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Somerset firm behind Covid vaccine text message reminders secures £13m in funding

The company said it would use the money from NatWest to open a new site in Milton Keynes

Birmingham Post

Saudi Energy Minister Tackles Int’l Press Questions for an Hour

In a nearly-hour long conference, Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, who also chairs the OPEC+ joint ministerial committee, tackled world-press inquiries about the future of oil market trends and outcomes of OPEC meetings with a sense of humor and joy. “Enjoy the sun…It’s going to be a sunny…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Danielle Easey murder trial delayed until next week as juror tests positive

The murder trial for 29-year-old Danielle Easey, whose body was found wrapped in plastic in Cockle Creek in 2019, has hit a snag as one of the jurors tested positive for COVID-19.

Newcastle Herald

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China's vast Xinjiang hit with COVID-19 travel restrictions

Sprawling Xinjiang is the latest Chinese region to be hit with sweeping COVID-19 travel restrictions, as China further ratchets up control measures ahead of a key Communist Party congress later this month

The Independent UK

Sunshine and Gold Coast properties have boomed since 2020, now they're leading the real estate downturn

It is a long way from a bust, but the booming property prices in Queensland's two most popular regional centres are leading sunshine state's downturn.

ABC News

Cop admits illegal border breach escort

A police officer who helped his daughter illegally cross the border into Qld amid COVID-19 restrictions has pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office.

AAP

New economic index reveals the toll policy uncertainty can have on your investments

The COVID-19 pandemic created a sense of uncertainty and fear across all aspects of life in New Zealand. Along with concerns about health and well-being, many wondered what impact the pandemic would have on the economy and economic policy.

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Vietnam eyes China’s tech crown as firms tire of ‘zero COVID’

Apple, Google, and Samsung are among the tech giants expanding operations in the fast-growing Southeast Asian country.

Al Jazeera

Netball's Marie Little Shield returns, giving people with intellectual disability chance to play for state or territory

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on sporting opportunities, especially for people with a disability, so the return of Netball's Marie Little Shield competition is a welcome boost for players with an intellectual disability.

ABC News

Medical professionals recommend children get flu vaccine ahead of the predicted bad flu season

WEKU

Artist seeks to help others through charity auction

Just before the novel coronavirus pandemic, artist Boaz Zippor launched his Creative Philanthropy project, using his artwork to raise funds for charity.

Bangkok Post

Australian wool market falls to lowest point in 18 months as COVID, Ukraine war take their toll

The market has fallen for the fifth week in a row and observers say the trend looks set to continue.

ABC News

T.N. logs 421 fresh COVID-19 cases

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The Hindu

CMO has two words for Irish public in winter warning as Covid begins to rise

"We have seen an average of 60 new Covid-19 hospitalisations per day observed in the last seven days"

Irish Mirror

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Daily Record

ADHD symptoms in children and adults - key differences explained

It's a highly common disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, but what are the main differences between ADHD signs in children and adults?

Daily Mirror

4 healthy foods that could raise blood pressure, heart attack and stroke risk

Eating healthy usually involves having a diet rich in fruits and vegetables and keeping processed foods to a minimum. But it's important to note that some foods considered healthy could increase the risk of things like heart attack or strokes

Birmingham Post

Sandwich, pie and pasty giant Samworth Brothers sees sales bounce back to pre-Covid levels

Ginsters, Soreen, Urban Eat and Higgidy owner planning to put £100m into various projects between now and 2024

The Independent UK

Severe Covid infections ‘can harm key brain functions’, study finds

Researchers hope findings can help identify best treatments for neurological symptoms of coronavirus

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Hospitality sector is in worse position than in Covid pandemic, say union chiefs

HOSPITALITY leaders have said businesses are in a “worse position than Covid” due to a lack of support amid soaring energy costs and inflation,…

Evening Standard

Covid: Sadiq Khan ‘worried’ about prospect of twindemic of flu and Covid this winter

The Mayor urged Londoners to be ‘vigilant’ about vaccination and come forward for their booster jab

The Guardian - UK

I got a text I thought I could trust – and lost £25,000 to a scam

Fraudsters conned Britons into transferring £583.2m to them in 2021*; now Lloyds Bank is at the forefront of a campaign to raise awareness. Here, a victim reveals how easy it is to get sucked into this type of scam

Evening Standard

Watch: Moment Prime Minister Liz Truss’ conference speech is interrupted by Greenpeace protestors

Liz Truss’s first conference speech as Tory leader was interrupted by heckling as she battled to unite her party. She promised to steer the country through the “tempest” and “get Britain moving”. Protesters holding a flag which read “who voted for this?” were ejected from the hall after disrupting the…

Bangkok Post

Monitoring oral cancer

Cancer is a significant and growing health problem globally. In 2021, it is one of the leading causes of death after cardiovascular disease and COVID-19. Cancer can develop anywhere in the body. Cancer affecting the head and neck is one of the most prevalent cancers in developing countries, especially in…

The Independent UK

Which countries still have Covid travel restrictions?

While much of Europe and many popular tourist destinations have done away with Covid-19 documentation at the border, these 27 countries and territories still insist on it

Birmingham Post

UK boss of Savills Richard Rees on the return to the office and creating a new WDA like body

Welshman Richard Rees says planning and nimbyism at the heart of the failure to deliver new homes to meet demand

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