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Edinburgh Council owed £11m in rent arrears as more tenants fall into debt

The council says getting the courts involved for repayments is a "last resort" and directed those struggling to its advice and support services.

Edinburgh Live

Tips for parents on keeping kids safe online

Young children and adolescents are becoming hyper connected. They are using digital technologies as a platform for learning, connection and socialisation on a global scale. The COVID pandemic meant that kids were moving online for many of their daily activities and spending more time online.

The Conversation

Lanarkshire college praised by HM Inspectors for its flexible approaches to learning

Staff at South Lanarkshire College were also commended for adapting to the challenges of the pandemic.

Daily Record

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Sir Patrick Vallance to step down as UK's chief scientific adviser

SIR Patrick Vallance, who played a crucial government role during the coronavirus pandemic, is to stand down as the UK's chief scientific adviser.

The National (Scotland)

Centre has no clear data on doctors dead due to COVID-19

IMA says 1,800 doctors lost their lives due to the pandemic

The Hindu

Drug misuse deaths highest in north east for ninth year running

‘I think the pandemic has made things worse.’ says Mike Trance, chief exeutive of the Forward Trust

The Independent UK

Wandering ambulances on the rise

The seventh wave of the coronavirus pandemic is straining emergency medical services across the country.

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EFL breaks 13-year record as Championship on course to become third most watched league

UEFA did a study in 2018 - the last year before attendances were impacted by the pandemic - that only the Premier League and Bundesliga enjoyed bigger crowds than the Championship

Daily Mirror

The 'likely' epicentre of Covid pandemic finally pinpointed by new studies

Controversy and rumours have circulated in the debate surrounding the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic that began in March 2020, but new studies have pinpointed one location in particular.

Edinburgh Live

Seattle indie-folk stars The Head and the Heart come home with ever-expanding sound

SEATTLE — A decade after The Head and the Heart formed in the cozy environs of Ballard's Conor Byrne Pub, half the band that helped define a fertile era in Seattle music is scattered across the country.

Tribune News Service

Still off-limits: Why I can’t wait to get back to Taiwan

Sally Howard fell hard for this East Asian gem, with its spectacular scenery, top-notch seafood and pop culture eccentricities

The Independent UK

Covid scientists pinpoint 'exact location pandemic started' in bombshell studies

The origins of the virus has always been a contentious issue with various theories.

Daily Record

Dog cruelty on the rise since Covid pandemic as RSPCA gets 10 reports of abuse an hour

Officers have received reports of dogs being burned, drowned and poisoned

The Independent UK

Cricket Australia fears pandemic will create missing generation of players

There are fears a fall in the number of kids playing cricket for the first time could lead to a "missing generation" of batters, bowlers and fielders.

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The Times of India

Bowel cancer signs: Why everyone needs to know about the 'BCA' signs that signals growth of tumour

The thing that pandemic has taught us above all is to keep our health first. And to do that, it is crucial to know how our body functions and notice little changes to know when you need attention.

Manchester Evening News

Residents living through 'pandemic of anti-social behaviour' hire private security guards over 'Balaclava gang'

'Everyone's had enough. There's one person who can't even go to the shop anymore because they're so scared'

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran’s Raisi Plans to Address UN in New York Despite US Sanctions

Iran's ultraconservative President Ebrahim Raisi plans to travel to New York for the UN General Assembly next month despite US sanctions against him, the government's spokesman said on Tuesday. "The preliminary planning has been done for the president's attendance at the UN General Assembly session," Ali Bahadori-Jahromi told a weekly…

The Guardian - US

‘Is sex worth the risk?’ Monkeypox just the latest virus to threaten gay intimacy

Decades after the Aids pandemic began, game-changing drugs restored some peace of mind. Now monkeypox puts that progress at risk

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New Zealand house prices see fastest drop since GFC, but first homebuyers still shut out of market

Property prices in New Zealand skyrocketed during the pandemic, but have fallen 2.5% in the last quarter

The Times of India

Kolkata: Good times back at Kumartuli with rise in Ganesh Puja count

KOLKATA: The god of luck and prosperity is scripting an economic turnaround for Kumartuli idol makers. After two years of pandemic, Ganesh idol orders in Kumartuli surged by at least 25% this time. The idol makers are expecting more business as the festival is due to be celebrated on August…

The Times of India

Crime on Mumbai railways down 62% from 2019

MUMBAI: Crimes recorded on the railways in the Mumbai region in the first half of the year were 62% lower in number than in the same period in pre-pandemic 2019. From about 16,500 cases in January-June 2019, crimes reduced to about 6,300 cases this January-June.

Daily Mirror

Most likely epicentre of Covid pandemic finally pinpointed by bombshell studies

There has long been controversy and debate over the epicentre of the Covid pandemic that shook the world but two new scientific papers both pointed to a wet market in Wuhan as the answer

WEKU

Robinhood cuts nearly a quarter of its staff as the pandemic darling loses its shine

Robinhood – the company that became a household name during the pandemic – is cutting staff, citing a deteriorating economy and worsening market.

Bangkok Post

Managing good health

When the Covid-19 pandemic first began, people were worried and panicked, however, the public health crisis was actually not the first global pandemic. In the past, pandemics such as the Black Death or the Great Plague, the H1N1 flu and the Asian Flu have killed many people.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh city centre vegan café that opened during pandemic listed for sale

Glow, on Gilmore Place, was opened by a young business owner in February 2021 after the previous owners made the difficult decision to close due to the uncertainty throughout the pandemic

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