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“Seinfeld” star Richard Herd has died at the age of 87.
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Citizens’ Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis was on Wednesday expected to carry out an inspection along the country’s land border with Turkey amid reports that Greek police decided to strengthen the area’s defenses with the mobilization of additional forces.
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The London Metal Exchange three-month aluminium price held above $1,500 per tonne during morning trading on Wednesday May 27, despite a fresh inflow of 19,275 tonnes of material into LME sheds in Malaysia as of 9am.
Privacy and legal experts raise red flags as many are forced to download an app one politician calls a "sophisticated surveillance system."
A MUM has shared her brilliant tip for adding a sprinkler in the garden when you can’t afford one, and all you need is a shower head. With the weather warming up Brits are dragging out their paddling pools and hose pipes, but if you don’t have an outside tap one mum revealed she uses […]
There is sadness as well as celebration in the history of Father's Day
Stuart Cooper, 79, was found dead by his wife after the family dog bit him on the arm and he developed sepsis at St Christopher Avenue, Penkhull
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The House of Representatives denied allegations that it is against the ongoing forensic audit of the commission, stressing that it is untrue and misleading.
Covid-19 offers parents and teenagers a limited number of unsatisfying options, but partial solutions may be better than no solution at all.
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GE stock come back story of 2020 will have to wait. But if management continues on its 2019 track it should make the turn eventually.
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JOHN Lewis has today explained its plan to reopen 13 stores with the first two set to welcome customers in on June 15. Stores in Poole, Dorset, and Kingston, South West London, will be the first to reopen their doors when non-essential shops are allowed to open again. Three days later a further 11 stores […]
SpaceX and NASA are preparing to launch astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley to the International Space Station from Kennedy Space Center at 4:33 p.m. Wednesday. It'll be the first launch from U.S. soil in nine years.
Hong Kong police placed a dragnet around the financial hub's legislature Wednesday and fired pepper-ball rounds in the commercial district as they tried to stamp out protests against a bill banning insults to China's national anthem.
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The flight was operated on May 25, when domestic flight services resumed after remaining grounded for two months due to the nationwide lockdown to prevent spreading of coronavirus infections.
Seven UK bodies tasked with protecting UK pension savers’ pots have launched a rare joint initiative to reassure worried consumers
Harvard Alumni Association President Alice Hill ’81, Ph.D. ’91, reminds the Class of 2020 that they are “part of a community … that reaches to all parts of the world,” encouraging them maintain the connection.
The investments, to the tune of Rs 15,128 crore will be in diverse sectors including manufacturing of commercial vehicles and energy, the government said adding nine pacts were signed at the Secretariat in the presence of Chief Minister K Palaniswami and eight other companies firmed up the deals via a virtual link.
Ancient Christians knew epidemics all too well. They lived in a world with constant contagion, no vaccines, medieval medical practices, and no understanding of basic microbiology. Hygiene was horrendous, sanitation sickening. People shared “toilette paper”(a sponge-on-a-stick). Besides that, in the second and the third centuries CE, two pandemics rocked the Roman World. The first, the […]
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