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Nearly a quarter of car occupants killed in crashes were not wearing a seat belt.

A SIMPLE smelling test could detect Alzheimer's years before symptoms begin, according to research.

TORY MPs believe that Liz Truss is set to unveil a surprise choice for Chancellor if she is confirmed as leader, as many expect, on September 5. However, they are urging her to go in a different direction.

WHAT is happening within our NHS? Despite spending on it rising faster than in any other country and the public holding our doctors and nurses in high esteem, it's list of ailments are endless with staff complaining of burnout, bullying, depression, poor pay and a bad pension deal.

WE ARE being told that gas and electricity costs will rise by thousands of pounds but there is an alternative .

HARD though it might be to imagine in the wake of the recent heatwave, in just two months' time, millions of us will be switching our central heating back on. Never mind the pain this year's surge in inflation has caused so far, that is when the cost-of-living crisis is really going to bite.

SEA levels around the UK are rising at more than twice the rate they did 100 years ago.

in the face of that monumental progress, COVID-19 continues to have a devastating impact on low-income countries and the fight against preventable diseases like AIDS.

Hohokum, a niche PlayStation game from 2014, is back via a PC port and it feels like a game from a long-buried era of Sony publishing.

The new film will be an extension of the "Creed" franchise, focusing on another one of Rocky Balboa's opponents.

Every homeowner should be sure their toolbox has the necessary items to handle common problems around the house. Do you have these tools?

President Joe Biden's administration is launching a renewed push for COVID-19 booster shots for those eligible, pointing to the enhanced protections they offer against severe illness as the highly transmissible BA.5 variant spreads across the country.  The initiatives include direct outreach to high-risk groups, especially seniors, encouraging them to get "up to date" on their vaccinations, with phone calls, emails and new public service announcements.  Americans ages 5 and older should all get... Читать дальше...

With only one game of Tottenham’s preseason left, here are the five players who I think still have the biggest points to prove in front of Antonio Conte in the team’s match against Roma.  Amidst a gruelling pre-season under Conte, several Tottenham players have uncertain futures at the club. Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso, Sergio […]

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Amazon’s growth has slowed down in recent quarters after surging during the pandemic, but the company is expecting things to pick up soon. In its second quarter earnings release on Thursday, Amazon said that its net sales grew just 7 percent year over year but that they’ll go up by an estimated 13 to 17 percent in the third quarter — which will account for sales from the company’s massive Prime Day shopping extravaganza.

'Google was eager to reveal user data during the COVID era'

Not much time has passed since we opened our MTV Video Music Awards predictions on July 26, but there’s already a clear and overwhelming front-runner to win Best K-Pop: BTS of course. They’ve dominated this category for years, and in fact rarely lose at the VMAs when nominated for fan-voted awards. So why have they […]

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Shares of U.S. Steel Corp. rose more than 4% in the extended session Thursday after the producer reported profit and sales above Wall Street expectations and said that it was "bullish" about its outlook, with other industries picking up the slack of slowing-down sectors. U.S. Steel said it earned $978 million, or $3.42 a share, compared with $1.01 billion, or $3.52 a share, in the year-ago period. Adjusted for one-time items, the company earned $3.86 a share. Sales rose to $6.3 billion from $5.03... Читать дальше...

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