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‘The rich have got much richer’: why art sale prices are going through the roof

Auction houses are recording a boom in sales after a return to pre-pandemic levels of supplies of works

The Guardian - UK

My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way waves flag with names of fans who died during pandemic at Milton Keynes show

Band played first of three comeback shows at Stadium MK on Thursday

The Independent UK

Analysis: Should You Be Afraid Of A Monkeypox Pandemic?

The coronavirus pandemic has yet to be firmly tucked into the history books even as a new health threat emerges: monkeypox, a rare infectious virus that has suddenly become more prevalent in Europe and is now being detected in North America. Should people be concerned that a new health crisis…

Benzinga

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Isolation, virtual classes, resilience: Chicago grads reflect on pandemic-dominated college life

We spoke with four Chicago college students graduating this year about how the pandemic shook up their college experiences, their finances and their mental health.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pandemic and explosions worsen Equatorial Guinea prospects, IMF says

Equatorial Guinea's ailing economy has been dented by the pandemic and a series of deadly dynamite explosions in 2021 despite government efforts to mitigate the impact of these shocks on the oil-producing nation, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Friday.

Reuters

Domino's bring back iconic pizza banned in pandemic - but only at certain stores

There will be no more topping-related arguments thanks to the return of half and half

Manchester Evening News

The AP Interview: US trade rep. sees opportunity in recovery

The top U.S. trade negotiator says with world economies all suffering from more than two years of the coronavirus pandemic and global supply problems exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the United States has an “incredible opportunity” to engage with other nations and forge new partnerships and agreements

The Independent UK

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Glasgow bans traffic from George Square permanently with start date set next month

Spaces for People measures introduced during the pandemic are set to stay, to help make the area more inviting for residents and visitors.

Glasgow Live

‘No fault’ evictions rise by 63% as private renters hit by cost of living crisis

Eviction action higher than before pandemic, as growing number of tenants ‘sucked’ into trouble

The Independent UK

Students face losing thousands as gap year charity used by teen Prince William folds

Raleigh International, which took Prince William and Kate Middleton on trips when they were younger, made all its staff redundant and cancelled all its planned trips yesterday when it went under

Daily Mirror

Whether you followed lockdown rules may have been influenced by your genetics – new research

All over the world, people suffered the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on their wellbeing. However, the impact was not the same for everyone. We know physical health and mental health are affected partly by environmental factors, for example the COVID-19 pandemic, but partly by nature (genetics).

The Conversation

G7 agree pact to better prepare for future pandemics

The Group of Seven wealthy democracies has announced plans to strengthen epidemiological early-warning systems to detect infectious diseases with pandemic potential

The Independent UK

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

Investors who bought stocks during the COVID-19 market crash in 2020 have generally experienced some big gains in the last two years. But there is no question some big-name stocks performed better than others since the pandemic bottom.

Benzinga

The US Civil War drastically reshaped how Americans deal with death – will the pandemic?

More than 1 million people living in the United States have died of COVID-19 during the past two years.

The Conversation

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow Southside library to close for ten weeks as repairs planned

Govanhill Library will shut down for the upgrade but will reopen at pre-pandemic opening hours. While venue is shut, users are encouraged to use Gorbals Library, where opening times will be extended.

Reuters

Thailand to lift curbs on nightlife from June

Thailand will allow night clubs and karaoke bars to resume regular hours starting in June, a senior official said on Friday, dropping most of its remaining pandemic restrictions as daily infections decline.

Birmingham Post

Hinkley Point C delayed by one year as costs rise by £3bn

French energy giant EDF outlined the continuing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the nuclear plant project in Somerset

The Guardian - US

Los Angeles hotel workers fight for panic buttons amid sexual harassment

Push for ballot petition that would mandate safety protections, limit workloads, set wage standards, and extend worker retention rules

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Is it time to freak out about the stock market and the economy?

With inflation surging, the war in Ukraine roiling global markets and the after-effects of the pandemic still clogging supply chains, everyday investors have been jittery. But some had their nerves pushed to the edge this week after the Dow Jones Industrial Average took a swoon on Wednesday of more than…

The Conversation

COVID in South Africa: what to expect in the short and long term

In light of the approaching winter months combined with the recent lifting of the national disaster act, South Africans have anxiously been watching an increase in COVID infections. The Conversation Africa spoke to infectious disease specialist Veronica Ueckermann about the current trajectory of the pandemic in the country.

The Hindu

‘COVID-19 is not over yet. We have to be future ready’ : Principal Scientific Adviser

Interview: Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood, Principal Scientific Adviser, Government of India

Reuters

Polish lawmakers reach compromise on court reform with eye on EU funds

Lawmakers from Poland's ruling coalition agreed to judicial reforms the government says will unblock billions of euros in European Union funding, helping an economy grappling with the effects of the pandemic and war in Ukraine.

AAP

NSW spent $7.5 billion on pandemic

NSW spent $7.5 billion in its response to COVID-19 funded largely by borrowing but it also underspent on crucial PPE and overspent on faulty equipment.

The Independent UK

Australia set to go to polls in expected close election

Australians will go to the polls Saturday following a six-week election campaign that has focused on pandemic-fueled inflation, climate change and fears of a Chinese military outpost being established less than 1,200 miles off Australia’s shore

Bristol Post

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