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UN accuses richest countries of ‘imprudent gamble’ in inflation fight

Report says policies of high interest rates and austerity risk triggering global recession that will hit developing nations hardest

The Guardian - UK

Cost of living crisis: Co Tyrone bar owner says price rises having worse impact than Covid as it shuts down food service

The closure leaves a community with no takeaway food options

Belfast Live

Town hall's £325m restoration at risk of running over budget due to rising costs

'This is the biggest heritage project currently under way in the UK and will provide a remarkable legacy for Manchester.'

Manchester Evening News

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Parents uncertain over housing plans for 'popular' Sherwood play centre

The owner said they had 'outgrown' the current building and are considering moving to a bigger site. If they do their current premises may be converted into apartments.

Nottingham Post

Summer heatwave saw London footfall plummet to Covid ‘Plan B’ levels

Record high temperatures in London this summer had a similar impact on visitor footfall as the introduction of “Plan B” pandemic restrictions in December 2021, according to City Hall.

Evening Standard

Some coronaviruses kill, while others cause a common cold. We are getting closer to knowing why

It’s hard to imagine a time when “coronavirus” wasn’t a household word. But for a long time, this family of viruses had merited very little attention. Believed to be ubiquitous among animals and avian species, the first coronavirus to infect and cause disease in humans was only isolated and identified…

The Conversation

All your questions about new Covid wave - symptoms, face mask advice and flu risk

Azeem Majeed, professor of public health at Imperial College, London, is answering key questions as temperatures drop and concerns rise over another Covid wave

Daily Mirror

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Flu vaccine now available ahead of 'twindemic' - here is who can get the shot for free

The HSE has made the flu vaccine free to eligible groups in order to curb influenza and Covid-19 infections this winter.

Dublin Live

'He was loved by all' - Tributes pour in for Wigan councillor dead aged 51

"Anthony, was a true local activist, loved by all who met him and who adored our Ashton community."

Manchester Evening News

HSE launch winter vaccine programme as flu and Covid booster jabs to be offered

The flu and Covid jabs are available at participating GPs and pharmacies across the country,

Irish Mirror

Australia's public education funding went backwards during COVID pandemic

Public funding of education was cut in Australia during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic, as most of the OECD did the opposite, according to a new report.

ABC News

New Covid symptom overtakes fever and loss of smell as next wave sweeps across Ireland

People across Ireland need to make themselves aware of the new Covid symptom, as a spike in cases could cause Ireland's health service some problems as winter approaches

Irish Mirror

Sales halved and losses widen at uniform supplier owned by Carphone Warehouse co-founder

The business said it expected an improved trading performance in 2022 and a return to profitability in 2023

Birmingham Post

New Covid symptom to watch for as another wave has begun

The latest symptoms may not be recognised as coronavirus

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The Conversation

COVID inquiry: the UK government's pandemic response was often not 'guided by the science' – yet now scientists are under fire

The UK COVID-19 Inquiry, an independent inquiry set up to examine the country’s response to and the impact of the COVID pandemic, has officially begun.

Manchester Evening News

Man on Universal Credit who had benefits cut wins DWP appeal

Errol Livingstone, 57, said claiming the benefit was more stressful than being an NHS calls handler during the Covid-19 pandemic

Bristol Post

Martin Lewis slams 'nonsense' Government stamp duty claim

The money saving expert took to Twitter to disprove Government claims about the potential savings for first time buyers

Evening Standard

Over-65s twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s within a year of Covid infection, according to study

Researchers from the Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio analysed the electronic health records of 6.2 million adults

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Axios

Haberman book: Trump wanted to wear Superman shirt after COVID hospital stay

When Trump was about to be discharged after COVID treatment, he had an idea that he eventually abandoned.

Wales Online

Experts warn of potentially deadly Covid complication for those who had virus in last year

Although rare, those who have had a mild or moderate form of Covid-19 are at increased risk of a blood clot

Los Angeles Times

Think retirement is out of reach? Here's what you need to know

The pandemic caused tectonic shifts in the job market as workers young and old quit and searched for something better — in their work or in their life. According to the Pew Research Center, a little more than half of adults ages 55 and older had ditched the grind by…

Wales Online

Having had Covid can increase risk of Alzheimer's by 80% for some people

Researchers aren't certain whether COVID-19 triggers new development of Alzheimer’s disease or accelerates its emergence

Nottingham Post

Nottingham father and son using poetry to discuss issues in their community

They talk about socio-economic affairs

The Guardian - UK

Covid has left a third of young people feeling life is out of control – study

Researchers also found more than 60% of 16-25-year-olds are scared about their generation’s future

The Guardian - UK

Eliza Carthy: ‘Folk music is sexy and filthy and at the end of the night you fall over. That’s how I live’

She was the pink-haired fiddler who punked up folk, but Covid almost sank her and her famous family. Eliza Carthy talks about going broke, bereavement and the healing power of boozy, bawdy music

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