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The Russian and Chinese embassies sent the Herald an op-ed on WWII. We had Professor Alexander Gillespie react to it
OPINION: Russia, China and the US are all increasingly lawless on the global stage.
The Warehouse recalls Living & Co fan heaters over risk of ‘catching fire’
The two products were sold in stores and online between February and August.
The hidden costs of loyalty programmes
Loyalty programmes may benefit retailers more than shoppers, research says.
Father jailed for 13 years after raping young daughter; sexually abusing and filming friends during sleepovers
The man also sexually abused some of her young friends and recorded some of it.
Media Insider: Cartoonist Peter Bromhead dies, aged 93 – a colourful life inside and outside the pages
Bromhead, 93, died peacefully at home – his life was colourful on and off the page.
Should your fuel tax and road-user charges pay for roadside sculptures? – The Front Page
Act’s policy would protect maintenance funding and overhaul transport spending.
Former Lotto presenter Russell Harrison avoids jail for involvement in international meth-money- laundering plot
The entertainer’s potentially ruined legacy was a punishment in itself, his lawyer said.
Great Britain: AI Sleep Data Could Provide One-Week Early Warning Of Flu And COVID-19
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and AI sleep technology company Sleep Cycle have published the results of a research study evaluating if cough data from a sleep app could give early indications of increasing respiratory illness in England. The study found that the passive data collected can provide a robust and regionally consistent indicator of […]
Great Britain: Invasive Mosquito Species Detected in East London
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is undertaking enhanced surveillance and trapping activities following the detection of invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes and larvae at residential properties in east London. The initial finding was reported through UKHSA’s Mosquito Watch surveillance scheme and is the first time that Aedes aegypti has been identified breeding in the UK. It is the fourth time this species has been detected in the UK in recent years. Control measures […]