in Bury... during a global pandemic. The people who own the house say they have been left 'disgusted'.The incident was caught on a doorbell camera on Thursday (December 3).Royal Mail bosses say they're investigating.

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ECB boosts pandemic stimulus with more bond-buying, bank loans

European Central Bank escalated its efforts to shield the eurozone from a possible double-dip recession with another burst of monetary stimulus to lock in low-interest rates at least until the pandemic crisis is over.Policymakers increased and extended emergency bond purchases, and approved more/cheaper long-term loans to banks/on even cheaper terms.

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World Food Program to receive Nobel Peace Prize in online event

ROME (AP) - The World Food Program will receive its Nobel Peace Prize Thursday, in an event very different from the traditional pomp-filled celebration in the Norwegian capital because of the coronavirus outbreak.In Oslo, the head of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Berit Reiss-Andersen, will give a webcast statement, after which David Beasley, the U.N. agency boss, will give an acceptance speech from Rome, where it is based.

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Toronto education workers call for expansion of asymptomatic COVID-19 testing pilot project

COVID-19 testing program that discovered the virus in local schools.The open letter signed by union representatives for Toronto teachers and education workers says the program should extend to all schools in the city.An outbreak of more than 20 people was discovered last month at Thorncliffe Park Public School, the first school where the program was deployed.

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Coronavirus pandemic contributed to rise in online child exploitation, Fintrac says

child sexual exploitation.The federal Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada, known as Fintrac, says in an operational alert issued today the COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to an increase in the consumption and production of digital material related to sexual abuse of children.The new alert and a list of indicators of illicit transactions tied to exploitation were developed from an analysis of Fintrac’s financial intelligence in consultation with Scotiabank, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection and the RCMP.The effort, known as Project Shadow to underscore the activity’s hidden nature, is modelled after earlier public-private sector partnerships aimed at human trafficking in the sex trade, sale of fentanyl,

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America's deadliest day as over 3000 people die of coronavirus - more than on 9/11

The United States has seen its deadliest day in the pandemic to date with more than 3,000 people losing their lives - more than were killed in 9/11.

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The Latest: Biden to campaign in Georgia for Senate runoffs

WASHINGTON – The Latest on President-elect Joe Biden (all times local):7 a.m.President-elect Joe Biden is heading to Georgia to campaign for the Democratic candidates in the state's two critical U.S. Senate runoffs.Biden says he'll travel to Atlanta on Tuesday to support Jon Ossoff, the Rev.

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Florida school district seeks social media posts from parents in 2018 massacre

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A Florida school district wants the families of students and staff slain in a 2018 high school massacre to turn over their social media posts from that period, saying it needs them as part of its defense against the families’ lawsuits accusing it of negligence.Attorneys for the Broward County Public Schools will ask a judge Thursday to order the families who are suing to turn over their Facebook, Twitter and other social media posts from the period after the Feb. 14, 2018, massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

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Should people get paid to get the coronavirus vaccine? Experts are torn

coronavirus vaccine Wednesday, and the first inoculations could begin as early as next week.Although a vaccine has been given a green light, it does not mean everyone will want to get it. Canada approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, will start administering ‘within days’ According to Ipsos polling carried out for Global News between Oct.

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EU looking to reinforce climate credentials during summit

BRUSSELS – Five years after the Paris agreement, the European Union’s climate credentials will be put to the test as the bloc's leaders meet Thursday to try and seal an agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by the end of the decade compared to 1990 levels.The EU wants to be a leader in the fight against global warming.

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Ontario to release new COVID-19 projections Thursday

COVID-19 projections today.The province’s chief medical officer of health said earlier this week that the data will indicate whether lockdowns in Toronto and Peel Region that started two weeks ago are working.The last round of projections showed case rates had plateaued, but hospitals faced increasing strain due to the pandemic.

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Yael Eckstein: Hanukkah in the year of COVID reminds us that hope and faith are stronger than despair

The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah begins at sundown Thursday, coming during a pandemic that all of us around the world will remember for the rest of our lives. As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, this has been a year of extraordinary struggle and challenges we never could have imagined.The disease COVID-19 has claimed more than 1.5 million lives worldwide, and the death toll sadly continues to rise.

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Travel group TUI looks to cut debt after pandemic pushes it to $3.6 billion

Germany-based company secured a third bailout from the German government to stabilise its finances, its chief executive said it was looking at all levers to repair its balance sheet."It might be also M&A, it might be ... new investment structures for our assets...or it might be also another capital increase...we cannot exclude any of these," CEO Fritz Joussen told reporters on Thursday.Shares in TUI traded down 3% at 0901 GMT.

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Kate Garraway fans 'worry' as presenter absent from GMB during Derek's Covid battle

Kate Garraway fans were concerned for the presenter after she was absent from Thursday's instalment of Good Morning Britain.

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Martin Lewis explains concerns about coronavirus financial support measures to UK Government

Martin Lewis has told MPs that UK workers may be facing a catastrophic impact on their finances and end up permanently worse off if they cannot access short-term support to get through the coronavirus pandemic. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com said it would be "short-sighted" of the state not to support people, who may work in sectors such as hospitality or travel, who were perfectly financially independent before the pandemic struck.

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Coronavirus: Toronto retailer feeling the bylaw blues while trying to reach customers outdoors

COVID-19 are preventing in-store shopping for all but essential businesses, and the lack of clarity surrounding the orders are making for a less-than-festive season for locals.As customers wait by the door, Steven Gerry emerged from his midtown Toronto gift shop with a handful of greeting cards and products hoping to make a sale. A woman bought a few and told him that had she been able to come inside to browse she likely would have spent at least another $60.Gerry sighed and ruefully pointed her down the road to a store where she can mail her cards.

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Gates Foundation donates $250 million to fight Covid-19 pandemic

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation said on Thursday it had pledged $250 million in additional funding towards the global campaign to fight the coronavirus pandemic.Part of the funds will be channelled to the distribution of life-saving doses of Covid-19 vaccines to parts of Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia."We have new drugs and more potential vaccines than we could have expected at the start of the year," said Bill Gates in a statement."But these innovations will only save lives if they get out into the world," he said.Funding is one of the biggest hurdles for Africa, home to some of the world's poorest countries.The World Health Organization has identified the goal of vaccinating 3% of Africans by March 2021 and 20% by the end of next

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UK GDP growth slows to six-month low as COVID hits hospitality

Britain's economic recovery almost ground to a halt in October as a surge in coronavirus cases hammered the hospitality sector, adding to the chances that the economy will shrink over the final three months of 2020.Thursday's official data showed the economy lost momentum as public authorities in much of the United Kingdom barred people from socialising in pubs and restaurants, ahead of a broader four-week partial lockdown across England in November.Gross domestic product rose 0.4% in October after expanding 1.1% in September, the Office for National Statistics said, the weakest growth since output collapsed in April during the first lockdown.A limited rollout of a COVID vaccine began this week in Britain, offering hope for a rebound in

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Snacking kept Indians going during the pandemic: Survey

snacks, picking food that offered comfort while being mindful, as per the findings of a global survey by Mondelēz International and The Harris Poll.Almost 88% of Indians surveyed said they snacked more or the same during the pandemic, the poll released on Thursday. This marks a 20% jump from the global average and is also an increase from 2019.

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Anti-vaxxers are using a photo of a Covid vaccine trial patient's foot to spread fake news

After months of anticipation, the first coronavirus vaccines have finally started being rolled out in the UK this week.

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UK economic growth slows for sixth consecutive month

LONDON – Britain’s economic growth slowed for a sixth consecutive month in October as the coronavirus pandemic continued to hammer hotels, restaurants and pubs.The Office for National Statistics said Thursday that gross domestic product expanded 0.4% in October from a month earlier. The economy is expected to slow sharply after that as a resurgence in coronavirus cases led to the closure of more shops and businesses nationwide.While GDP has expanded in each of the past six months, the recovery has slowed every month.

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UK says EU trade talks face 'moment of finality' on weekend

LONDON – Britain’s foreign minister said Thursday that negotiations on a trade deal with the European Union will reach a “moment of finality” this weekend, with both sides assessing chances of an agreement as slim.Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said the Sunday deadline set by Britain and the EU for a decision was final — though he added “you can never say never entirely.”European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson held a three-hour dinner meeting Wednesday in hope of unblocking stalled talks, but came away saying the gaps between them were large.“We understand each other’s positions.

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Travel agent TUI loses £2.7billion to pandemic 6 months after closing 166 stores

Travel giant Tui has lost £2.7billion since the start of the pandemic, with more cost savings on the horizon amid ongoing travel restrictions.

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Family member describes ‘war-zone’ inside Orchard Villa during COVID-19 outbreak

Linda Contrell, whose father died at Orchard Villa from COVID-19 describes desperately calling the home for answers.

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Family member describes ‘filthy’ conditions in her father’s room at Orchard Villa

Linda Contrell, whose father died at Orchard Villa from COVID-19 describes the conditions inside her father’s room prior to pandemic.

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Views of U.S. Pandemic Worsen Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases

to match the previous high point of 73%, even as the U.S. is on the verge of approving COVID-19 vaccines.

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President Trump cementing death penalty legacy up to Biden inaugural

CHICAGO, Ill. - As Donald Trump’s presidency winds down, his administration is ratcheting up the pace of federal executions despite a surge of coronavirus cases in prisons, announcing plans for five starting Thursday and concluding just days before the Jan. 20 inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.If the five go off as planned, it will make 13 executions since July when the Republican administration resumed putting inmates to death after a 17-year hiatus and will cement Trump’s legacy as the most prolific execution president in over 130 years.

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China tells cabin crew to wear diapers on flights to risky Covid-19 destinations

Covid-19 destinations should wear disposable diapers and avoid using the bathroom to reduce the risk of infection.The advice comes in a 38-page list of guidelines for airlines to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

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Despite Trump's venting and threats, Biden's win is sealed

WASHINGTON – There’s plenty of noise but no cause for confusion as President Donald Trump vents about how the election turned out and vows to subvert it even still.This truth is self-evident: Joe Biden is on track to become president Jan. 20.

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Lawmakers act to avert shutdown, buying time for COVID talks

WASHINGTON – Still spinning their wheels on COVID-19 relief, lawmakers have grabbed a one-week government funding extension that buys time for more talks — though there is considerable disagreement over who is supposed to be taking the lead from there.Amid the uncertainty, the House easily passed a one-week government-wide funding bill Wednesday that sets a new Dec. 18 deadline for Congress to wrap up both the COVID-19 relief measure and a $1.4 trillion catchall spending bill that is also overdue.

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Small businesses in Chestnut Hill seek ways to bring customers in

CHESTNUT HILL - Small businesses owners all over are struggling.Stag and Doe Night has been a beloved Chestnut Hill holiday tradition for years. Every Wednesday in December, shops and restaurants stay open late as folks stroll Germantown Avenue looking for that perfect gift, and soaking up the spirit of the season.“We were happy they were still open and doing it,” said Kathy Hagee.But, this year it’s being reimagined, because of the pandemic.

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Location, education propel Asian income growth in US

ORLANDO, Fla. – Asian American households saw the biggest income growth of any racial or ethnic group in the United States over the past decade and a half — almost 8%, according to figures released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.Household income for Latinos grew by nearly 6% over that time, while households led by non-Hispanic whites and Blacks had comparatively stagnant income growth — 3% and almost 2% respectively — over the past decade and a half.

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Airbnb, resilient in pandemic, goes forward with IPO

DoorDash, soared through it initial public offering, the second largest after Airbnb's. DoorDash's stock jumped 85.8% to close at $189.51.

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India's pandemic recovery plan could cost air quality goals

NEW DELHI – India is facing two public health emergencies simultaneously: critically polluted air and the pandemic. And Surinder Singh, a bus driver in the capital New Delhi, is trapped between them both.In previous years, the government encouraged more people to use buses that run on cleaner fuels, like the one he drives, as an emergency air quality measure.

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UN chief Antonio Guterres says will take Covid-19 vaccine publicly

Also read: The pandemic push to the silver economy“I encourage everybody that has access to the vaccine to be vaccinated, because it is a service, not only that we provide to ourselves. Each one of us being vaccinated provides a service to the whole community because we are no longer spreading...

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Airbnb prices shares at $68 ahead of Thursday IPO

DoorDash, soared through its initial public offering. Its stock jumped 85.8% to close at $189.51 after the company priced shares at $102 each, raising $3.4 billion with its offering.

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Blockbuster IPO market still calls for cautious approach

LOS ANGELES – Wall Street has rolled out the welcome mat for companies going public this year, boosting proceeds from initial public offerings to the highest level in six years.IPOs slowed sharply in the spring due to the pandemic, but they surged in the summer as the market recovered from a steep slump and rallied to new highs. And so far, betting on IPOs has paid off.

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Virgin Media’s Zara King on the tragic stories behind COVID numbers

Virgin Media’s Zara King has been to the fore of the station’s coronavirus coverage with her daily updates from the Department of Health.

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Global cases stabilizing, but COVID deaths continue to climb

Global incidence of new COVID-19 cases remained high but stable for the second week in a row, while global coronavirus deaths increased, according to the latest weekly epidemiologic update from the World Health Organization (WHO).

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Mueller scores twice, US routs El Salvador 6-0 in exhibition

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Chris Mueller scored twice in his international debut, Ayo Akinola got a goal in his first game and the United States overwhelmed El Salvador 6-0 on Wednesday night in its fourth and final exhibition of the pandemic-shortened year.Paul Arriola scored in his first start for club or country since tearing his right Achilles tendon in D.C. United’s preseason match on Feb.

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News Releases from Department of Health | Hawai‘i COVID-19 Daily News Digest December 9, 2020

Governor’s Office:Furloughs for State Employees Start January 1, 2021In an e-mail to state employees, followed by an afternoon news conference, Gov. David Ige announced two-day-a-month furlough starting January 1 of next year, to balance the state budget.

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Married 68 years, B.C. couple dies of COVID-19 in separate hospitals hours apart

COVID-19 just hours apart on Sunday.Alkarim Remtulla’s father Hassanali, 90, and mother Shahsultan, 90, were in separate hospitals when they passed away.The couple, who had emigrated to Canada 20 years ago from Tanzania, had been married for 68 years. Hospitalized B.C.

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How Alberta women are accessing shelters during a pandemic

The number of women fleeing abusive situations and seeking help from shelters is down across the province, but it doesn’t mean the need is any less.

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Goa: Covid positive people will be allowed to vote in Zilla Panchayat Elections

Also read: The pandemic push to the silver economyThe guidelines said all voters will be thermally screened for the temperature at the entry of the polling station, steps will be taken to maintain social distancing and hand sanitisers should be made available at the entrance of polling stations.It said large gatherings outside the distribution centre, collection centre, and counting centres and inside the counting halls will not be allowed.Click here to read the Mint ePaperMint is now on Telegram.

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LSU self-imposes bowl ban for current season amid NCAA probe

BATON ROUGE, La. – LSU is self-imposing a one-year ban on postseason play for this season as part an effort to cooperate with an NCAA probe into rules violations.“LSU leadership made this decision after careful deliberation and review of the NCAA rules violations that have been discovered in the university’s cooperative investigation with the NCAA” and Independent Accountability Resolution Process, the athletic department said in a statement.

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It wasn’t all bad: Here are 20 good things that happened in 2020

LOS ANGELES - While 2020 proved to be an extremely difficult year with a worldwide pandemic, record unemployment numbers, social injustices and record-breaking weather events, silver linings do exist.From small acts of kindness to awe-inspiring events, below is a list of some of the better things that happened in 2020, so we can all leave the year behind with a glimmer of optimism.Neighbors in England followed actor Gene Kelly’s example, making the most out of social distancing amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.Residents of a street in England have been taking part in socially distanced dance parties since the pandemic began.The residents of a street in Frodsham, Cheshire, England have been taking part in socially distanced dance parties

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Small businesses get creative to stay in business during pandemic

The pandemic has hit local businesses hard, but some are innovating to keep their doors open. Abigail Bimman looks at how small companies are coming up with big ideas in the pursuit of profits and positivity.

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Gutfeld on Democrats delaying COVID relief to win an election

The Democrats — from the party of rich liberals — admit they turned down massive COVID-19 relief that would help you because an election was near.They knew if they kept Americans in pain that would hurt President Trump, and therefore help Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. First, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., spilled the beans.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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