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Why Petting Dogs Can Be Good For Your Mental Health

Research has shown pets were a huge benefit to our mental health during the pandemic.

Zenger

Coronation Street couple Joe Duttine and Sally Carman enjoy date night in Manchester

Coronation Street stars Joe Duttine, who plays Tim Metcalfe, and Sally Carman, who portrays Abi Franklin, tied the knot in July this year after several knockbacks due to the coronavirus pandemic

Daily Mirror

Disney Is a Living Proof of a Never-Ending Corporate Fairytale

Once upon a time, last quarter, The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) managed to beat both top and bottom-line expectations as its theme parks, experiences, and products division saw a revenue boost of 72% after collapsing during the pandemic.

Benzinga

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Why you should train your cat – and how to do it

The pandemic fuelled a rise in first-time pet owners and people adopting puppies and kittens. While even inexperienced owners expect a new puppy will need some training, people rarely think the same applies to kittens.

The Conversation

55 jobs lost as administrators called in to Leicester-based printers SBS Group

Administrators said the business was a victim of factors including rising costs and tough trading during the pandemic

Birmingham Post

U.S. economy adds 263,000 jobs in September

Monthly job gains have slowed from the breakneck pace that defined the pandemic recovery.

Axios

Company insolvencies hit 13-year high in England and Wales

ONS says soaring energy costs and supply chain problems forced 5,629 firms to go bust in second quarter

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Cabinet OK's draft requiring hospitals to offer pandemic care infectious disease care

The Cabinet on Friday approved draft legislation to revise the Infectious Diseases Control Law to require certain medical institutions to provide infectious disease care, in preparation for a future pandemic.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Kentucky Medicaid program wins award for pandemic-era enrollment innovations

WEKU

Wetherspoon facing 'momentous challenge' to get drinkers back into bars

The pub chain's boss Tim Martin has said that while his business had cut losses significantly, it had still not managed to return to a profit since the pandemic

Chronicle Live

Artist Dame Rachel Whiteread wins Robson Orr TenTen Award for Covid-themed work

Each year, the prize is awarded to an outstanding British artist by the Government Art Collection.

The Independent UK

Bus travel is back post-COVID, but trains are running behind

Public transit is nearing pre-pandemic levels, but it's an uneven recovery.

Axios

Croda sets out growth ambition for complex drug delivery systems following Covid success

FTSE-listed pandemic halo firm said it is empowering biologics delivery in health care with Staffordshire and US expansion underway

Birmingham Post

A smaller percentage of the Welsh population has had Covid compared with England

Scientists claim Wales' tighter restrictions at certain points during the pandemic, as well as potential differences in people's behaviours, may have contributed to less widespread transmission

Wales Online

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Commentary: A pandemic lesson: The less you do, the less you do

Benjamin Franklin once said “if you want something done, ask a busy person,” to which comedian Lucille Ball later added “the more things you do, the more things you can do.” The point, of course, is that people who stay busy are more energetic, more organized and more motivated by…

Daily Record

Dumfriesshire residents call for end to recycling centre booking system

Politicians say there is a growing demand for a return to the drop-in arrangements in place before the coronavirus pandemic

Manchester Evening News

People in Stockport could pay more to park, get married and replace missing bins as council bids to close £17m budget gap

Bosses say the council is facing a period of ‘unprecedented uncertainty’, linked to volatility in the energy prices, the cost of living crisis and the fallout from the pandemic.

Chronicle Live

Hays Travel announces £14.35m profit after saving thousands of Thomas Cook staff

Hays Travel lost much-loved founder John Hays in 2020 and faced multiple challenges to the travel industry during the pandemic

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Victoria’s Pandemic Declaration Ends Next Week, Firmly Putting The Pin In Mandatory Quarantine

The state's isolation rules will lift a day earlier than the rest of Australia.

Evening Standard

Superdry zips up post-pandemic revenue and profit hike

High street retailer said it had welcomed increase in ‘full price sales’

Wales Online

Wetherspoon struggling to get people through doors as it makes £30.4m loss

Before the pandemic the company made a profit of £132 million

Daily Mirror

Criminal gangs fuelling dog attacks in UK as 2022 becomes deadliest year on record

The Mirror has been investigating the rising number of dog attacks in the UK after nine people were mauled to death since the start of this year

The Guardian - UK

UK economy predicted to be weak till 2024 despite Truss growth agenda

Business confidence sinks to lowest level since depth of Covid pandemic as rising costs hit households and companies

The Times of India

Unfair! Television actors complain against pay cuts!

COVID-19 impacted showbiz badly, but the one industry that managed to bounce back quickly was the TV industry. Barring a short break in 2020, the telly fraternity shot throughout the pandemic despite all the challenges. Teams went outside Mumbai, shot in bio-bubbles and managed to meet their telecast requirements. However,…

ABC News

Victoria's COVID-19 pandemic declaration to end next Wednesday night, isolation requirement to lift early

Victoria's pandemic declaration will come to an end at 11:59pm next Wednesday night, the state government has announced, meaning positive COVID-19 cases will no longer need to isolate.

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