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The Omicron shift in Europe: Pandemic or endemic?
New York Times: A number of governments have changed their approaches to the coronavirus.
Returning Serb: Djokovic to be booted from Australia as legal bid dismissed
An Australian court has just released its decision.
'She went for a run': Young school teacher beaten to death in random attack
Officers are appealing for information after the random attack on a canal bank.
15 'overrated' destinations travellers think you should avoid
Get your bucket list out, some destinations may not make the cut.
French Alps murders: Police arrest biker in unsolved shootings
Detained man reportedly a motorcyclist questioned in 2015, cleared of suspicion at first.
Ryanair's hilarious trolling of Boris Johnson for Downing St parties
Ryanair may be budget, but their Twitter game is gold-standard.
Boris Johnson apologises for lockdown party
PM forced to address 'Partygate' scandal - although doesn't admit breaking the rules.
Analysis: Isolation variation sends the wrong message
ANALYSIS: Such issues need to be sorted before Omicron finds its way into the community.
Oh baby! Parents shocked after Berlin train speeds off with their baby
A shocking story takes a heartwarming turn thanks to the kindness of strangers.
Over half of Europe could be infected with Covid-19 soon - WHO
New York Times: WHO cautions against treating the virus like the seasonal flu.
Lockdown fail: Nation hit by Covid surge after shutdown
Nation that went into an 'unavoidable' lockdown reports highest ever case numbers.
US details costs of a Russian invasion of Ukraine
New York Times: Retaliation would come within hours of an invasion, the US says.
Fourth vaccine shots won't be necessary, UK experts say
UK scientific advisers say current boosters are protecting the vulnerable amid Omicron.
Maybe the Pope's right ... The huge rise of the 'dog baby'
Maybe the Pope's right, we are putting dogs above kids when we feel the need to nurture.
Airlines and environmentalists unite against destructive industry rule
Environmentalists and airlines have joined forces to fight a destructive aviation rule.
What's driving the unrest in oil-rich Kazakhstan?
Large street protests have within days spread throughout the country.
US calls out Russian pressure on Ukraine
US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken calls manoeuvres an 'urgent challenge to peace'.
France makes mask wearing for young children mandatory
Age of children obligated to wear masks indoors lowered from 11 to six.
'Tsunami': WHO chief worried about Omicron and Delta surge
WHO's figures, the number of Covid-19 cases recorded worldwide increased by 11%.
Eastern Europe: Biden, Putin to meet 'on a range of topics'
The leaders will discuss "a range of topics, including upcoming diplomatic engagements".
Ukraine crisis: US, Russia to hold security talks over Nato expansion
Moscow has demanded Western guarantees precluding Nato's expansion to Ukraine.
Russia pulls back troops from near Ukraine in surprise de-escalation
The move comes ahead of expected talks with the US about potential NATO concessions.
It doesn't get better than this: the world's most luxurious destinations
Why settle for less when you can have more, more, more at these super-luxe destinations.
UK system strained as healthcare workers get Covid themselves
New York Times: 1 in 3 workers in the NHS could be absent from work by New Year's Eve.
High-strung host: Airbnb guest reveals crazy list of rules
Clear communicator or control freak? Viral Tiktok divides viewers.
Kiwis keen to hit the outdoors for rest and exercise says DoC
Campsite, hut and lodge bookings have already exceeded 2020 numbers this summer.
What is Friluftsliv? The benefits of Norway's 'open air' lifestyle
A cold climate doesn't have to dampen your happiness if you know how to 'friluftsliv'.
Omicron is turning Europe's busy season silent
New York Times: European businesses are demanding government help, again.
Crack down hard, or wait and see? Europe splits on Omicron response
New York Times: Some nations have imposed restrictions, others are lying back for now.
Train Games: EU's scattergun approach threatens success of overnight rail travel
It's difficult to promote sustainable rail travel if you don't have enough actual trains.
'Do not wear': Anti-5G necklaces found to be radioactive
The products, marketed for their unproven 'protective powers', can damage tissue and DNA.
Netherlands 'going into lockdown again' to curb Omicron
Nations across Europe are reimposing tighter restrictions.