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Australia’s COVID-zero strongman predicted to win state election

One of the biggest advocates of Australia’s COVID-19 lockdowns is set to be reelected in the state of Victoria on Saturday, a vindication for the center-left Labor Party after a term dominated by controversy over its handling of the pandemic.

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Digital Black Friday sales top projections despite inflation, report says

Deal-hunting Americans shrugged off sky-high inflation on Black Friday, spending in record-breaking numbers online even as brick-and-mortar stores enjoyed the fading of COVID-19 concerns.

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Just 1 in 20 people in the US have dodged COVID infection so far, study says

An estimated 94% of people in the U.S. have been infected with the COVID-19 virus at least once, according to according to a new paper from researchers at Harvard’s School of Public Health.

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Latest Bristol Covid rates from city council

According to the data, Bristol, BANES and North Somerset have an estimate of 1 in 61 people with Covid

Bristol Post

Food prices are rising – but you can still enjoy a classic Australian Christmas lunch without breaking the bank

War in Ukraine, floods and Covid mean that turkey, trees and cherries are in short supply this year. But at least there’s a glut of wine

The Guardian - AU

Strictly Come Dancing: week 10 results – as it happened

Molly and Carlos Tangoed to Billie Eilish, Fleur and Vito did a Sugababes Rumba, while Kym and Graziano … were out with Covid. But who took their final turn around the Strictly dancefloor?

The Guardian - UK

Protesters are so upset with China's COVID rules, some are openly saying Xi should go

Residents held extraordinary late-night demonstrations against Urumqi's draconian "zero-COVID" lockdown after an apartment fire killed 10.

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China's COVID storm

China reported a record number of infections this week, amid lockdowns and mass testing that are fueling unrest.

Axios

Urumqi: Covid lockdown protests in China break out after fire kills 10

Protests have broken out in western China after a fire killed 10 people amid nationwide unrest over the country’s strict Covid lockdown rules.

Evening Standard

Huge Covid protests erupt in China's Xinjiang after deadly fire

Crowds shouting at hazmat-suited guards after a deadly fire triggered anger over their prolonged Covid-19 lockdown as nationwide infections set another record.

The Times of India

Risk Of Severe Asthma Attacks Doubled After Covid Limitations Removed: Research

Episodes of progressive worsening of asthma symptoms, termed exacerbations or asthma attacks, are the major cause of illness and death in this condition. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

China Reports Third Consecutive Daily Record for New COVID Cases

China reported 35,183 new COVID-19 infections on Nov. 25, of which 3,474 were symptomatic and 31,709 were asymptomatic, the National Health Commission said on Saturday, setting a new high for the third consecutive day. That compared with 32,943 new cases a day earlier – 3,103 symptomatic and 29,840 asymptomatic infections,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Life on 'Bread Street' where people knock to ask if you are selling up

"These houses always sell. They're only ever up for a couple of weeks, if that."

Liverpool Echo

Deaths of 23 homeless people at three Glasgow hotels blamed on 'dumping' of vulnerable without support

Controversial hotels in Glasgow had been slammed for conditions and campaigners claim homeless people were "dumped" with no essential care.

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 26 November 2022

A spate of mass shootings absorbed America this week. You've been here before. Too many guns. Too much homophobia and transphobia. Too much polarisation. Too little tolerance. Too sparse opportunities for social mobility.

Bangkok Post

NVI plans to utilise local booster shots

The National Vaccine Institute (NVI) plans to use locally developed Covid-19 vaccines as booster shots when they are completed and approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Daily Mirror

Boy, seven, who caught Covid-19 earlier faces last Christmas after tragic complications

Callum Neil was diagnosed with parainfluenza virus, an infection which has ravaged his lungs after he developed a severe cough as a complication from Covid-19 this year

Tribune News Service

Xi resumes in-person summits despite COVID-19 spike in Beijing

A maskless President Xi Jinping met Cuban counterpart Miguel Diaz-Canel in Beijing, resuming his flurry of in-person summits even as a record COVID-19 surge fanned lockdown fears in the Chinese capital.

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Music festival organisers say this summer is 'critical' after years of COVID and La Niña interruptions

Heavy rainfall, flooding and wind gusts have forced multiple festivals to cancel or postpone in recent months, and organisers are wary of another summer of La Niña.

Wales Online

Former Welsh rugby favourite Mark Spiller battling rare form of cancer

Mark Spiller played for Pontypridd, Pontypool and Ebbw Vale during the 1990s

ABC News

Got COVID-19 and still need to vote in the Victorian state election? It might be harder than you think

The Victorian state election is here, but if you've got COVID-19 and haven't voted early, you might not be able to take part.

Bangkok Post

Equities pause as market takes stock of Covid cases

RECAP: Asian equities fell yesterday in subdued activity after the Thanksgiving holiday in the US. Chinese shares led declines as investors weighed recent gains against an upswing in Covid-19 infections, which reached a new single-day high above 30,000 infections.

Bangkok Post

Look to emerging markets in transitional year

We believe 2023 will be a transitional year, the next stage following the "low-rates, low-growth" years of 2010-19 and the "Covid years" of 2020-22, where the pandemic led to a global lockdown, massive fiscal spending, skyrocketing debt and the great reflation.

Daily Mirror

DWP benefits crackdown hurls Brits into 'destitution' as claimants lose £262 a month

The number of Universal Credit sanctions has soared as a Covid amnesty ends and work search rules are tightened - and the average sanction is £262, almost a third of the whole payment

The Guardian - UK

‘We are not even full for Christmas’ – England’s restaurants count their lost bookings

Cost of living crisis has deterred customers just as cost of food ingredients, energy, rent and wages surge

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