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The trend is not always your friend
Oxford university shot expected to deliver ‘sufficient’ supply for all at-risk infants
Ten years after declaring bankruptcy, Motor City is starting to bounce back
Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman praised for role in ‘unprecedented rate of development’ of coronavirus jabs
Georgie Henley and Ophelia Lovibond recreate lockdown-breaking parties at No 10 Downing Street
The wider impact of the slowdown on employment is mitigated by an already depleted workforce
Also in this newsletter: Boost for UK economy, Washington braces for shutdown, science round-up
Revised data from ONS shows Britain is not worst G7 performer
Betting against the American consumer is bold. But there are signs that the source of their spree may be drying up
Launched from the back of a tuk-tuk, the rise of a chain that now has more than 20 branches
Two dozen former employees say engineering firm took uncompromising measures to ensure staff returned to UK campus
The latest findings build on experiments from over a century ago
Brussels launches talks for mRNA jabs to augment existing contract with BioNTech/Pfizer
London’s second-busiest airport to impose cap on departures and arrivals for rest of week
Addressing this IP issue is crucial to ensuring pharmaceutical products are available in future emergencies
Big-selling molnupiravir treatment produces permanent mutations that can be passed from patient to patient
There are reasons to believe the economy is primed to deliver robust and durable expansion over the longer term
Biden-era spending has turbocharged growth — but the resulting debts may bring pain
Non-performing loans look to be on the rise again
The nature of people’s debts have changed significantly — so too must debt solutions
Voters want state to be responsible for controlling prices and reducing inequality
Backlash from business as Pension Protection Fund’s reserves swell to more than £12bn
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says health body is ready to send second mission as Omicron variants drive rise in cases
Also in this newsletter: UK steel deal, Beijing bites back on electric cars, science round-up
Climate change helps the spread of infectious diseases. Plus: rise in fungal infections highlights risks of antimicrobial resistance; Sydney shows how to almost eliminate HIV transmission; wait goes on for effective Long Covid treatments
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