold weather arrives.

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Manhunt; Jab – review

Robert Icke’s pulsating new drama about the 2010 hunt for killer Raoul Moat boasts a powerhouse performance from Samuel Edward-Cook. And a sharp-edged Covid vax drama fails to inject enough nuance

Radio France Internationale

WHO members reach accord 'in principle' over how to tackle future pandemics

Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) have reached an accord "in principle" over how to tackle future pandemics after three years of discussions triggered by the global Covid pandemic.

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Every Manchester derby since Pep Guardiola joined City

After last Sunday's Manchester derby at Old Trafford finished goalless, a look at all the games played by United and City since Pep Guardiola joined the Sky Blues in 2016...

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Did Trump’s tariffs kill economic populism?

Lasting damage has been done not only to Trump’s political credibility but to globalisation as a system

LiveScience

What are mRNA vaccines, and how do they work?

mRNA vaccines train the immune system in a similar way to traditional vaccines, but they use a different strategy to get there.

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Tariffs threaten women's retirements

A persistent pay gap, low-wage jobs and now a rollercoaster stock market threaten their financial future

The Conversation

Measles outbreaks in US and Canada show that MMR vaccines are needed more than ever – an expert in children’s health explains

Measles is one of the most challenging diseases to control. It requires a sustained uptake of well over 90% of two doses of a measles-containing vaccine such as MMR. But since the COVID pandemic, there has been a decline in uptake of routine vaccines in many countries including the US,…

Evening Standard

Alfresco dining could return to London this summer with City Hall backing

Outdoor dining was a lifeline for many businesses during Covid as lockdowns hit hospitality hard

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Palmer-supported vaccine injury case 'incoherent'

A Clive Palmer-supported class action against the government over the approval of COVID-19 vaccines has hit a hurdle after a judge called it "unintelligible".

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Budget-conscious millennials opting for autumn escapes

Cost of living and a shift in travel priorities loom large over autumn getaways, with millennials booking more trips than anyone else at this time of year.

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