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Hangzhou Asian Games to start on Sept. 23 one year from now

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Hangzhou Asian

The Hangzhou Asian Games, which couldn’t be facilitated. Will be held from Sept. 23 to Oct. 8 2023. The administering Olympic Council of Asia (OCA). Hangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee and different partners to find a window for the Games which didn’t struggle. “The team throughout recent months had different conversations with the Chinese Olympic … Read more

Air travel turmoil leaves one choice

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Air travel

A third of Heathrow’s flights were late and 2% were cancelled. Airport officials have told airlines to halt summer ticket sales. US airlines ceased flying to small cities owing to a pilot shortage. Many of us assumed this would be our summer of air travel after two years. The government no longer requires masks. Reopening … Read more

Maryam Nawaz again tests positive for Covid-19

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LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Vice President Maryam Nawaz has tested positive for Covid-19. “Covid positive,” she shared in a short tweet. Maryam Nawaz tested for the virus after reporting symptoms which turned out positive. Covid positive ! — Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif) July 16, 2022 Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed best wishes for his … Read more

Tokyo to have 2025 World Championships

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Tokyo

Tokyo has been chosen as host city for the 2025. World Athletics Championships, the game’s overseeing body. Current year’s occasion starts in Eugene. Oregon a year after the fact than arranged because of COVID-19. Tokyo held the occasion in 1991, featured by the staggering scene record breaking long leap duel between gold medallist Mike Powell. … Read more

Shanghai fears fresh lockdown as millions test for Covid in heat

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Shanghai

Millions of Shanghai residents lined up Tuesday for Covid tests. They feared another mass lockdown due to rising instances. The city of 25 million ended its citywide lockdown in early June. Despite the heat, millions of Shanghai people lined up Tuesday for Covid tests. They feared another mass lockdown due to rising instances and an … Read more

Prince Charles and Camilla spotted together at Notting Hill Carnival after COVID-19 pandemic

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Prince Charles and Camilla
  • Prince Charles and Camilla attended the Notting Hill Carnival together.
  • The event is a celebration of the Caribbean and Black culture.
  • It Carnival was postponed in 2020 and 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Notting Hill Carnival returns next month after being postponed in 2020 and 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the royal couple attended an event to celebrate it on Wednesday. With a history dating back to 1966, London’s celebration of the Caribbean and Black culture is only eclipsed in size by Rio Carnival in Brazil.

Prince Charles, 73, was seen playing the steel drums and reaching out to shake hands with dancers on stilts after remarking on their height and saying, “I’m not much cop at this,” according to ITV.

In the midst of the UK summer, Camilla, who turns 75 on Sunday, carried a fan.

She said, “If it had been cooler, we could have had a jolly good dance.”

In bright costumes and headdresses, sisters Natalie and Claire Johnson welcomed Prince Charles and Camilla.

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“For me, it’s the heritage. I’m just so proud of it and the culture, the representation, the way that we can just be — and be proud — and the party vibe and the community spirit,” she added saying.

The director of the carnival’s board Allyson Williams said, “Everyone is excited about the return of the carnival. Camilla told me she came to Notting Hill Carnival many years ago. I hope they both come back one day.”
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WHO warns Covid-19 pandemic ‘nowhere near over’

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Covid-19
  • WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says virus is running free.
  • Number of Covid cases reported to WHO has increased 30 percent in the past two weeks.
  • Infections are driven by sub-variants of the Omicron strain and lifting of control measures.

Fresh surges of Covid infections show the pandemic is nowhere near over; WHO’s chief lamented Tuesday, warning that the virus is running free.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was in worry that case numbers were shooting up; putting more strain on health systems and workers.

The number of Covid cases reported to the WHO increased 30 percent in the past two weeks; driven by sub-variants of the Omicron strain and the lifting of control measures.

“New waves of the virus demonstrate again that Covid-19 is nowhere near over. As the virus pushes at us, we must push back,” he insisted.

He told a news conference that as transmission increases, governments must also deploy tried-and-tested measures like mask-wearing and improving ventilation.

“Sub-variants of Omicron, like BA.4 and BA.5, continue to drive waves of cases; hospitalisation and death around the world,” Tedros said.

“Surveillance has reduced significantly — including testing and sequencing — making it increasingly difficult to assess the impact; of variants on transmission, disease characteristics, and the effectiveness of counter-measures.”

Furthermore, tests, treatments and vaccines are not in deployment effectively.

“The virus is running freely and countries are not effectively managing the disease burden based on their capacity;” he said, both in terms of hospitalisation of acute cases and the expanding number of people with Long Covid.

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Djokovic desires to play in Australian Open one year from now

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Djokovic

Novak Djokovic is trusting Australia will change its COVID-19. Immunization administers and permit him to play at Australian Open. One year from now, the Serbian told state TV RTS on Monday. Djokovic won the Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon titles in 2021 however couldn’t safeguard his Melbourne Park crown. It was because of his … Read more

Euro reaches a 20-year low and is close to parity with the dollar

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Euro

Euro slides to a 20-year low. U.S. dollar index hits highest.  Worries over the shutdown of Russia’s Nord Stream 1 pipeline. Fed expected to raise rates faster. Australian dollar falls to two-year lows on global growth fears. The euro slides to a 20-year low and drew nearer to equality against the dollar on Monday on … Read more

Covid outbreak hits Sri Lanka on eve of Australia Test

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Covid
  • Sri Lanka’s players tested positive for Covid-19 on eve of the second Test against Australia.
  • Dhananjaya de Silva, Jeffrey Vandersay and Asitha Fernando all tested positive.
  • Hosts looking to bounce back from crushing 10-wicket defeat in first Test.

A Covid-19 outbreak hit Sri Lanka’s team on the eve of Friday’s second Test against Australia with Dhananjaya de Silva, Jeffrey Vandersay and Asitha Fernando all testing positive for the virus.

“All three players were found to be positive during a Rapid Antigen Test conducted yesterday,” Sri Lanka Cricket said Thursday.

The hosts are looking to bounce back after their crushing 10-wicket defeat inside three days in the opening Test of the two-match series.

Angelo Mathews has returned to the team after testing positive during the first Test but Praveen Jayawickrama had already been ruled out on Tuesday after testing positive for Covid.

Sri Lanka had already reinforced their spin bowling contingent with the addition of Maheesh Theekshana, Dinuth Wellalage and Prabath Jayasuriya along with all-rounder Lakshita Manasinghe, who bowls off-spin.

Lakshan Sandakan, a left-arm wrist-spinner who last played a Test in 2018, was added Thursday to the squad as further cover.

 

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Crypto moneylender Voyager Digital seeks financial protection

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Crypto

U.S. crypto moneylender Voyager Digital (VOYG.TO). Said on Wednesday it had sought financial protection. Turning into one more setback from an emotional fall in costs. Has shaken the digital money area. Crypto moneylenders, for example, Voyager blast in the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing contributors with exorbitant financing costs. Simple admittance to advances seldom presented by customary … Read more

Sajid Javid thinks Boris Johnson’s problems start with him

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Sajid Javid
  • Sajid Javid launched a scathing critique of Boris Johnson in the House of Commons.
  •  He quit as health secretary on Tuesday, precipitating other ministry resignations.
  •  Javid said he had been promised “at the highest level” that there were no parties during the Covid-19 lockdowns.

Sajid Javid has launched a devastating critique of Boris Johnson in the House of Commons as he explained why he quit as health secretary, warning that “the problem starts at the top” with the prime minister.

When he resigned on Tuesday evening, Javid precipitated other ministry resignations.

After Wednesday’s prime minister’s questions, the Tory member of parliament stated that he had been promised “at the highest level” that there were no parties in Downing Street during the Covid-19 lockdowns, only to find out afterward that this was false.

More recently, he stated, the administration lacked “truth and honesty” about the crisis involving deputy chief whip Chris Pincher, who has been accused of sexual misconduct.

“Eventually, we must realize that enough is enough. I believe that time has come,” Javid stated.

He stated that the “great democracy” of the United Kingdom was supported by the national interest and the need to retain integrity. “This issue is not abstract. In large democracies, we have witnessed what occurs when divisions are entrenched and not overcome. We cannot for it to occur here,” he stated.

He stated, “I will never risk losing my ethics.” “In my opinion, a team is only as good as its captain, and a captain is only as good as their team, therefore devotion must be reciprocal. Recent events have made it increasingly difficult to be a member of that squad.”

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China: New home cost ascends at somewhat quicker pace in June

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China

New homes costs in China rose at a somewhat quicker pace in June. A confidential study displayed on Friday，driven by a large number of strategy. Facilitating measures by little and medium-sized urban communities to invigorate request. China is discouraged property market has given a few indications of progress lately. Boost steps this year have essentially … Read more

Nadal taking additional consideration with COVID alarm at Wimbledon

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Nadal

Spain’s Roberto Bautista Agut joined Croatian Marin Cilic. The previous U.S. Open hero and 2017 Wimbledon second place. Italian eighth seed Matteo Berrettini, who lost to Novak Djokovic in the 2021 last. Nadal isn’t taking any risks with COVID-19 and remaining inside when he isn’t on court, the Spaniard said on Thursday with three major … Read more

Jasprit Bumrah chosen India’s Captain for fifth Test against England

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Jasprit Bumrah
  • India appoint Jasprit Bumrah as their new Test captain.
  • Rohit Sharma ruled out of the fifth Test against England at Edgbaston.
  • Mayank Agarwal has been named as his replacement.

After Rohit Sharma was ruled out of the fifth Test against England at Edgbaston, India appointed Jasprit Bumrah as their captain.

In Edgbaston, Bumrah will captain India for the first time in any kind of international competition. As the first bowler to lead India in Test matches since the legendary Kapil Dev in 1987, he is also poised to make history. Rishabh Pant has been chosen Vice-Captain.

Bumrah commented on being selected captain during the pre-game press conference, saying, “It is a big achievement, big honor. To play Test cricket was my lifelong ambition.”

“That I have been given the opportunity to lead the nation is a significant accomplishment. My career’s biggest accomplishment, in my opinion. I’m overjoyed.”

During the exhibition game against Leicestershire the previous week, Rohit tested positive for Covid-19.

He participated in the first inning despite testing positive, but the second inning was missed because he was placed in isolation.

According to a BCCI release, Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma will not play in the rescheduled fifth Test against England, which will begin on Friday.

“On Thursday morning, Rohit took a RAT Test, which revealed a COVID-19 good result. The forthcoming Test will be captained by Jasprit Bumrah, who will be assisted by Rishabh Pant,” according to the All-India Senior Selection Committee.

India will suffer a severe loss as a result of Rohit’s absence. During the initial part of the series last year, Rohit not only played the role of captain but also displayed outstanding form, collecting 368 runs, including a century in the fourth Test.

Mayank Agarwal has been named the replacement for Rohit by India. Agarwal has already left for England and connected with the Test team because there is no quarantine for foreign travellers.

Bumrah, who only made his Test debut in 2018, has already distinguished himself as one of India’s key red-ball players.

Even though he has only played 29 Tests, he is now the pace attack’s leader and is ranked No. 3 in the ICC Test Bowler’s rankings.

In the ODI portion of India’s tour of South Africa, he served as vice-captain as KL Rahul led the team in Rohit’s absence. During the Test and T20I series against Sri Lanka, he served as Rohit’s backup.

India would win their first Test series in England since 2007 if they won or drew in Birmingham. Important ICC World Test Championship points are also at stake, with India now occupying the third-place spot.

Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum, England’s new captain and coach, have made a significant impact on the team, as proven by their 3-0 triumph against New Zealand, the current ICC World Test Championship champions.

On July 1st, the Test will start in Edgbaston.

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UEFA do not lack ambition for women’s Euro, says Kessler

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UEFA

UEFA’s head of women’s football Nadine Kessler defends venue choices for Euro 2022. Stadium capacity will increase from 430,000 to 720,000 for the event in England. The tournament had been due to take place in 2021, but was delayed due to Covid-19. UEFA’s head of women’s football Nadine Kessler has dismissed claims European football’s governing … Read more

FDA has voted to alter Covid-19 vaccinations to target Omicron variant

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FDA

FDA has voted to alter Covid-19 vaccinations to target Omicron variant. New booster campaign is intended at preventing an anticipated increase in infections this fall.  The decision sets the way for Moderna and Pfizer to transition to a new generation of vaccinations.  Experts claim they will provide superior protection against most extensively circulating Covid strains. FDA: … Read more

Twitter suspends BNN ‘news’ accounts of violent felons

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Twitter suspends BNN 'news' accounts of violent felons

Twitter blocks dozens of accounts. ITF “permanently suspended” BNN accounts, spokeswoman claimed. Chahal was on probation for domestic abuse and battery in 2013. Twitter blocked dozens of accounts purporting to be part of BNN, a “news network” created by Gurbaksh Chahal, a former internet entrepreneur who spent time in jail for domestic abuse and battery. … Read more

Berrettini joins Wimbledon missing rundown in annihilated men’s draw

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Berrettini

At the point when the name of the 2022 men’s singles champion is scratched. Wimbledon praises load up in 12 days time some could contend a bullet ought to be embedded close by it. Berrettini withdrawal on Tuesday in the wake of testing positive for COVID-19 remaining a generally drained men’s draw. The strong Italian … Read more

Cornet: Players didn’t discuss COVID cases at French Open

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Cornet

French players who tested positive for COVID-19 infection didn’t disclose it. There was a comprehension among them not to individual test in spite of having side effects. Italian eighth seed Matteo Berrettini, joined 2017 finalist Marin Cilic in pulling out of Wimbledon. Cornet, who crushed 27th seed Yulia Putintseva 6-3 7-6(5) on Tuesday in her … Read more

North Korea on high alert for torrential floods

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north korea

North Korea is one of the poorest countries in Asia. Its agriculture and other industries are often hurt by summer floods, which are caused by problems with drainage and cutting down trees. International experts fear this year’s rains could exacerbate the country’s economic crackdown. SEOUL: North Korea announced on Tuesday that it is exerting its … Read more

Lyles conquers young person Knighton, Steiner shocks again to win 200m

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Lyles

Noah Lyles wins the men’s 200m and Abby Steiner wins the ladies’ world-racing title at the U.S. titles. Title holder Noah Lyles defeats Erriyon Knighton in the final of the 200m in 19.67 seconds. Lyles pursued the last stretch, prior to smiling and glimmering a finger weapon at the teen as he broke the tape … Read more

Two people reportedly died in last 24 hours due to Covid-19

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Two people have reportedly died in the last 24 hours due to Covid-19

Two people have reportedly died in the last 24 hours due to Covid-19 in the country. The coronavirus positive ratio has risen up to 2.81 percent The country is again under the flame of COVID-19. In the last 24 hours, 14,437 coronavirus tests were conducted, out of which 406 cases came positive, and 94 patients … Read more

England’s Foakes out of 3rd Test after positive Covid-19 test

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England

England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes has tested positive for Covid-19. Foakes was ruled out of the third Test against New Zealand at Headingley. Kent’s Sam Billings will take his place behind the stumps for the remainder of the match. England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes has tested positive for Covid-19, with Kent’s Sam Billings taking his place for … Read more

Rohit Sharma affected with Covid-19 ahead of deciding Test against England

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rohit sharma

Sharma has been contracted with Covid-19. England and India will play rescheduled fifth Test from last year. India may win their first series in England since 2007. India’s cricket board said on Sunday that skipper Rohit Sharma tested positive for Covid-19 only days before the rescheduled fifth Test against England. Read more: Eng vs Ind: Joe … Read more

England’s May tests positive for Covid-19 ahead of Australia opener

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England

May tested positive for Covid-19 and must spend seven days in self-isolation. The 32-year-old is second only to Rory Underwood in England’s list of all-time leading try-scorers. England have won all eight of their Tests against the Wallabies. England have suffered a blow early on in their tour of Australia with Jonny May testing positive … Read more

Myanmar’s Suu Kyi moved from house arrest to prison.

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Suu Kyi

Aung San Suu Kyi in good spirits after being transferred from house arrest to prison. Nobel laureate has been under house arrest since being deposed in a coup last year. Myanmar’s military government has detained thousands of pro-democracy protesters, many facing secret trials.   Ousted   Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi was in good spirits … Read more

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