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Former Edinburgh Michelin Star restaurant set to be converted into holiday flats

An application has been submitted to the City of Edinburgh Council which would see 33 Castle Terrace transformed into seven serviced apartments following its closure during the pandemic

Edinburgh Live

Buri Ram border checkpoint hours extended

BURI RAM: The Sai Taku temporary checkpoint at the border with Cambodia is now open seven days a week for the first time since before the Covid-19 pandemic.

Bangkok Post

Retailers beware: Resumption of student loan payments could lead some buyers to pull back

The reprieve is over

The Independent UK

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Number of UK-US flights jumps above pre-pandemic levels on Independence Day

No longer hampered by Covid travel restrictions, the number of options between the two countries has increased

The Independent UK

Another deadly pandemic seems inevitable – but there is a way to avoid it

We need to do big things quickly to halt the disturbance of nature. And I fear that’s not happening, says former Guardian environment editor John Vidal

The Guardian - UK

Is a global debt bomb about to explode?

The majority of low-income nations are on the cusp of a debt crisis, sparking fears of global contagion.

Al Jazeera

Pandemic plans stalled due to no-deal Brexit preparations – Welsh medical chief

Sir Frank Atherton told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that planning for potential future health emergencies had all but stopped by 2019.

The Independent UK

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DoorDash president: ‘Food delivery made strides during the pandemic. Our next challenge is to help win the fight against food insecurity’

'The pandemic created hardship–but there have been silver linings: new policies and targeted investments have made a positive impact on people’s lives.'

Fortune

Watch as NHS Wales grilled as fourth week of UK Covid Inquiry gets underway

Week four of the UK's Covid Inquiry continued on the 3rd of July, as the panel heard evidence on the country's 'readiness' to tackle the pandemic.

The Independent UK

Vaccination in pregnancy greatly reduces risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19, and protects babies up to 6 months after birth

From the early days of the pandemic, it has been evident that a COVID-19 infection in pregnancy can be serious. Hundreds of studies from around the world have consistently shown that a COVID-19 infection in pregnancy carries significantly higher risk for admission to intensive care units (ICU), invasive ventilation, preeclampsia…

The Conversation

Researchers detect ‘substantial’ pandemic rise in type 1 diabetes amongst children

Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body cannot produce a hormone called insulin

The Independent UK

On Independence Day, Find Common Ground Over Freedom

Pandemic policies, anti-terror efforts, and feuding factions erode Americans’ liberty.

Reason

Indonesia regains upper-middle income rank on growth rebound

A strong post-pandemic rebound has pushed Indonesia back into the upper-middle income band of countries, according to the World Bank, putting it back on track to pursue its high-income status goal.

Bangkok Post

The wait for US passports is creating travel purgatory and snarling summer plans

A much-feared backup of U.S. passport applications has snarled post-pandemic summer plans for would-be travelers around the world

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

India could soon be the world’s third biggest economy – NZ needs to build the trade relationship urgently

India’s economy has emerged as a bright spot in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently the fifth largest global economy, it is predicted to become the third largest by 2030.

The Canberra Times

ACT a 'destination of choice' with record domestic visitor expenditure

International travellers are less than half where they were pre-pandemic, however.

Marie Claire

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Reportedly Think They Have Been “Really Unlucky” Professionally Since Quitting the Firm

They blame the late Queen and Prince Philip’s deaths and the pandemic for their professional flops.

Inverse

These 5 Stories Reveal The Pivotal Points of the Covid-19 Pandemic — And What We Can Learn From Them

Five stories from The Conversation’s archives that helped illuminate complex issues at pivotal moments in the pandemic.

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The Guardian - UK

Small, Slow But Steady review – unsentimental Japanese drama about a young deaf boxer

The true story of a self-doubting female fighter battling through pandemic lockdown benefits from a muted, naturalistic approach

Belfast Live

Rose Week festival at Lady Dixon Park will not go ahead for another year

The 2022 event was also cancelled last year as a result of the pandemic on staffing resources

The Guardian - UK

Hello, Bookstore review – life-affirming documentary about a US literary haven

A venerable Massachusetts bookshop and its hippy owner struggle through the pandemic in AB Zax’s engagingly quirky portrait

Liverpool Echo

Eight well loved restaurants and pubs Merseyside has lost this year

This year several pubs and restaurants in Liverpool have closed

The Guardian - AU

International student working hours in Australia are now capped again. Will it end ‘horrifying’ cases of exploitation?

Changes introduced during the pandemic allowed students to work unrestricted, leading many to take on unsustainable hours

Tribune News Service

Fireworks industry finds stable ground after pandemic, demand expected to stay sky-high

Brothers Mason, 10, and Declan Wheeler, 7, craned their heads to talk to employees of a fireworks stand over the counter as they helped their dad shop Thursday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Winnetka man faces up to a year in prison for price gouging N95 masks early in pandemic

Krikor Topouzian, 62, was found guilty Thursday of buying nearly 80,000 masks in the early months of the pandemic and selling them at large markups even as friends and law enforcement warned him of the products’ “scarce” material designation during the international crisis.

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