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I have wonderful memories of playing under Roy Hodgson. He was an honest, sincere person but, above all, a great coach with a lot of knowledge. He prepared for matches extremely well and taught us a lot. Although he didn’t Read more
In a groundbreaking first, research led by Queen’s University Belfast has found thousands of “Achilles Heels’ or ‘cancer vulnerabilities’ in an analysis of more than 700 different cancer cell types. In the future, this could lead to new ways to Read more
Electric car maker Fisker Inc has finalized its vehicle-assembly deal with Foxconn Technology Co Ltd, including plans to open a U.S. plant in 2023, the companies said on Thursday. The plant’s location has not been identified, but Fisker Chief Executive Read more
Amazon has extended its moratorium on law enforcement use of its facial recognition software “until further notice,” according to Reuters. The ban was set to expire in June. As early as 2018, Amazon employees had pushed Amazon to scale back Read more
A woman battling cancer raced from her own operation to say goodbye to her mother who was dying of the same disease. Laila Hudson, 28, raced from her hospital bed after surgery for bowel cancer to say goodbye to Ros, Read more
Past all-French European finals have failed to produce the finest foie gras and, until the latter stages, this one also struggled to deliver. In Toulouse, however, they will care little about the modest fare and rejoice instead in a final Read more
Researchers at the University of East Anglia are launching a new project to see whether virtual reality could help with the treatment of chronic pain. As many as 50 percent of the UK population are living with chronic pain, and Read more
Bitcoin’s price tumbled after Elon Musk said on Wednesday his electric car maker Tesla Inc would no longer accept the cryptocurrency for purchases, citing environmental concerns for the reversal. Here are some of Musk’s comments on bitcoin and other cryptocurrenies Read more
A group of Jewish Google employees is calling on the company to increase its support of Palestinians amid Israel’s deadly bombing campaign in Gaza. The conflict started with Israel’s attempt to evict Palestinians from their homes in East Jerusalem, and Read more
More than one in four adults believe British food is boring – with crisps, toast and digestive biscuits among the least appetising, a poll has revealed. For decades, the nation has been ridiculed for its beige buffets and stodgy snacks. Read more