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Once a hugely popular watering hole for locals in Drylaw, the Doo’Cot closed down in 2014 - before a short resurgence in 2018 that was quickly shut down by the pandemic.

Proposals would see transition teachers, brought in after the pandemic, scrapped - but one said they were not disposable, as education chiefs admitted they couldn't guarantee the cuts would not have a 'detrimental effect'.

The pandemic smashed the international education sector - but are foreign students returning to our shores?

Trolley services have been withdrawn for Irish inter-city services since the pandemic

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Rio de Janeiro's famously colorful Carnival celebration will return in full force this month and is expected to generate nearly $1 billion in business, an all-time high, following the pandemic-related restrictions of years past.

The pharma giant’s UK chief is adding the company’s voice to scientists’ warnings of the dangers of antibacterial resistance

The recovery of children and young people’s wellbeing towards pre-pandemic levels has been ‘inconsistent’, a Government report suggests.

Creating conditions in which people suffered shame and stigma was ‘cynical’ tactic to steer attention away from errors, says study

LOS ANGELES — As COVID-19 began to rip through California, hospitals were deluged with sickened patients. Medical staff struggled to manage the onslaught.

The Home Office is said to have advised that the pandemic-introduced 10-week wait for passports will remain in place, after an 'elevated' and 'volatile' demand for the travel essential.