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Sunak accused of trying to cover up ministers’ actions during pandemic

PM challenged as Cabinet Office battles to withhold Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages from Covid inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Forensics are the linchpin of crime shows. In reality, lab delays are creating nightmares for innocent people

Backlogs of months and even years have emerged thanks to issues including poor funding, low pay, a flood of requests from attorneys and families and the Covid pandemic. Josh Marcus reports

The Independent UK

Downing Street announces work to cut dog attacks after spate of incidents in Greater Manchester

An M.E.N. investigation heard how the pandemic had led to 'a cocktail for what we are seeing'

Manchester Evening News

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The Guardian view on the pandemic: forgotten, but not gone

Editorial: The World Health Organization has said that Covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency. But its impact will be felt for years

The Guardian - UK

Why Australians are paying 50% more for air fares than pre-pandemic even as jet fuel costs drop

New data reveals the average return economy airfare to the most popular overseas destinations is now $1,827, compared with $1,213 in 2019

The Guardian - AU

Covid inquiry: what’s in Boris Johnson’s WhatsApps?

Boris Johnson and other senior members of his government are likely to ignore a new legal deadline to hand over unredacted messages sent during the pandemic to the Covid-19 public inquiry.

The Week

UK government fights demand to hand over Boris Johnson's messages to COVID-19 inquiry

Boris Johnson established an independent inquiry while he was U.K. prime minister into the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

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Post-pandemic demand for UK film and TV studio space expected to climb

Demand for film and TV studio space is anticipated to climb in 2023 and next year in the UK as the industry moves quickly to satisfy consumer appetite for plenty of shows, according to a new survey.

Evening Standard

Legal disputes rocket as more firms take insurers to court to pay claims

The number of legal disputes between companies and their insurers ending up in the High Court has almost trebled since before the pandemic, according to new research.

Evening Standard

Where are the jobs? India's world-beating growth falls short

On a hot summer afternoon, 23-year old Nizamudin Abdul Rahim Khan is playing cricket on a muddy, unpaved road in the Rafiq Nagar slum in India's financial capital, Mumbai.

Reuters

‘I feel constantly watched’: the employees working under surveillance

Monitoring software has become more common since the pandemic – but are activity scores the best way to measure productivity?

The Guardian - UK

Tech is vital to Chicago’s Black-owned businesses

Some of the tools that enabled us to adapt our small businesses during the pandemic are under threat as Congress considers legislation to regulate technology companies, a South Side business owner writes.

Chicago Sun-Times

UK government given more time to hand over Boris Johnson messages to COVID inquiry

British ministers have been given more time to hand over unredacted messages from former prime minister Boris Johnson to a public inquiry looking into the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, in a stand-off that could lead to criminal sanctions.

Reuters

Dangerous lab leaks happen far more often than the public is aware

Biological facilities in the US and around the world suffer breaches, including of potentially pandemic-causing pathogens, but are shrouded in secrecy

The Guardian - US

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Daily Mirror

Next pandemic could be 50 times deadlier than Covid, top scientists warn

American virologist Dr Robert Redfield, who served as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from 2018 to 2021, feared his grandchildren would be faced with an even bigger crisis

Daily Record

Number of NHS dental examinations in Dumfries and Galloway branded "shocking"

Although more than 12,000 were carried out in the first three months of the year, the number is still well below pre-pandemic levels

Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway teaching union warns pupil anxiety and depression "greatly increased" since coronavirus pandemic

A new Educational Institute of Scotland survey has looked into trends in "dysregulated behaviour" in the classroom

Bangkok Post

Arkhom coy on diesel excise tax cut

Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith has refused to take a stance on whether the diesel excise tax cut needs to be extended, saying it depends on global oil prices.

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Daily Mirror

'Anything less than full co-operation from Sunak is an insult to pandemic victims'

Setting up a Covid public inquiry before denying it information smacks of sparing political blushes by Rishi Sunak who should instruct the Cabinet Office to hand over whatever it wants

The Conversation

Pandemic babies’ developmental milestones: Not as bad as we feared, but not as good as before

The COVID-19 pandemic created conditions that threatened children’s healthy development.

Salon

The loneliness pandemic: Getting worse

We may live in the loneliest society in human history. It's a social problem — and a massive public health crisis

Barchart

Bonds - The Bearish Trend Continues

The bearish trend in the bond market began in 2020 when the global pandemic caused the long bond futures to reach a record high. Since then, it has been downhill for the U.S. Treasury bond futures, but they have stabilized in 2023.

Axios

62% of Americans agree: The pandemic is over

For the first time, the majority of the public agrees the crisis has passed.

The Conversation

Kids missing school: Why it's happening -- and how to stop it

Chronic absenteeism – defined as a student’s missing approximately 18 days of the school year – is on the rise. Compared with the years preceding the COVID-19 pandemic, almost three-quarters of U.S. public schools are now showing significant increases.

Wales Online

Family swaps suburban life for rural homestead where they grow their own food

They made the decision during the pandemic

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