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Lanarkshire e-commerce business set to expand with new £500k warehouse

'Dimensions' has seen its number of employees more than double with a post-pandemic surge

Daily Record

Covid loan repayments 'really hurting' charity

HoneyRose Foundation 'losing money' amid cost of living crisis and impact of pandemic

Liverpool Echo

Remote work fueled US productivity growth during pandemic, study says

U.S. economic productivity during the pandemic was driven entirely by firms with remote work capacity, according to a new study co-authored by Robert Gordon of Northwestern University.

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Durham Cricket Club sales and profits jump as sporting world bounces back from pandemic

The club said its number one priority in the year ahead is to finalise the funding of a 130-bed hotel at the Riverside

Birmingham Post

Man who put pounding headaches down to busy life given shocking diagnosis

Ben Wilson only realised something was wrong when he was furloughed during the pandemic

Manchester Evening News

Live From Emmet’s Place: inside New York’s most exclusive jazz concert

Early in the pandemic, jazz pianist Emmet Cohen started a weekly gig in his apartment. It only has eight attendees but online fans all over the world

The Guardian - US

Andhra Pradesh: SC order on fund diversion a slap on YSRCP’s face, says Naidu

‘₹1,100 crore meant for fighting COVID-19 pandemic diverted’

The Hindu

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Healthy Nottinghamshire nurse found out she had tuberculosis less than 24 hours before she died

Family were not able to say goodbye

Nottingham Post

COVID vaccines are linked to heavier periods for many – new findings from large study

COVID has affected countless aspects of our lives. For many people who menstruate, one of the pandemic’s effects has been on periods. People have reported changes to their menstrual cycles after having COVID, from the timing of their period, to its duration, to bleeding (a heavier or lighter flow).

The Conversation

Goa’s tourists are now heading to the hills instead of beaches. Here’s why

Sea spray, suntan and parties take a backseat as the greener, quieter side of the State sees a steady inflow of domestic travellers

The Hindu

Galleon leisure centre makeover update as proposed £13m refurb date unveiled

Leisure bosses have said they had to assess if they were still viable to operate.

Daily Record

Christine McGuinness says daughter told her she 'didn't want to live' after pandemic

Christine McGuinness, the wife of Top Gear host Paddy McGuinness, has revealed the heartbreaking conversation she had with her autistic child Penelope after the country's lockdown

Daily Mirror

Analysis-Years of neglect leaves sexual health clinics ill-prepared for monkeypox

Sexual health clinics on the frontline of the monkeypox response are already financially stretched, leaving the United States and UK ill-equipped to tackle the first major global health test since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reuters

Brit woman still fighting for holiday refund 2 years after Benidorm trip scrapped

Christine Roberts, 65, was booked to go to Spain's Costa Blanca to celebrate a friend's 60th birthday in October 2020 but the trip was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic

Daily Mirror

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Scottish commercial property investment hits pre-pandemic levels

Around £1.2bn of commercial deals were agreed between January and June this year

Tribune News Service

Editorial: COVID surge shows why Biden administration needs updated vaccines, big new booster push

As COVID-19 killed thousands of Americans every day in late 2020 and early 2021, the U.S. government's rapid success in shepherding the creation, emergency approval and initial rollout of safe, effective, free vaccines was a major public health victory — one made all the more amazing because it came under…

WEKU

Conservative blocs unleash wave of litigation to curb public health powers

A coalition of religious groups, conservative think tanks, and Republican attorneys general have chipped away at local and state authority, altering how the nation can respond during health crises.

The Conversation

While Australians line up for COVID boosters, low vaccination rates in poor countries continue to cost lives

Two and a half years into the pandemic, more than 12 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered worldwide, and more than 5 million are being administered each day. People in many high-income countries, including Australia, are now receiving their third or fourth dose. But the distribution of vaccines globally…

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Alfred Banks Stays Upbeat, Resumes Music Career

The singer says the reaction to his latest project, ‘Range 2,’ is “dope.”

The Conversation

'A weird dinging sound that everyone dreads': what rapid deliveries mean for supermarket workers

Online grocery shopping has boomed since the pandemic began in 2020, with Woolworths and Coles steadily expanding their home-delivery offerings. Rapid delivery is the latest frontier.

Tribune News Service

Faye Flam: How worried should you be about omicron BA.5?

The ways we think about the COVID-19 pandemic have evolved with the virus: In 2020, it was a potentially deadly threat we could avoid by being careful; in 2021, it was something that was likely to infect everyone eventually; and now, it’s becoming seen as a persistent health hazard that…

Reuters

Macau begins 11th round of mass testing in worst COVID outbreak

Macau kicked off an 11th round of COVID-19 testing for residents on Monday, as the world's biggest casino hub extended a lockdown of casinos and other businesses in the fight on its worst outbreak since the pandemic began.

Newcastle Herald

Eat Your Heart Out offer Sour taste from next album

NEWCASTLE emo band Eat Your Heart Out will release their second album Can't Stay Forever on September 9. Anticipation for the sophomore record continues to build after the four-piece dropped the album's second single Sour. Following on from their single Down, Sour channels an early 2000s pop-punk sounds reminiscent of…

Bristol Post

Private rents in Bristol shooting up after the pandemic

On average a property in Bristol costs £1,125 a month to rent

Bangkok Post

Boeing, Airbus Face Off at Farnborough Air Show

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE sales staff will hit the tarmac this week at the Farnborough International Air Show, the first of the biggest commercial aviation shows since the pandemic largely shut down air travel.

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