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Vaccinologist Sarah Gilbert: ‘We need to be better prepared for a new pandemic’

The woman who co-developed the AstraZeneca vaccine on reassuring doubters, her new book and having a baby penguin named after her

The Guardian - UK

Male voices dominated South African COVID reporting: that has to change

The onset of the COVID pandemic and the many months of uncertainty, anxiety and push for scientific breakthroughs sent journalists all over the world on the hunt for expert voices. They wanted sources who could explain to audiences what was happening and why.

The Conversation

NHS crisis caused by Tory underfunding not Covid, say doctors

Sajid Javid’s claims that pandemic caused lack of funding, beds and staff are refuted in new dossier

The Guardian - UK

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Warning: Stewart Lee's new show contains scenes of ‘woke’ humour

Stewart Lee is back. He’s somewhat portlier – as many of us are – than he was before the pandemic struck and on typically excellent,…

The National (Scotland)

New Disease X could arrive any day as virus outbreaks 'getting worse' amid polio in UK

Two and a half years since the first outbreak of Covid-19, experts are warning more disastrous pandemics are likely on the way as we live in a "perfect storm for emerging infectious diseases"

Daily Mirror

Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme disbursals to MSMEs up 10%

AHMEDABAD: Though demand has improved and economic activity resumed after the worst of the pandemic, MSMEs still face working capital problems. Disbursals under the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) continued to see offtake grow, as inflation and high raw material and logistics costs are pushed up working capital requirements…

The Times of India

‘A finite resource’: as Australia recruits overseas health workers, their home nations bear the cost

For international health workers, Australia often offers better pay and conditions – but inequality is worsening amid a global shortfall

The Guardian - AU

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Learning loss

The learning that was lost by children during the pandemic has to be recovered sooner than later

The Hindu

Coaching women to become masters of their own independence

The economic fallout from the Covid pandemic coupled with soaring inflation and a rise in the cost of living has left many people struggling to adapt to an increasingly unstable environment, not least women. But they can turn the situation into an opportunity says Chinese-American financial coach Yulin Lee.

Radio France Internationale

Where did the Black Death pandemic originate?

The Black Death, the biggest pandemic of our history, was caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis

The Hindu

Edinburgh Pride: Hundreds turn out for incredible LGBTQ+ march through city centre

Cancelled in 2021 due to coronavirus restrictions, the Edinburgh event was the first since the pandemic to go ahead, with many flocking to take part in the huge LGBTQ+ parade.

Edinburgh Live

Armed Forces Day parade in Liverpool sees services personnel and veterans take to the streets

It is the first time Armed Forces Day has taken place in full since the pandemic struck

Liverpool Echo

Travelling out of Ireland in the next two months? Here's everything you need to know

Dublin Airportis expecting its busiest weekend since the beginning of the pandemic this weekend, as many people jet off on their summer holidays

Irish Mirror

Why we report on the media

The last two years have been hard on journalists. We’ve had to report on a devastating pandemic, while losing our colleagues to the virus. In the first four months of 2020 alone, 31 media professionals succumbed to Covid, and the toll has since risen to nearly 600, according to a…

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WEKU

Graduating Uvalde High School class remembers those killed in mass shooting

School officials praised the students for their strength and resilience through three COVID-19 pandemic years, three changes of principals and then the May 14 mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.

Belfast Live

Dublin Airport 'mayhem' again as passengers complain of missed flights and 'three hour check-in delays'

The reports come as the airport faces its busiest weekend since the pandemic

The Guardian - US

‘An unspoken epidemic’: Homicide rate increase for Black women rivals that of Black men

Five Black women and girls were killed each day in 2020, most of them with guns. Gender violence must be at the center of the gun debate, advocates say

Reuters

After two-year hiatus, Mexico City conducts mass ceremony for same-sex couples

Hundreds of Mexican same-sex couples married on Friday, marking the first time that the annual mass ceremony in Mexico City ahead of its Pride parade has taken place after being cancelled for two years due to the pandemic.

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Bangkok Post

Women prove worthy entrepreneurs

Women have proved to be resilient entrepreneurs with the ability to adapt to challenges as they gain more seats on corporate boards, according to executives of leading organisations.

ABC News

Australia's COVID-19 and flu cases are on the rise — this is what's driving them

The message is clear: The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over, and Australians should brace themself for a winter of not just that virus, but other lurgies too.

The Canberra Times

Pandemic, lockdowns cause surge in other serious illnesses

Chronic illness treatment paused during worst days of lockdown - top doctors

The Independent UK

‘January 2020 all over again’: Doctors warn Biden’s lack of urgency on Monkeypox is like early delays with Covid

Cumbersome response from US federal government mirrors the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, experts say

The Hindu

Extending free food grain for poor scheme beyond September not advisable on fiscal ground: Expenditure Department

The department said the high food security cover has already "created a serious fiscal situation" and is not needed in non-pandemic times.

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport off to a 'good start' in terms of queues ahead of the busiest weekend since the onset of the pandemic

Between today and Monday, between 50,000 and 55,000 passengers will pass through the airport every day.

Reuters

Latin America's kids slid into education black hole during pandemic

In Bolivia's highland city La Paz, Maribel Sanchez's children spent much of the last two years huddling over a small smartphone screen to attend online classes amid a lengthy lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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