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Executive pay: big names that fell foul of shareholders
From supermarket group Morrisons to mining giant Rio Tinto, investors have voted against boardroom payouts in the pandemic The personal and financial sacrifices of many during the pandemic have cast…
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Coronavirus live news: ‘Grab a jab’ vaccine drop-ins open in England; greater Sydney under lockdown after Delta variant outbreak
UK health secretary Matt Hancock faces mounting pressure to quit; Bangladesh announces new lockdown New restrictions in New South Wales have been announced amid growing Delta variant fears. The Oxford…
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Coronavirus: Taiwan reports first local cases of Delta variant
Taiwan reported its first local cluster of the highly infectious Delta coronavirus variant on Saturday, just as the island appears to be recovering from its worst outbreak since the start…
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‘Why would anybody listen to him?’ Hancock has lost authority, say Covid bereaved
Campaign group urges PM to sack health secretary over kissing row as Tory MP says Hancock should quit Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Families of the…
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‘Grab a jab’: Covid vaccine drop-in centres open across England
Over-18s urged to visit walk-in clinics this weekend for first dose, while some can get second jabs Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Adults in England will…
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Commonwealth declares Sydney a hotspot to trigger disaster support – as it happened
Gladys Berejiklian flags help and says ‘nobody should feel stressed about their financial situation’. This blog is now closed NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian locks down Sydney, Central Coast, Blue Mountains…
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The pandemic was meant to change work, but what have we got so far? Free pizza | Josie Cox
The corporate world is turning to novelty perks to get us back to the office in an attempt to postpone the moment of reckoning Earlier this month in lower Manhattan’s…
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Recipe for inflation: how Brexit and Covid made tinned tomatoes a lot dearer
Combine the pandemic with rising raw material costs, stir in a labour shortage, a twist of Brexit, add a pinch of poor weather and voila … Tinned tomatoes are a…
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Three people arrested after allegedly flying private plane from NSW to South Australia
Police allege trio left Griffith and landed in Coober Pedy ‘against cross-border directions’ during Covid pandemic NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian locks down Sydney, Central Coast, Blue Mountains and Wollongong NT…
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Coronavirus: Hong Kong’s vaccination rate could hit 50 per cent as early as August, health minister says; 2 new imported cases confirmed
Hong Kong’s vaccination rate against the coronavirus could hit 50 per cent in the coming months, the city’s health minister has said, noting that daily inoculation figures have recently reached…