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The Pep years: season by season, how Guardiola’s Manchester City evolved

Pep Guardiola took over from Manuel Pellegrini in 2016. Here we chart the trophy-laden decade that followed …

The Guardian - UK

Hantavirus and the lessons of Covid: Screening the EU's public health response

In this episode we explore how the EU deals with outbreaks of disease. The latest scare for Europeans has been the hantavirus, detected on cruise ship the MV Hondius, which subsequently docked in Spain. Experts have stressed that this virus is not like Covid-19 and is much less infectious. Nevertheless,…

France 24

Feeding Our Future Scandal: The Organisation Who Stole $300M Federal COVID Aid Meant For Hungry Children

The Feeding Our Future scandal exposed how $300 million in Covid child food aid was diverted into luxury spending and organised fraud.

International Business Times UK

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Digested week: memories of Covid resurface with hantavirus and Ebola news

Plus, John Travolta’s beret, Rachel Reeves reclaims basic civility and Judy Garland comes to east London

The Guardian - UK

Is public opinion in favour of granting Europe’s undocumented migrants legal status?

In April 2026, Spain launched a new regularisation programme for undocumented migrants, which is estimated to benefit more than 500,000 people. At the end of 2025, Germany concluded a regularisation campaign launched in 2023, for which more than 80,000 people applied. These recent examples to which we could add the…

The Conversation

Who is Aimee Bock? Feeding Our Future Fraud Who Stole Food Cash from Starving Children During COVID-19 Jailed

Aimee Bock, founder of Feeding Our Future, sentenced to nearly 42 years for orchestrating a $250 million pandemic-era fraud, exploiting federal funds meant for feeding children.

International Business Times UK

False claims link hantavirus to COVID vaccines

Social media users are claiming that hantavirus was listed as a side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine, but that's a misreading of the facts.

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Disneyland to lift Covid-era rule next month easing reservation restrictions

Park hopping remains subject to park capacity, meaning entry may be denied if a park reaches its maximum occupancy.

The Independent UK

Long COVID will cost the US an estimated $8 billion over just 3 years due to healthcare burden, managing symptoms and loss to the workforce

Headlines on long COVID have become much more rare than during the first few years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Conversation

Singapore reports nearly 60% surge in weekly new COVID-19 cases

Singapore recorded a significant rise in COVID-19 cases. New infections jumped by over 58 percent in a week. Hospital admissions also saw an increase. Authorities noted that periodic waves are expected. The current dominant variant is not more severe. Vaccination remains effective. Vulnerable groups are urged to get vaccinated. Public…

The Economic Times

UK net migration falls below 200,000 as stricter visa rules cut arrivals

UK net migration has fallen below 200,000 for the first time since the Covid pandemic, driven largely by a sharp fall in the number of people arriving for work, according to new official figures.

The Times of India

Net migration almost halved while UK citizens stay abroad under Labour

UK net migration dropped to an estimated 171,000 last year, the lowest level since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

The National (Scotland)

UK net migration drops below 200,000 for first time since Covid-19 pandemic

The ONS said the continued fall in net migration is being driven by fewer people from outside the EU arriving in the UK for work.

Evening Standard

Net migration to UK fell to lowest point since Covid – but half of Britons still think it’s rising

British Future said politicians “need to take responsibility” for the growing disconnect between the true migration figures and public perception of immigration

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British Council staff in Italy to strike over proposed 80% workforce cut

Soft power institution faces funding crisis linked to Covid-era government loan due to be repaid by September

The Economic Times

'PM Modi will again weep, fold his hands': Rahul Gandhi says will not apologise for 'traitor' remark

Rahul Gandhi warns of an impending economic storm hitting India. He criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi for inaction amid the West Asia conflict. Gandhi predicts Modi will face national hardship upon his return. He reiterates past warnings about demonetization and COVID-19. Gandhi also reaffirms his 'traitor' remarks against Modi and…

The Economic Times

Ebola, hantavirus show world's risk preparedness lagging: Pandemic expert

Global health crisis response has improved since Covid-19. However, a leading expert warns that awareness of pandemic risks remains low. Recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks highlight this gap. More focus is needed on identifying risks and early detection. Global solidarity and financing for preparedness are crucial for shared interests.

MarketBeat

Blackbaud CEO Touts AI Fundraising Agents, Rule of 45 Path at JPMorgan Conference

Blackbaud (NASDAQ:BLKB) Chief Executive Officer Mike Gianoni outlined the company’s market position, artificial intelligence strategy and financial priorities during a discussion with Zach Canter, managing director in JPMorgan’s technology investment banking group. Gianoni described Blackbaud as a

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From ancient kings to Trump and Xi: when did humans start shaking hands? And why?

On Thursday, United States President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping shook hands outside China’s Great Hall of the People, in Beijing, for 14 seconds. Almost immediately, we saw various pundits trying to interpret the meaning of the interaction.

The Conversation

Hantavirus quarantine has started. Two infection control experts explain what to expect

Six passengers from the hantavirus cruise ship have started their quarantine at Australia’s purpose-built facility in Western Australia.

International Business Times

U.S. Investigates Whether Chinese Firms Cut Shipping Container Output Before COVID: Report

Federal authorities are reportedly investigating whether Chinese companies deliberately restricted production of shipping containers just before the COVID-19 pandemic, a move that could have worsened one of the most painful supply chain shocks in recent history.

The Economic Times

WHO states strike deal to extend talks on pandemic treaty

World Health Organization member states will continue talks on a pandemic treaty for another year. Discussions focus on sharing access to dangerous pathogens and benefits from them. Wealthy and developing nations have differing views on equity. The agreement aims to prevent a repeat of the disjointed global response to Covid-19.

The Conversation

After the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands more kindergarteners faced developmental challenges

Children with special needs often experience a range of early developmental challenges that can affect their readiness for learning and their participation in school.

The Economic Times

After journalist's human rights query, India rejects allegations, defends democratic values

India has firmly rejected claims of human rights violations. A senior diplomat highlighted the nation's constitutional commitment to justice and freedom. India's role in global initiatives and its contributions during the Covid-19 pandemic were cited as reasons for its trustworthiness. The diplomat emphasized India's democratic heritage and its significant global…

The Economic Times

When Dhurandhar actor R Madhavan relocated to Dubai because his son had no pool to swim in

Actor R. Madhavan relocated his family to Dubai during the Covid-19 pandemic to ensure his son Vedaant's swimming career continued uninterrupted. This crucial decision, made during Vedaant's teenage growth spurt, allowed him to train and excel, proving to be a turning point in his athletic journey.

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