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Fury as children's asthma study shows stark North-South divide in cases

Experts believe air pollution and poor housing in the North are the reason children there are twice as likely to need an inhaler to treat asthma.

Daily Mirror

Monkeypox patients may face three weeks isolation period

Yesterday, the first case of the virus was reported in Northern Ireland

Dublin Live

European environmental specialist Urbaser swoops for Hull organic waste operator

Wastewise spans the North and Midlands from Willerby base

Birmingham Post

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Syrian Democratic Council Urges Int'l Community to Prevent Turkish Offensive

The Kurdish Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) urged on Thursday member states of the international anti-ISIS coalition to intervene to prevent Turkey's planned offensive on regions in northeastern Syria. It called on the international community and Untied Nations to "seriously deal with the rising threats and to immediately intervene and take…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Andrew Symonds' funeral sees cricket legends and fans gather to farewell 'Roy' in Townsville

Hundreds of fans have gathered to farewell much-loved larrikin and cricket legend Andrew Symonds at a public memorial in Townsville, with former Australian captain Adam Gilchrist fighting back tears as he remembered his "loyal" friend.

ABC News

Monkeypox symptoms: Northern Ireland records first case - but how dangerous is the virus?

Monkeypox has arrived on the island of Ireland - we look at its symptoms and how it is spread

Irish Mirror

Andy Burnham demands to see the maths behind dashed plans for underground station at Piccadilly

'Future generations won't forgive us. This goes beyond politics, it's what's best for the North of England for the rest of this century and beyond'

Manchester Evening News

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Derry Girls: the riotous show that shifted the experiences of teenage girls to centre stage

It’s a summer evening in Derry in 1997, the night before four teenage girls and a wee English fella get their GCSE results. In between newsflashes and 90s dance hits, 16-year old Clare nervously explains just what is at stake and why these results are so vitally important: “We’re girls,…

The Conversation

Modified Nissan Ariya To Drive From North To South Pole In 2023

The world's first all-electric driving adventure will take the team from the magnetic North Pole to the South Pole through North, Central and South America.

InsideEVs

New crisis hits Roos as three staff leave

Three recruiting staff have left AFL strugglers North Melbourne a week out from the mid-season draft, plunging the Kangaroos into a new drama.

AAP

South Korea to call at Davos for COVID aid for North - envoy

South Korea will issue a call this week at the World Economic Forum for COVID-19 vaccines and other medical help for North Korea, even if that means exemptions from U.N. sanctions imposed over its nuclear programme, a senior official said on Tuesday.

Reuters

London's £19bn Elizabeth line opens today - but where's the Crossrail for the North?

'Boris is now saying we need a Crossrail 2, and yeah, we probably do but that will be another £30bn. Where’s that money and why isn’t it being spent in Manchester and Leeds?'

Manchester Evening News

Martin: Deep well of support for pragmatic solution on Northern Ireland Protocol

The Irish premier was speaking at a press event in Dublin alongside Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

The Independent UK

North East Ambulance Service accepts 'historical failings' over changing and failing to share key documents with coroners

An independent report highlights how the North East Ambulance Service failed in its duty of candour by not disclosing or altering documents before submission to inquests - including in the heartbreaking case of Quinn Evie Milburn-Beadle

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Manchester Evening News

Tell us if you think the North is being 'levelled up' or not

Northern leaders have shown expressed their dissatisfaction at the plans for HS2

Bangkok Post

Alert for Chao Phraya basin

The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) on Sunday issued a flood warning for seven provinces in the Chao Phraya River basin as large volumes of water are flowing downstream from the North.

Birmingham Post

People on the move: Key North East appointments and promotions of the week

Companies announcing new appointments this week include Square One Law, Go Geothermal and Irwin Mitchell

Birmingham Post

Expo aims to put North East at centre of net zero jobs drive

One-time climate sceptic Anne-Marie Trevelyan last spoke of the the need to “turn our backs” on fossil fuels

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Irish Mirror

Taoiseach slams Boris Johnson's 'my way or no way' attitude on Northern Ireland Protocol

Micheal Martin has travelled to Belfast to try and break the Assembly impasse

The Independent UK

Best academy trusts would not go north, says Northern Powerhouse chief

The best multi-academy trusts would find the North ‘too hot’ for their reputations, says an expert.

Evening Standard

Andy Burnham: England will be jealous of Crossrail, so give us our own version in the North

On opening day, London is excited — and the rest of England is getting envious. There is no doubt that the Elizabeth line will be brilliant for passengers across the South-east and provide an enduring tribute to our longest-serving monarch.

Chronicle Live

North East charity boss to run to Downing Street to tell Boris Johnson Levelling Up must tackle suicide

Matthew Smith is to run almost 300 miles to hand-deliver a letter to Boris Johnson this summer. He says it's vital that Levelling Up includes work to improve suicide prevention

The Guardian - UK

A note to students: read the greats of Northern Irish literature. Then watch Derry Girls

I tried to explain what it was like for me growing up in Northern Ireland. Then I found that this great sitcom did it better, says Caroline Magennis, reader in 20th and 21st century literature

Reuters

N.Korean leader Kim slams officials' 'immaturity' in response to COVID outbreak

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un slammed his country's response to its first confirmed COVID-19 outbreak as immature, accusing government officials of inadequacies and inertia as fever cases swept the country, state media reported on Wednesday.

Daily Mirror

Celebrities and politicians pay tribute to 'Our voice of the North' Kay Mellor

Following Kay Mellor's death being announced on Tuesday morning, a whole host of celebrities and public figures have paid tribute to the Fat Friends creator - including James Corden and Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley

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