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Covid lockdown - five years on

Life began to return to a ‘new normal’ after years of COVID lockdowns, but Scotland's food and drink businesses still felt significant impacts as reported by The Knowledge Bank.
Food and drink inflation rose to 19.2% in the UK in March 2023 after various global events, including the invasion of Ukraine.
Iain Baxter, Chief Executive of Scotland Food & Drink, stated that the industry is becoming more resilient and ambitious about future growth.
Editor Sarah Lester emphasized the role of local journalism in documenting societal changes and the impact of COVID-19 on communities.

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The Telegraph

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Five years ago today, lockdown destroyed our society. We are still terribly damaged

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The Hindu

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Five years to the hour when COVID-19 lockdown hit home

Now, the memory of the deaths, economic distress and the mass migration appears like a stranger’s dream for most Indians, many others have not forgotten the horror of a pandemic that killed lakhs of people in the country

1 year ago·India

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First cases of Covid-19, wave of death, restrictions... five years ago, the Seine-et-Marne in full confinement

First cases of Covid-19 and first deaths, solidarity with caregivers and polemics on the wearing of the mask... Five years ago, the Seine-et-Marne lived its first confinement.

1 year ago

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