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Kota goat sold for Rs 8 lakh in Kausarbaug for Eid-al-Adha

PUNE: Sellers at the city goat markets claim that not only the sales have reached the pre-pandemic levels, but also the customers are ready to splurge as they did not have this opportunity in the last two years.

The Times of India

The inside story of the ground-breaking Covid-19 Recovery trial

When the effectiveness of dexamethasone was first announced, it changed the treatment of the disease overnight, Guilherme Pessoa-Amorim, Leon Peto and Mark Campbell explain how they did it

The Independent UK

Suffolk Community Co-Operative opens first permanent location after helping community for two years

After helping families throughout the pandemic, they're now helping out amid rising costs

Belfast Live

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Bears Rookie WR Addresses Concerns About His Age

Velus Jones played six years of college football due to redshirting his freshman year and earning a year of eligibility because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sports Illustrated

UAE honour for Apollo Hospitals

Hospital group gets UAE Waterfalls Global Award for services during pandemic

The Hindu

UK town where 'there's nothing here anymore' as boarded up shops blot high street

Anchor outlets such as department stores such as Debenhams, BHS and C&A disappeared in addition to historic firms such as Prestons of Bolton's flagship jewellery store

Daily Mirror

Bloodthirsty seagulls dubbed 'murder gulls' devour helpless pigeon alive in brutal scenes

WARNING - DISTRESSING FOOTAGE: Bloodthirsty "murder gulls" have been spotted attacking and pecking pigeons to death along London canals, a phenomenon locals claim has increased since the pandemic

Daily Mirror

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My mother died while Johnson partied. His legacy is one of lies and contempt

His job was to protect people, instead he presided over the deaths of thousands. My hopes now lie with the Covid inquiry, says bereaved family member Deborah Doyle

The Guardian - UK

King Salman Addresses Pilgrims, Citizens, Residents and Muslims Around the World

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, said Saturday that the Kingdom was able this year to increase the number of pilgrims to a total of a million - from inside and outside the country - due to positive efforts made in tackling the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

June’s economy dichotomy: US adds 372,000 jobs while employers announce 32,000 layoffs

Is the hot labor market strengthening or weakening? Or doing both at the same time?

Tribune News Service

New Zealand stands on the brink of the Covid precipice. Why aren’t we moving to red?

The lessons of our pandemic success seem to have been all but forgotten as the government sticks at the orange traffic light setting

The Guardian - AU

If You Invested $1,000 In Polkadot At Its COVID-19 Pandemic Low, Here's How Much You'd Have Now

Investors who have owned stocks in the past couple of years have generally experienced some big gains. But there is no question some big-name cryptocurrencies have left the stock market in the dust.

Benzinga

Vaccines saved 200,000 lives, study says

The study's authors hope the estimate helps quantify the relief afforded by the COVID vaccines

Salon

How women in fitness became lifesavers

The innovation, flexibility and kindness of Kiwi women has come to the fore, Dr Holly Thorpe has found, in her project to understand how women working in sport and fitness are impacted by Covid

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Chronicle Live

Durham Miners Gala 2022 - all you need to know about Saturday's event

The historic event returns after a two year hiatus caused by the Covid pandemic with crowds of up to 200,000 expected at Durham

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2 Biotech Stocks Crushing It During the Market Crash

The Biotech industry has gained significant momentum since the pandemic. Moreover, the industry’s prospects look bright amid the lucrative federal funding and solid investments in breakthrough developments. Thus, given the stock market volatility, it could be wise to invest in quality biotech stocks Eli Lilly (LLY) and Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ),…

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh schoolboy 'robbed' of childhood as sore tummy turns out to be leukaemia

The youngster missed out of his first year at school as it was too much of a risk to be around other kids with the pandemic and his weakened immune system due to treatment

Chronicle Live

Boris Johnson's North East legacy: 'A story of failure'

Has Boris Johnson left the North East a better place than he found it?

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What is Hajj? One million Muslims gather in Mecca for largest pilgrimage since pandemic

The pilgrimage is one of the five pillars of Islam. It is a journey that every adult Muslim must make at least once in their lifetime, as long as they are physically and financially able to do so.

Axios

Handshakes are back

The pandemic hasn’t technically ended, but people are clearly eager to get back to normal routines.

Daily Record

New fears for holidays abroad as cost of flights 'treble' amid raft of recent cancellations

British Airways and EasyJet are among the airlines to announce a string of cancellations as millions of people in the UK seek to catch up on holidays lost during the Covid pandemic.

Manchester Evening News

Private hire driver who falsified documents during the pandemic loses licence

"If this hadn’t been picked up by our diligent officers, members of the public would have been driven around by a man without insurance"

The Times of India

Punjab: Inflation hits Bakar-Eid festivities in Amritsar

AMRITSAR: After facing losses for the past consecutive two years owing to coronavirus pandemic-induced restrictions, the sacrificial animal dealers in Amritsar are reaping windfalls with the high demand for sheep and goats not only from Punjab but also from neighbouring Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory (JKUT).

The Conversation

If we want to build truly sustainable cities, we need to think about how women use energy and space

Women and men balance their different responsibilities in different ways, something the pandemic has brought into sharp relief. But that isn’t always considered by those designing buildings. In fact, buildings designed without considering gender often benefit men and disadvantage women by default.

Inverse

The best post-apocalypse movie on Netflix now reveals a dark truth about our present

Post-apocalyptic thriller, I Am Legend, has surprising parallels to Covid-19, but there's no single cure for our pandemic — unlike in the movie.

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