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Mystery of Black Death’s origins solved, say researchers

International team link spike in deaths at cemeteries in Kyrgyzstan in 1300s to start of plague pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Falkirk nightclub allowed to open from noon to help pandemic recovery

The new owners of Maniqui, who bought the venue just days before lockdown, plan to offer bar lunches and have also been given permission to hold underage discos and children's parties.

Daily Record

Transit agencies dangle discounts and perks to woo riders

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020, ridership plummeted on Green Mountain Transit, Vermont’s largest public transit agency.

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Company founders quit the office for a leisurely life

Company founders are selling up in droves after pandemic-driven lifestyle shifts prompted them to quit the office in favour of a leisurely life.

Evening Standard

Gill all geared up for Kenya safari rally

Champion driver says he used pandemic time to optimise his fitness

The Hindu

Bay Area food delivery service wants to go the distance for customers who wait

LOS GATOS, California — Jonathan Friedland wondered why his favorite local bakery, Manresa Bread, wasn’t using food-delivery services such as DoorDash or Uber Eats, especially during a pandemic shutdown that kept customers home.

Tribune News Service

Kishida unveils plan to set up pandemic crisis control unit

Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced plans to establish an infectious disease crisis management agency to better prepare for future pandemics

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Monkeypox is a DNA virus unlike coronavirus – here's what that means for the virus and us

Monkeypox is suddenly on everyone’s radar, having gone from a handful of cases outside of the area where it is endemic to over 1,600 cases in mere weeks. Given the horrors that COVID brought, it is hardly surprising that people are wondering if this is another pandemic in the making.

The Conversation

Positive Covid test should mean enforced self-isolation for sufferers, poll suggests

Some 70 per cent claimed they have continued taking extra measures to keep safe from Covid-19, such as mask-wearing and avoiding social gatherings

Wales Online

The inside story of Recovery: how the world’s largest COVID-19 trial transformed treatment – and what it could do for other diseases

Guilherme – June 16, 2020. Evening TV news shows across the world were suddenly opening with the result of our research, and rightly so. Dexamethasone was the first drug to be shown to save the lives of people infected with COVID-19. To a young researcher like me, that day felt…

The Conversation

The last two recessions hit young people hardest – here's how you can protect yourself for the next one

After the pandemic and now a cost of living crisis, it seems unthinkable that the economic situation could get worse. But experts are pretty certain that the UK economy will flatline in 2023, and some are even murmuring that a recession could happen this year.

The Conversation

Two-thirds who isolated in pandemic ‘think self-isolation should still be law’

A third of people think current government advice is insufficient.

The Independent UK

Health care consumers feeling economic sting

During the pandemic, Americans aged 50 to 64 said they've been skipping medications, cutting back on food and utilities to cover their medical needs. And they're increasingly worried about covering their future bills, according to newly released Gallup polling.

Axios

Life sciences serial entrepreneur Sir Chris Evans on the pandemic, cancer drugs and business failure

Sir Chris told Cardiff Business Club that if lockdowns were not implemented the death toll would have been catastrophic

Birmingham Post

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Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury reports record sales amid reading boom

People who turned to books during Covid lockdowns continuing to buy them, company says

ABC News

Twice as many Aussies heading overseas since borders opened, but numbers still lag well below pre-pandemic norm

Australians continue to tentatively return to overseas travel, but only one demographic has come anywhere near its pre-pandemic peak.

The Guardian - AU

Consumer confidence plunges to worst level since peak of pandemic, Westpac survey shows

Experts say stretched businesses could face further pain as people cut spending and award wages rise

Bangkok Post

Thailand, Laos resume 9 bus services

Nine bus routes linking Thailand and Laos were reopened on Wednesday as the two countries eased travel restrictions imposed after the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Albanese welcomes pay rise for pandemic ‘heroes’

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has welcomed the Fair Work Commission's decision to raise the minimum wage by 5.2 per cent amid concerns about inflation.

ABC News

Brisbane City Council budget reveals rates rise to recover from flood, COVID-19 pandemic

Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says the council budget will include a 4.93 per cent rates hike from next month.

Tribune News Service

More California homeowners now eligible for COVID mortgage relief

More struggling California homeowners now qualify for mortgage relief, after the state on Tuesday expanded a COVID-19 program designed to help those who have fallen behind on their payments during the pandemic.

Salon

Long COVID often overlooked in children

A quiet epidemic of long COVID in children is just beginning to be understood by researchers

The Independent UK

School system is ‘failing’ on multiple fronts – report

A commission identified 12 key steps to improve the education system, with most parents feeling schools do not prepare children well for working life.

The Independent UK

Teachers fear pupils are less ready for world of work post-pandemic

A charity called for targeted primary school careers provision for poorer pupils.

ABC News

International students return to Western Australia, but COVID chaos remains

As Western Australia's international education sector begins to recover, some are questioning whether a COVID-inhibited student experience is still worth the up-front cost.

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