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Ryan Murphy paid tribute as events took place across Northern Ireland to mark the 107th anniversary of one of the deadliest battles of the First World War. At Stormont DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson joined party mates in honoring those who died. A total of 19,240 British troops died in the first 24 hours of … Read more
Forecasters believe the UK could see some ‘hot and thunderous’ conditions this month as temperatures may be ‘below average’. The prediction from the Met Office comes as North Staffordshire has seen a gray and wet late June – having previously been sizzling in hot conditions. And meteorologists say that while temperatures will creep up on … Read more
Well, Galactic 01 is in the record books — and it was a resounding success Virgin Galaxy (SPCE -8.27%). Departing Spaceport America in New Mexico just after 11:00 a.m. ET Thursday, Virgin MotherShip Eve ascended and detached Virgin SpaceShip Unity at 11:33 a.m. ET, allowing the latter to power up its engines and blast its … Read more
We look at their cases. Timothy Dallimore Pedophile Timothy Dallimore told a “13-year-old” schoolgirl that he wanted to see her in uniform, panties and a swimsuit after meeting her online. But he exchanges “increasingly sinister and sexual” messages not with a young teenager named Chloe, but an undercover police officer. The defendant, 49, from Tredegar, … Read more
The development of Alzheimer’s disease appears to be heavily influenced by star-shaped brain cells called astrocytes, according to research conducted by the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. While amyloid aggregates were previously seen as a major cause of Alzheimer’s, this new study suggests that it is the combination of amyloid load and abnormal astrocyte … Read more
The Bank of England raised interest rates in June from 4.5% to 5%. The significant increase of 0.50 percentage point was widely feared following the announcement by the Office for National Statistics that inflation remained at 8.7% in May – more than four times the government’s target. The June rate hike marked the 13th since … Read more
1 July 2023, 09:14 WIB Caption, Carnival is fully back on the streets for the first time in three years “The reality is that it’s such a big thing that no one is going to own it, except the community – if it doesn’t work for the community, it doesn’t work,” said Pax Nindi, artistic … Read more
The Bell & Crown at Zeals near Warminster was honored at the 2023 National Pub & Bar of the Year Awards ceremony in London on Wednesday (28 June). It is just one of 15 pubs and bars across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to scoop up the prestigious regional winner’s title. Co-owner Ethan Davids, … Read more
By Jeremy Ball and Dan Martin BBC news 1 July 2023, 08:32 WIB image source, Annie Ashton Caption, Mrs Ashton said her husband was a smart, happy and cheerful man Luke Ashton’s death has raised tough questions about whether more needs to be done to stop gamblers from sinking into spiraling debt. The 40-year-old man, … Read more
By Meleri Williams BBC news June 30, 2023 Updated July 1, 2023 Caption, Delyth Jones says migraines affect his life “in a big way” One woman who gets about nine migraines a month says the condition controls her life. Delyth Jones, 32, of Ceredigion, said she missed her children’s school concert and sports day because … Read more
By Fiona Murray BBC News IS 1 July 2023, 06:59 WIB image source, Stephen Kelly Caption, A large comb is removed from Paula Denvir’s chimney Paula Denvir thought there was a swarm of wasps at her parents’ house last July and was told they would leave when it got colder. Fast forward a year, and … Read more
Receive free Architecture updates We’ll send you one myFT Daily Digest latest roundup email Architecture news every morning. The author is an architectural critic of FT The Isle of Dogs is never an island but rather a peninsula, even though it often feels like one. It was suitable for the detached London wharves, warehouse towns … Read more