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The Latest Breaking News from Pandemic

Uncertainty over Made.com refunds after retailer goes from 'online IKEA' to a 'car crash' and hundreds lose their jobs

The company had been valued at almost £800m two years ago

Manchester Evening News

The Pandemic Housing Bust rocks bubbly markets like Phoenix

Some markets have gone straight from Pandemic Housing Boom to Pandemic Housing Bust.

Fortune

Formed virtually, hard-hitting rock band L.S. Dunes is ready for live audiences

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Formed in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic-forced lockdowns, punk and post-hardcore band L.S. Dunes is ready to share its new music with fans in-person.

The Orange County Register

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How is India's biggest fashion week shaping up

Talk about the fashion week's in India and the first name that comes to a dilettante's mind is inevitably the Lakmé Fashion Week. It was first organized in the year 2000 in Delhi. And the oldest beauty brand in India, Lakmé became its title sponsor. It was conceptualized in 1999…

The Times of India

These arts groups are taking their acts on the road in new effort to meet audiences where they are — at home

BALTIMORE -- In an effort to reconnect with audience members who drifted away during the COVID-19 pandemic, three Baltimore arts groups are quite literally getting their acts together and taking them on the road.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: COVID-19 will cause long-term devastation to our society on many fronts

Halloween is over; Christmas beckons. “Monster Mash” is out; “All I Want for Christmas Is You” is in. Feel-good movies have replaced seasonal zombie and vampire flicks. In the U.S., our real-life zombie movie is called COVID-19, and it has caused more than 1 million deaths. Along with that, there…

Chicago Tribune

Marrakech Film Festival Returns after Covid Cancellations

The Marrakech International Film Festival returns to the Moroccan tourist hub this month, with organizers hoping to woo star-struck fans after a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. British actress Tilda Swinton is set to attend, with Italian director Paolo Sorrentino heading up the jury, AFP said. The festival,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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I’m a Celeb: Tearful Boy George says ‘I could have walked out’ when Matt Hancock arrived in jungle

The singer said he could have exited the show because his mother was hospitalised with Covid during the pandemic

Evening Standard

Boy George 'would have walked out' of I'm a Celeb jungle if mum died during pandemic as Matt Hancock arrives

Boy George wasn't impressed when former health secretary Matt Hancock walked into the I'm a Celebrity camp

Chronicle Live

Record $2.29b spent on Australian dramas

A record $2.29 billion was spent on Aussie productions in 2021/22, but while some areas are doing better than ever, others aren't back to pre-pandemic levels.

AAP

Call for stimulus as slowdown looms

The Thai economy, which is struggling to recover from the impact of the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war, likely faces a new slowdown as a global recession is expected next year, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).

Bangkok Post

I’m A Celeb: Boy George said he 'would have walked' when Matt Hancock arrived if his mum had died in hospital

'Beginning of the pandemic my mum was in hospital. I wasn’t allowed to see her. I thought she was going to die.'

Wales Online

Haven’t seen your doctor in a few years?

Some primary care doctors drop seldom-seen patients, a problem for those who postponed visits amid the pandemic

Salon

The jobs that built America’s middle class are disappearing, intensifying its downfall

White-collar workers, particularly middle managers are in a tight spot as layoffs loom. It's putting the American Dream at risk.

Fortune

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The Conversation

Tensions and war undermine climate cooperation – but there's a silver lining

In retrospect, last year’s climate talks in Glasgow look like a dream. International cooperation on methane emissions and deforestation. Acknowledgement of the urgency of the task. The world beginning to rise to the challenge, as it did to the pandemic.

Nottingham Post

Arnold man who misused £50,000 government Covid loan gets 6-year director ban

The loan aimed to support small to medium sized businesses during the pandemic

Newsroom.co.nz

Luxon is not yet the direct threat Labour is painting him as

If the Govt remains unpopular it will lose the election, no matter how National rates. Labour’s attacks on Luxon are more about boosting the morale of its campaign workers, says Peter Dunne

Evening Standard

‘We need to be doing a lot more’: London car pollution at greatest levels since start of pandemic

NO2 levels have reached well above recommended limits this year

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The Guardian - AU

You can’t eat GDP: why Australian households are in for a massive, historic hit

Very smart people are nodding and suggesting the economy needs to slow to get inflation under control and, well, damn the consequences

Reason

The Mayflower Wilts

Last fall, I lamented the sad state of the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C. The concierge lounge was closed, and there was no room service. As I arrived for the 2022 Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention, I had hoped that the pandemic cuts would be restored. No such luck. The…

Tribune News Service

Georgia children who lost parents to COVID-19 struggle with grief

ATLANTA — Ayden Davis remembers little about the day his mother fell down.

Birmingham Post

Made.com: From the 'online IKEA' to a 'car crash' as administration leads to hundreds of lost jobs despite Next deal

Dr Gordon Fletcher, retail expert from the University of Salford Business School, has looked at what went wrong and what might happen next

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: A cryptocurrency billionaire implodes, showing that the whole field is built on quicksand

For a while there, Sam Bankman-Fried looked like the real thing.

Tribune News Service

Pfizer’s COVID cash powers a ‘marketing machine’ on the hunt for new supernovas

For drugmaker Pfizer, a fortune amassed in the COVID pandemic is now paving the path to pharma nirvana: a weight loss pill worth billions.

Daily Record

More than a quarter of Dumfries and Galloway tourism businesses could close due to cost of living crisis

A survey also revealed businesses fear rising costs are a bigger risk to the industry than the coronavirus pandemic

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