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Executive pay in spotlight again as Next boss takes home £4.4m

Retailer that received government help during pandemic awards CEO massive bonus

Wales Online

U.N. warns of 'catastrophic' child malnutrition due to price hikes, Ukraine war

The cost of life-saving treatment for the most severely malnourished children is set to jump by up to 16% due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and pandemic disruptions, according to the United Nations' children's agency.

Reuters

‘People were extremely stressed and anxious’: IVF treatment through NHS plummets by 7% in pandemic

‘Fertility sadly declines with age. Any delay can be devastating and have an impact on whether someone has successful treatment,’ says expert

The Independent UK

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Watchdogs raise ‘serious concerns’ over performance of criminal justice system

A report spells out how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the work of police, prosecutors, prisons, probation and youth offending teams.

The Independent UK

NHS patients faced bigger IVF delays during Covid than those paying privately

Some 83% of private and 34% of NHS clinics were approved to resume service by May 15 2020.

The Independent UK

More than 325,000 people in England ‘have dementia but are undiagnosed’

The Midlands has the highest number of undiagnosed people with dementia, while London and the North West have the lowest.

The Independent UK

PigSty in July goes full hog with The Porkers

DASHVILLE'S PigSty In July is making its return after four years with a whole lot of grunt. Newcastle's own ska heroes The Porkers will return to headline the festival on July 2 at Lower Belford. The Porkers, led by the charismatic Pete "Porker" Cooper, played the last PigSty in 2018…

Newcastle Herald

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Warehouses thrive as e-commerce booms

With an improving pandemic outlook, the logistics and warehouse sector is continuing to grow, mainly attributed to robust e-commerce business and rising demand from the electronics and automotive industries following the country's reopening.

Bangkok Post

Sniffer dogs ‘can accurately detect airport passengers infected with Covid-19’

Scientists say this method of detection is likely to be valuable in the early stages of a pandemic, but also to help contain an ongoing pandemic.

The Independent UK

From today's opinion in U.S. v. Allen, written by Judge Sandra Ikuta and joined by Judge Lawrence VanDyke and Tenth Circuit Judge Carlos Lucero; seems generally right to me: At the height of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, the district court here prohibited members of the public from attending the…

Reason

Milder 4th wave likely, but Covid won’t affect normal life in Mumbai again: Iqbal Chahal

MUMBAI: The BMC will modernise 16 of its existing hospitals in the city over the next three years and all equipment from its jumbo centres used to fight the Covid-19 pandemic will be utilised in these upgraded hospitals, municipal commissioner Iqbal Chahal said on Monday.

The Times of India

Schools are finally back

Today schools reopen nationwide. After two tumultuous years of living with the pandemic, students in all of the country's 35,000 schools will return to physical classes -- learning directly from teachers and playing with friends.

Bangkok Post

Homelessness up in Bay Area, down slightly in San Francisco

Homelessness increased nearly 9% in the San Francisco Bay Area over the last three years, despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent to keep people off the streets during the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

The Strategists: Morrison rolls dice on super-for-housing in final attempt to close Labor’s lead

To help us bridge the gap between the polls and reality, TND's strategists are back to sharpen our focus on the issues that could sway the result on May 21.

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Manchester Evening News

Young man who split with his girlfriend and lost his job in lockdown took his own life

Oliver Smith, 28, was described as a 'unique character' who had a 'difficult pandemic'

The Hindu

Infodemic in pandemic: how COVID influenced food choices

NIN study highlights need for promoting nutrition literacy for using information cautiously

The Guardian - AU

Over 70% of Australia’s aged care workers yet to receive $800 pandemic bonus, poll suggests

Union poll finds majority of members have not yet received any payment as aged care peak body says both parties fall short on policy

Los Angeles Times

US reaches 1 million COVID deaths — and the virus isn’t done with us

David Dowdy hunches in front of his laptop at his kitchen table as he watches COVID-19 data trickle in. One death. Then another. And another. And another.

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Leeds Live

Busy Leeds ring road finally reopens after £31m flyover transformation

Before the pandemic, 43,000 vehicles passed over the bridge every single day

Belfast Live

South West College on lookout for local ‘Community Heroes’ who made a difference during the pandemic

It's time to nominate friends, family members, neighbours or colleagues who went above and beyond to help others during the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Ryanair boss warns of skyrocketing flight costs and airport delays this summer

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has warned that prices for flights could go up this summer as the demand for European holidays goes up in the wake of pandemic restrictions being lifted

The Conversation

South Africa's COVID school closures hit girls hard -- but they showed resilience too

South Africa’s school dropout rate was high even before the COVID pandemic. Research shows that around 60% of young people effectively drop out of school, with no school-leaving qualifications to their names.

The Conversation

Social media can be a force for good in a crisis: lessons from Lagos

In times of crisis, it is especially crucial that governments share accurate, up to date information with their citizens. Social media can play an important role in disseminating urgent information.

The Hindu

People turn purveyor of luck to support their lives

More people are opting lottery sale as a vocation after the pandemic

Dublin Live

Wolfe Tone Park in Dublin's north inner city reopens following rejuvenation works

The park was closed during the pandemic as the Parks, Biodiversity and Landscape Services team worked to restore it to a green space.

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