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Mark and Elliott Wright set for prostate cancer challenge ‘close to our hearts’

Elliott’s father and Mark’s uncle, Edward, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2013 and died in 2021 after contracting coronavirus.

Evening Standard

Study says COVID pregnancies might have increased autism risk

Among the several health consequences COVID has or might have, a major concern is around the growing risk of autism among those kids who were born to moms who had COVID during pregnancy.

The Times of India

Japanese gov't under fire for funding native chipmaker Rapidus with $6.2 billion in COVID relief money

Japan sits on some $114.42 billion pile of COVID relief cache, but opposition lawmakers complain that the government plans to use them to fund the country's industry growth.

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My petty gripe: our slovenly attitude to soap dispensers just won’t wash

It seemed as though a new era of cleanliness was dawning, but then we just washed our hands of it all

The Guardian - AU

Rogue AI, Real-Life Marvel 'Elementals': The Chilling 2025 Tech Predictions Of 'Living Nostradamus'

Athos Salomé, who claims to have predicted the COVID-19 disaster and even the passing of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, has once again spoken but this time, his predictions are more on his visions about technology in 2025.

International Business Times

Bouncing back: UK soft play centres recover after Covid closures

Chains expand and high street cafes thrive but businesses face new pressures after budget

The Guardian - UK

Number of London leavers drops to lowest level for more than a decade

The rate of London outmigration fell this year, but here are the 10 areas most popular with movers and first-time buyers

Evening Standard

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The Christmas that went wrong: We went into last-minute lockdown – and I had to spend the big day with my ex

Covid was everywhere, the fridge was empty and my former partner was coming to spend the day with me and my new girlfriend. Christmas was doomed … wasn’t it?

The Guardian - UK

Kate Garraway opens up on 'raw' grief after Derek Draper's death ahead of first Christmas without him

Draper passed away in January at the age of 56, following a prolonged battle with severe health complications after contracting Covid

Evening Standard

Which infectious disease is likely to be the biggest emerging problem in 2025?

COVID emerged suddenly, spread rapidly and killed millions of people around the world. Since then, I think it’s fair to say that most people have been nervous about the emergence of the next big infectious disease – be that a virus, bacterium, fungus or parasite.

The Conversation

How movies and shows end up on your streaming services: studio rights explained

Who decides which streamer gets what, and when?

TechRadar

Former QPR striker faces eight year business ban over Covid loan

Kieron Minto-St.Aimie, who began his career as a striker at QPR before spells at Oxford United and Barnet, had claimed a loan for St Aimie’s Sports Academy in Brent

Evening Standard

‘The worst it’s ever been’: teachers decry Send crisis in England’s schools

Staff and parents share their experience as number of pupils with special educational needs spirals

The Guardian - UK

Covid was supposed to kill cinema – but did lockdown and gen Z save cinephilia?

Sites such as film discovery platform Letterboxd promote a new way of film-viewing, eschewing sneering gatekeepers for a more open-minded and eclectic experience

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Tulisa Contostavlos reveals prescription pill hell

Tulisa Contostavlos became "dependent" on prescription drugs during the COVID lockdown and suffered health issues when she went cold turkey.

Inverse

Researchers Shed Light On The Mysterious Role Of The Brain In Muscle Fatigue

Muscle weakness and fatigue are common symptoms in multiple diseases, ranging from bacterial and viral infections to chronic disorders and neurodegenerative conditions. But why?

Salon

Black long COVID patients ignored

New research found that those living with long COVID in the U.S. had significantly more anxiety and depression

Latin Times

Promoting Covid, Flu Vaccines to Public Quietly Banned by Louisiana Department of Health: 'Unconscionable'

Louisiana public health officials are no longer permitted to promote vaccines, including those against illnesses such as COVID-19 and the flu, to members of the public in a new policy that was covertly implemented in the state.

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The Independent UK

Yellowstone spin-off actor reveals she died for three minutes when she had Covid

The ‘1923’ actor says she had ‘complete organ failure’ when her heart stopped

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'Yellowstone' spin-off star Danielle Vasinova 'died for three minutes'

Danielle Vasinova "died for three minutes" when she had Covid in December 2019 after thinking she was "coming down with the flu".

Fortune

Dysfunction killed thousands of America's vulnerable elderly during COVID. This change could save lives next time

The author of a new book maintains that some—if not many—of those deaths didn’t need to happen.

The Guardian - US

Not too late to get seasonal vaccines in US, experts say

Americans are encouraged to get vaccinated in early fall, but getting Covid and flu shots today can still be a good idea

Reason

COVID-19 Lockdowns Unleashed a Wave of Murder

Researchers find that pandemic policies sparked a wave of violent crime.

Cycling Weekly

Where did all the Covid bikes go?

So many bikes bought during Covid are no longer being ridden. Have they been stored, or sold? You might even be riding one yourself

The Guardian - UK

‘We are not a retro company’: Sega prepares to go back to the future

In the 90s, Sega was as a rock’n’roll breath of fresh air in a Nintendo-dominated world – and America and Europe CEO Shuji Utsumi wants to shake things up once again

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