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Tories' 'suspicion of the Scots' hindered UK's Covid response, former Welsh FM says

THERE was an “inherent suspicion” in the way the UK government dealt with its devolved counterparts during the Covid pandemic because they were…

The National (Scotland)

The US intends to leave the World Health Organization. What happens next?

Donald Trump’s plan to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO) has been met with dismay in the public health field.

The Conversation

The UK government’s £18bn borrowing costs are higher than expected - how did we get here?

The deficit was the highest for any December since 2020, when the government was forced to prop up closed businesses and spend billions of pounds on medical equipment because of the covid lockdowns

The Independent UK

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Do COVID-19 vaccines have AIDS causing virus?

Millions of lives were saved globally by the swift development of COVID-19 vaccinations, but hundreds of false reports followed the major development. One such allegation is that COVID-19 vaccinations contain viruses that cause AIDS or could cause the disease. These are the facts that everyone needs to be aware of…

The Times of India

After a Reset Year, Is Moderna Stock Poised for a Comeback?

Moderna had a rough 2024 and is starting 2025 with lowered forecasts, but is focused on getting 10 FDA approvals in the next three years. Is now time to buy?

MarketBeat

Waitrose brings back free coffee for shoppers without need to buy anything

Supermarket chain reintroduces loyalty scheme perk as it fights for customers with rival Marks & Spencer

The Guardian - UK

Robert Pattinson hits out at ‘studio movies’ released in wake of Covid

‘It actually started to get a little worrying,’ the actor said

The Independent UK

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Covid fraud squad will have power to seize fraudsters’ cash under Labour bill

Public Sector Fraud Authority will be able to use strong civil penalties as alternative to criminal prosecution

The Guardian - UK

Former vaccines tsar describes ‘open warfare’ within UK government during Covid pandemic

Dame Kate Bingham, who led the vaccine taskforce in 2020, said the clinically vulnerable were deprioritised and goals were not followed

The Guardian - UK

Trump pulled the US out of the World Health Organization, again. Here’s why

Trump removed the U.S. from the World Health Organization during his first term as well

The Independent UK

Whitehall ‘group think’ and inter-departmental rows slammed by vaccine tsar

Dame Kate Bingham was commissioned by the previous government to help the UK secure vaccines during the pandemic.

Evening Standard

List of Trump's executive orders as president moves to dismantle education department

The latest move to reduce the scope of the federal government will face opposition in Congress

Evening Standard

Trump Signs Order To Pull US From WHO, Citing Funding Disparities

President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order directing the United States to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO), a body he has repeatedly criticized over its handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

International Business Times

Health experts condemn Trump decision to withdraw U.S. from World Health Organization: ‘Enormous mistake’

President criticized WHO over size of funding commitments and handling of Covid

The Independent UK

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Consume Spending Behaviour And What Shifted In The Post-Pandemic Era

Real life felt so different when the COVID-19 pandemic officially ended, and almost everything changed, especially the way we spend our money, where, and how we engage with digital platforms. Some of the changes in our behaviours are more obvious than others, so let's explore some trends in spending habits…

The Guardian - UK

Work-life balance more important than pay for employees worldwide

Annual survey finds workers have ‘multifaceted expectations’ after changes cause by Covid pandemic

The Independent UK

Republicans grouse over Biden’s pardon of family members: ‘A bunch of lying clowns’

Some claimed the action was indicative of the pardonees’ guilt, and accused the Democrats closing ranks to protect their own

Fortune

A Chinese actor's kidnapping ordeal raises fears over traveling to Southeast Asia

Users on Chinese social media app Xiaohongshu asked if it was safe to travel to Thailand while a Hong Kong singer-actor canceled his Bangkok concert.

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The Conversation

Despite fears of falling trust in expert knowledge, a global survey shows New Zealanders value science highly

Five years since the start of the COVID pandemic, it can feel as if trust in the knowledge of experts and scientific evidence is in crisis.

International Business Times

Global Tourism Recovered To Pre-pandemic Levels In 2024: UN

Global tourism fully recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic in 2024 with 1.4 billion international tourist arrivals recorded worldwide due to "robust" demand from key markets, UN Tourism said Monday.

The Independent UK

‘Volunteer spirit’ drove Covid vaccination campaign success, says Whitty

England’s chief medical officer was appearing before the UK Covid-19 Public Inquiry on Monday.

The National (Scotland)

How to watch the new documentary on Michelle Mone and PPE Medpro 'scandal'

A NEW documentary looking at how Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman enriched themselves using Government contracts during the Covid…

International Business Times

Biden Pre-emptively Pardons Trump Foes

US President Joe Biden on Monday issued pre-emptive pardons to former Covid-19 advisor Anthony Fauci and retired general Mark Milley to shield them from "politically motivated prosecutions" under the Trump administration.

The Guardian - UK

‘Knitting is a lifeline’: young people turn to craft to cast off gloom

A new generation of enthusiasts say they are putting down their phones and picking up needles

The Conversation

Most of us trust scientists, shows a survey of nearly 72,000 people worldwide

Public trust in scientists is vital. It can help us with personal decisions on matters like health and provide evidence-based policymaking to assist governments with crises such as the COVID pandemic or climate change.

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