A billion for every chip-maker who 'makes in India,' sources say
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Wednesday, 31 March 2021
Covid-19: Few people with symptoms are self-isolating, study finds
And fewer than one in five people request a test if they have symptoms, a report on test and trace says.
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Facebook bans 'voice of Trump' from platform
An interview with the ex-president was posted by his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, on Facebook.
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Assisted dying inquiry essential, leading brain surgeon says
A brain surgeon, left shocked and frightened by his cancer diagnosis, says the law needs changing.
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Biden unveils 'once in a generation' spending plan
The $2tn investment plan is aimed at re-igniting US economic growth and fighting climate change.
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Vaccine passports against 'British instinct' - Starmer
The Labour leader says there could be opposition to vaccine passports if the virus is under control.
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Climate change: Net zero targets are 'pie in the sky'
Indian minister lashes out at plans to cut emissions dramatically over the next three decades.
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Lockdown: Are people losing skills they're not using?
Psychologists are studying whether people are losing skills because of lockdown.
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Nicole Thea's husband Global Boga: 'My world has been taken away’
Afrobeats artist Global Boga speaks out about losing his YouTuber wife and their baby son.
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How satellite images are helping one country hand out cash
Togo has found a new way to send emergency cash to people struggling in the pandemic.
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Why I bought the Lil Nas X 'Satan Shoes'
With art collective MSCHF, singer Lil Nas X created a pair of pricey and controversial trainers.
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Batley Grammar School: Blasphemy debate leaves town 'at crossroads'
People in Batley reflect on the row over pupils being shown a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Why April is a big month for your finances
Lots of changes to household bills, tax and other elements of finances take place in the course of a week.
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Germany and Namibia: What's the right price to pay for genocide?
Germany is set to apologise to Namibia for a genocide more than 100 years ago - and to pay an as yet unknown amount of money.
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Should airports be allowed to expand?
Climate change: Should aviation be allowed to expand?
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Dragons' Den: The hits, misses, and why investments fall through
Peter Jones and Sara Davies discuss the mechanics of the BBC One show ahead of its 18th series.
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'I have put everything into my winery'
South Africa's winemakers hope for a brighter future after a very tough 12 months.
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Minimum wage rises for two million workers
Most low-paid workers will receive a pay rise, but those on furlough will miss out.
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The Papers: Race report 'backlash' and Queen 'gets second jab'
Reaction to a government-commissioned report on race and the Queen's vaccine dose are among the front-page stories.
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Tuesday, 30 March 2021
The cost of speaking up against China
Uyghurs abroad describe a pattern of harassment and intimidation they say is designed to silence them.
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Brexit: UK 'risks falling behind' EU on workers’ rights
The EU is working to improve conditions but the UK is not keeping pace, says the TUC.
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Outdoor UK attractions fared better during pandemic
Kew Gardens and RHS Wisley feature in the top 10 most visited attractions for the first time.
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Coronavirus: How to help health workers' mental health
The BBC's Laura Foster gets tips from NHS staff working in the profession.
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A few frequent flyers 'dominate air travel'
A small minority of frequent flyers dominates air travel in countries with high aviation emissions.
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No end in sight for India's protesting farmers
Indian farmers are protesting against three new laws they believe will hurt their income.
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London house turned into House of Dreams work of art
Artist Stephen Wright has been turning his London house into a work of art since 1998.
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Myanmar coup: The monks divided over the deadly protests
Hundreds have been killed in deadly protests since the military took control of the country in February.
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Capturing every hour of each New Year's Day for 24 years
The 18th year of 24 photographers documenting every hour of New Year's Day, each year, for 24 years.
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Letterbox contact: ‘Don’t my birth children have a right to know I’m dying?'
Diagnosed with a terminal illness, Hanna wanted to tell the twins taken from her at 16 - but had no way of reaching them.
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CEO Secrets: 'The stress of being a boss made my hair fall out'
An entrepreneur explains the strategy he devised to protect himself from mental burnout.
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Mayor of London: Two decades in the spotlight
BBC London's Political Editor Tim Donovan looks at the moments that defined the role of mayor of London.
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Scalping: The teens making thousands selling consoles online
If you've been struggling to buy a new PlayStation or Xbox, this might be the reason why.
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Gatwick Airport: Can Crawley turn away from aviation and go green?
A year after British Airways grounded flights at Gatwick Airport, nearby Crawley plots a new course.
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Oscars 2021: The female directors tackling tough truths
Two international film nominees on the personal trials they faced making their hard-hitting films.
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Covid-19: Shielding coming to an end for millions
People seen as clinically extremely vulnerable are still being told to take precautions over Covid.
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Brazil military chiefs resign in new crisis for Bolsonaro
It comes amid a cabinet reshuffle as Jair Bolsonaro fights to contain a crisis over his leadership.
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'Sobriety ankle tags' rolled out across England
The electronic tags monitor offenders' sweat to see if they are breaching court-ordered drinking bans.
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The Papers: Diverse UK 'hailed' and 'keep your cool'
A government review's finding that the UK is a model on race for other countries is among the front-page stories.
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What did we learn from Scotland election debate?
The party leaders all called each other by their first names - but the deep divisions between them showed.
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Scottish election 2021: Leaders' debate fact-checked
Reality Check looks at claims about child poverty, renewable energy and mental health.
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Monday, 29 March 2021
Covid-19: World leaders call for international pandemic treaty
Boris Johnson and more than 20 others leaders say another health emergency is a matter of "if not when".
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Lady Gaga dog walker Ryan Fischer 'had to have part of his lung removed'
Ryan Fischer was shot in the chest as he walked the star's three French bulldogs in February.
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Hong Kong: China to pass 'patriot' electoral reforms
The changes aim to only have "patriots" in office in Hong Kong but critics warn it will stifle dissent.
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'Finding work feels impossible for my generation'
Young people could see rising levels of unemployment even as the crisis eases, warns Prince's Trust.
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AstraZeneca vaccine - was it really worth it?
AstraZeneca has become a political football in a European blame game over its covid vaccine.
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Sir Lenny Henry's open letter urges black Britons to take Covid vaccine
The comic and actor leads stars in an open letter urging black Britons to have the Covid-19 jab.
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Covid-19: CDC head warns of 'impending doom' in US
Cases and deaths are rising as US officials warned the struggle to end the pandemic is not over.
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GHB: Killer drug to be made a Class B substance
It was used in attacks by the UK's most prolific rapist and the serial killer Stephen Port.
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Nike sues Lil Nas X over blood-filled 'Satan Shoes'
Nike is suing Lil Nas X and an art collective for using its shoes to make a controversial product.
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The Papers: England 'on track' to reopen and pandemic treaty plea
The PM's comments that England remains on course to ease further restrictions on 12 April is among the front-page stories.
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Long Covid: 'It's like someone has piled sandbags on top of me'
A year on since 29-year-old Reece caught coronavirus, what he imagined would be a mild infection changed his life beyond recognition.
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Keeping score on UK-EU relations since Brexit
Despite promises to work together, it has been far from plain sailing between the UK and the EU since Brexit.
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Abortion in Italy: 'I found a grave with my name on it'
Women in Italy who had an abortion or miscarriage have discovered the fetus had been given a religious burial in a grave marked with the mother's name, without their consent.
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Photographing the "endless diversity" of America by streetlight
Photographer Daniel Freeman travelled across the US to capture striking night-time shots.
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Is this the future for international business deals?
A new facility has opened in Singapore where business people hold meetings in glass "bubbles".
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The crisis at the Tavistock's child gender clinic
A number of reports have raised concerns about the country's only NHS gender clinic for young people.
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Evidence mounts Covid jab protects those around you
Out-of-date information may be deterring people from being vaccinated.
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How bees and drones team up to find landmines
Drones are being used to track bees that have been trained to sense chemicals in landmines.
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'I catch rats for a living and couldn’t be happier'
How to work your way to happiness, and break that daily grind.
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Uganda climate change: The people under threat from a melting glacier
A glacier in western Uganda is disappearing, endangering the traditions of those who live nearby.
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George Floyd: Americans react to Day One of the Chauvin trial
A black political hopeful, a Minnesota resident and a retired officer share their thoughts.
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Sunday, 28 March 2021
Channel Nine cyber-attack disrupts live broadcasts in Australia
The broadcaster says it is investigating whether the hack was "the work of a foreign nation".
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'It's do or die time for my insurer to pay up'
Thousands of businesses across the country are feeling the pinch as insurers 'drag their heels' paying Covid claims.
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George Floyd: When does Derek Chauvin's trial start?
A US police officer is accused of killing a black man last year. Here's why the world is watching.
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The Netflix show putting the spotlight on menopause
The new Netflix show Bombay Begums puts the spotlight on menopause, but why aren't we talking about it?
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The Suez Canal blockage explored in numbers
The costs are mounting as efforts to free the stranded Ever Given ship go into a sixth day.
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Easter celebrations set to rival Christmas - even down to the tree
Easter trees and garden furniture are being sought out by shoppers keen to make the most of lockdown easing.
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Covid: Outdoor meetings and sport to resume in England
People are still being advised to minimise their journeys amid the latest easing of lockdown rules.
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Covid jab: One dose in care homes gives 'substantial' protection
A study suggests 62% of residents are protected by a single dose of the vaccines used in the UK.
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Doctors warn against cuts to youth drug and alcohol treatment
Young people's lives are being put at risk without help for drugs and alcohol problems, they say.
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Brisbane lockdown: Australian city to shut down over seven cases
The Australian city of about two million people is to enter a snap three-day lockdown.
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'Spongy roads' to be Slough's new claim to fame
Move over David Brent, settle down John Betjeman, the town is going to be an environmental pioneer.
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'Astronauts aren't just men - we're astronauts too'
Seven-year-old Elizabeth built her own rocket and launched it into the sky during lockdown.
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Covid: The pandemic's 'dramatic' effect on cancer care
Experts predict a rise in serious cancers due to deferred screenings and treatments.
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Covid: 'We need a memorial to remember'
Ellis Tustin, founder of Names not Numbers, explains why he thinks the UK needs a permanent memorial to those who have died of Covid-19.
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'It is so easy to choose what voluntary work to do'
Charities are turning to technology to help them attract more volunteers.
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Josh O'Connor: Romeo role 'greatest experience of my career'
The Crown star's stage role in Romeo and Juliet fizzled out - but was reborn by making a TV film.
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Saturday, 27 March 2021
The lost letters that found New York drag scene's secret trailblazers
The film PS Burn This Letter Please tells untold stories from the lives of 1950s drag artists.
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'My pet has helped me so much during the pandemic'
Research has shown pets can have a huge benefit to our mental health - especially this past year.
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Myanmar coup: US 'horrified' by deadliest day since military takeover
International leaders have condemned the country's military after the deadliest day since last month's coup.
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Covid: Rapid home test kits to be available for workers
Firms in England with more than 10 employees that are unable to provide on-site testing can apply.
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Meet the Aussie skateboarding 4,000km
Gordy says he is skating from Melbourne to Cairns but says he "didn't realise how big Australia was".
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Union creates hotline for disgruntled Amazon staff
Unite urges workers to come forward to voice their complaints about hours, pay, targets and breaks.
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The Papers: 'Moderna jabs in 3 weeks' and school abuse inquiry
Sunday's papers carry reports that a third Covid vaccine will be rolled out in the next three weeks.
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Project 17: The photograph that united a family
A photograph of a "burner boy" working on a toxic dump in Ghana helped his family to find him.
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Your pictures on the theme of 'sculpture'
A selection of striking images from our readers on this week's theme.
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How the 'world's worst sniffer dog' is helping the NHS
Dexter used to work as a sniffer dog for the Met but he was "too sociable" for the job.
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Keeping Parliament clean in a pandemic
The team keeping the Palace of Westminster spick and span describes a year like no other.
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Derek Chauvin trial: Why role of TV cameras could come into focus
Cameras will be in court, thanks to the network behind OJ Simpson’s trial. What role will they play?
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Covid: What's happened to crime during the pandemic?
From dog theft to drug crime, lockdown has led to some big changes in policing.
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Guatemalan teenagers die on journey to US: 'I knew I shouldn’t let him go'
Fleeing poverty, 16 Guatemalans journeyed towards the US. Their bodies were returned in caskets.
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Mozambique insurgency: Islamist militants 'ambush workers fleeing hotel'
Workers were trapped in a hotel when Islamist militants stormed the town of Palma, reports say.
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Covid: 'Heart-breaking' wait for Rhondda couple to travel for IVF
Kevin and Nicci Button from Rhondda Cynon Taf have been trying for a child for more than four years.
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Senedd 2021: Wales' first minister criticised over English-only leaflet
Labour say the Senedd election leaflets backing Mark Drakeford were sent by the local party group.
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Cambridge University: Butterfly found pressed inside centuries-old book
A university says a butterfly found in a book could be hundreds of years old.
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Friday, 26 March 2021
'Ice-cream toothache' mystery explained
Scientists say they have worked out how teeth become sensitive and hurt with cold food and drinks.
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Batley school protests: Identifying prophet row teacher 'unacceptable'
Making a teacher fear for their safety is "unacceptable", the equality commission chair says.
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Local elections: Tories warn of post-Corbyn Labour 'bounce'
The party promises to "build back better" from the pandemic as it launches its English elections push.
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Phone companies 'must do more' to stop fraud calls
A senior law enforcement officer says the UK needs "a step change" in its response to fraud.
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The challenge facing Joe Biden at the border
Can the new president match his words on the campaign trail with action?
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Baby goat, emu and goose make friends on Wiltshire farm
The three arrivals at Caenhill Countryside Centre in Wiltshire have become social media stars.
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Covid lockdown projects: How you danced, wrote, ran and invented games
You told us what projects kept you going in lockdown, from dancing to writing and inventing games.
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The vaccine misinformation battle raging in France
Online conspiracy theories are exacerbating existing vaccine scepticism.
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Home-schooling around the world: How have we coped?
Indigenous children have been hit hardest and the crisis has reached a "tipping point", say experts
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Sŵnami: 'Why can't we sing in Welsh and be successful?'
As streaming opens audiences to Welsh language bands, Sŵnami say it's getting easier to break through.
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New top story on Hacker News: Tell HN: Crypto Wallets Trust Wallet and Ledger appear to be compromised
Tell HN: Crypto Wallets Trust Wallet and Ledger appear to be compromised
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I'm really devastated. My nephew just called me and told me all his cryptocurrency is gone -- valued over $40,000. He has spent years earning it and resisting pulling it out, hoping he could eventually use it to pay for his college education. Here are the facts: - He has a Ledger Nano S wallet. - That wallet had 4.77 LTC, 4.48 ETH, and 0.73 BTC. - The Ledger generated a passphrase containing 24 words. He didn't add the 25th optional word. - He recorded that passphrase on a piece of paper and hid it. - No one had or has access to that paper. This is an absolute certainty. - That passphrase (those words) were NEVER entered anywhere. - On February 24th at 5:45 AM Eastern Time, the BTC was stolen. - On the same day, at 6:46 AM and 6:48 AM, the ETH and LTC, respectively, were stolen. - He also has a Trust Wallet. - He had $1500 worth of NPXS and $1000 worth of TRX in that wallet. - On February 24th at 6:48 AM and 6:55 AM both of those were stolen. - The passphrase for the Trust Wallet is saved as a screenshot on his iPhone. - His iPhone has not left his possession. - His iPhone has a 6-digit passcode. I have the recipient addresses. It looks like the thief has stolen crypto from others as well. Note: Both wallets were hacked on the same day at around the same time. Both had separate passphrases. Can someone please shed some light on what can be done, if anything? How were both wallets compromised at the same time?! If nothing can be done to retrieve the crytpo, what can be done to prevent this from happening in the future.
7 by fadys | 15 comments on Hacker News.
I'm really devastated. My nephew just called me and told me all his cryptocurrency is gone -- valued over $40,000. He has spent years earning it and resisting pulling it out, hoping he could eventually use it to pay for his college education. Here are the facts: - He has a Ledger Nano S wallet. - That wallet had 4.77 LTC, 4.48 ETH, and 0.73 BTC. - The Ledger generated a passphrase containing 24 words. He didn't add the 25th optional word. - He recorded that passphrase on a piece of paper and hid it. - No one had or has access to that paper. This is an absolute certainty. - That passphrase (those words) were NEVER entered anywhere. - On February 24th at 5:45 AM Eastern Time, the BTC was stolen. - On the same day, at 6:46 AM and 6:48 AM, the ETH and LTC, respectively, were stolen. - He also has a Trust Wallet. - He had $1500 worth of NPXS and $1000 worth of TRX in that wallet. - On February 24th at 6:48 AM and 6:55 AM both of those were stolen. - The passphrase for the Trust Wallet is saved as a screenshot on his iPhone. - His iPhone has not left his possession. - His iPhone has a 6-digit passcode. I have the recipient addresses. It looks like the thief has stolen crypto from others as well. Note: Both wallets were hacked on the same day at around the same time. Both had separate passphrases. Can someone please shed some light on what can be done, if anything? How were both wallets compromised at the same time?! If nothing can be done to retrieve the crytpo, what can be done to prevent this from happening in the future.
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French drugs haul 'was strawberry Haribo'
Paris police this week claimed a major drugs haul - but it wasn't what it first seemed to be.
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Covid-19: Ireland to resume Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine rollout
The Republic's health minister says administration of the Covid-19 vaccine will resume this weekend.
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Viral video exposes inequality in NCAA college basketball
A widely shared TikTok that contrasted conditions for men and women players has provoked outcry.
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Glastonbury Festival site 'may open for concert and camping'
Organisers are working on plans for a one-off concert and to let people camp on the site this summer.
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Volcano erupts near Iceland's capital Reykjavik
Officials are warning the public of the risk of falling rocks and landslides as Fagradalsfjall erupts.
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Rangers player says opponent's denial of racism is 'a lie'
Rangers' Glen Kamara insists he was subjected to "vile racist abuse" by Ondrej Kudela and says the Slavia Prague player's denial is "a complete utter lie".
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Thursday, 18 March 2021
Mexico violence: Gunmen kill 13 in ambush on police convoy
At least 13 officers died in the attack by a suspected criminal gang in the State of Mexico.
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Covid vaccine: PM to have AstraZeneca jab as he urges public to do the same
Boris Johnson will receive his first dose while European countries resume use of the Oxford vaccine.
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US and China trade angry barbs at high-level Alaska talks
This is the first high-level face-to-face meeting between the Biden administration and Beijing.
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Nevada smart city: A millionaire’s plan to create a local government
Jeffrey Berns wants to build a tech oasis in the Nevada desert. Do others share his utopian vision?
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Why Australian women are saying 'enough is enough'
Australian politics is often called toxic to women - now rape allegations have ignited national fury.
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Gigabit broadband: First areas to benefit announced
Government announces first stages of plans to get superfast broadband to the majority of UK homes.
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Families facing special education needs 'postcode lottery'
Support for pupils varies according to which school you attend and where you live, report suggests.
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Imprisonment for Public Protection jail terms 'a death sentence'
One offender who has been in prison all his adult life says he has been "left to rot".
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Coronavirus: The student nurses behind the masks
Nursing students graduating in 2021 have trained in an unprecedented environment: A global pandemic.
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Coronavirus lockdown: Life in the UK, one year on
A year after the coronavirus lockdown in the UK, two people reflect on how their lives have changed.
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Children’s Commissioner: Bereaved students need more help
The new Children’s Commissioner says the way bereaved exam students are graded, needs to be changed.
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How Covid has changed where we want to live
Cornwall has overtaken London as the most searched for location among property buyers, data suggests.
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The 'insane' money in trading collectible cards
Prices of collectible cards are soaring and new digital products are entering the market.
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Armie Hammer: US actor accused of rape
The Call Me By Your Name star denies the allegations, saying the relationship was consensual.
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British Airways joins rush to expand remote working
The airline is exploring the sale of its huge Heathrow Airport HQ as part of flexible working plans.
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The Papers: Health chiefs back Covid jab and Sturgeon in peril
Regulators backing the Covid jab and MSPs saying Nicola Sturgeon mislead their inquiry lead the papers.
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Wednesday, 17 March 2021
Australia: Sex consent app proposal sparks backlash
Critics say the suggestion by a police commissioner is impractical, short-sighted and open to abuse.
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Liberty Steel: Nationalise company if necessary, says Ed Miliband
The Shadow Business Secretary tells the BBC the company is too vital for the UK to collapse.
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Sanaa Seif: Egypt rights activist jailed for 'spreading false news'
Sanaa Seif criticised the Egyptian authorities' handling of Covid-19 outbreaks in prisons.
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Covid-19: Concern over 'do not resuscitate' decisions during pandemic
Some people's human rights may have been breached during the pandemic, the care watchdog says.
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Accountants: Government to break up dominance of Big Four firms
Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng wants to restore confidence in business after high profile failures like Carillion.
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Reddit investors adopt 3,500 gorillas in six days
Redditors donate to gorilla charity, to "make a difference" to our world.
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US Border: Risking everything for an American dream
Thousands of migrants from Central America are making an arduous journey to the US border.
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In pictures: Hidden depths of a life lived
Photographer Laura Page challenges the stereotypes of age.
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Edward Colston: Bristol's Dolphin School changed its emblem
Bristol's Dolphin School has redesigned their emblem because of its association with Edward Colston.
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Covid-19: Sister 'written off' by do-not-resuscitate order
Sonia Deleon's family say they would have disputed the order had they known it was put in place.
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Covid: From boom to bust - why lockdown hasn't led to more babies
Research shows that the US and parts of Europe are facing slumps in birth rates.
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Rebound therapy: The zero-gravity exercise that gets children screaming 'more'
Trampolines can be fun, but for those with physical and learning difficulties they can also offer a gravity-free way to exercise.
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Covid: How ethnicity and wealth affect US vaccine rollout
People belonging to ethnic minorities are less likely to have been vaccinated, despite being more likely to develop Covid.
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'We need to reflect on why women still do most of the childcare'
After a year of pandemic and lockdowns, mothers are still doing most of the childcare, a report shows.
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Asia's richest man, a bomb scare and a murder in India
An explosives-laden car is found near Mukesh Ambani's home in Mumbai, and its alleged owner is killed.
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The Papers: EU will 'grab your jabs' and tough migrant stance
A UK-EU row over Covid vaccine supply leads many papers, while new asylum seeker rules also feature.
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Tuesday, 16 March 2021
Regent honeyeater: Endangered bird 'has forgotten its song'
The natural song of the regent honeyeater has essentially "disappeared" in 12% of the population.
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'More divisive than air strikes' - The battle over LTNs
The schemes were introduced to tackle increasing traffic on minor roads but some face fierce opposition.
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'The Gospel Truth?' Covid-19 vaccines and the danger of religious misinformation
Many religious leaders are spreading the word that vaccines are safe and effective, but some are undermining that message.
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Cladding crisis: 'Repairs could cost more than our flat is worth'
A couple paying for cladding replacement say the costs could leave them bankrupt or with crippling loans.
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Covid lockdown a year on: 'My dad became my best friend'
Shireen admits she "didn't really care" about her dad, until lockdown brought them closer than ever.
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Festivals 2021: Which ones are still going ahead?
Glastonbury has had to cancel, Reading & Leeds is going ahead. What about the rest?
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Syria: The scars left by a school bombing
BBC cameraman Darren Conway has returned to Syria to meet survivors of the Iqra school bombing, the aftermath of which he filmed in 2013.
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Coronavirus exposed 'much larger' rough sleeping issue, says committee
MPs praise the government's Everyone In scheme, but say it "exposed the scale of the task" at hand.
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Universities told not to swamp courses with students
With uncertainty over teachers' grades for A-levels, a warning against "over-recruiting" is issued.
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What we wish we'd known about infertility
In the US, one in eight couples experience infertility. But a culture of silence and stigma means most people suffer alone.
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Cheltenham Festival: 'I gambled £50,000 on a horse and lost everything'
A former teacher and cricketer is talking about his gambling addiction to help warn others.
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The coffee start-ups brewing up a storm in lockdown
The pandemic has hit coffee shop chains hard, but some smaller businesses are thriving.
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US-China relations: Beyond the 'Cold War' cliche
A look at the tensions between the superpowers as delegates gather for a meeting in Alaska.
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Crime: Thieves, robbers and burglars to be fitted with GPS tags
Police will be able to cross-reference data with crime reports to see if offenders were in the area.
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Russia's Putin authorised pro-Trump 'influence' campaign, US intelligence says
A US intelligence report alleges Russia's president approved efforts to influence the 2020 election.
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Oliver Campbell: Calls to review 30-year-old murder conviction
Oliver Campbell should have his conviction quashed over an unfair confession, his solicitor says.
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Newspaper headlines: PM attacked on China and Duke leaves hospital
Prince Philip features on several front pages, as does criticism of Boris Johnson's "soft" line on China.
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Monday, 15 March 2021
Post-Brexit UK to reshape its foreign policy
A focus on the Indo-Pacific region and a White House-style situation room are part of the strategy.
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Facebook to pay News Corp for content in Australia
The "landmark" deal comes after Australia passed a world-first law targeting Facebook and Google.
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Football Index collapse: 'I lost £4,000 in seven days'
Users of the betting company say they have lost thousands of pounds after the operation was suspended.
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'The last year for theatre has been hell'
One year since UK theatres were forced to shut, industry figures discuss the dire financial impact.
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France to return Klimt painting sold under duress during Nazi era
A Jewish family was forced to sell Rosiers sous les Arbres after the Nazis annexed Austria in 1938.
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How Meghan and Harry interview felt familiar to biracial people
The Meghan Markle and Prince Harry interview felt familiar to many people in multi-racial families.
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South Korean artist highlights gay rights in military
Artist and activist Jeram Kang was sexually harassed while serving in the South Korean military.
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Why are flowers getting more expensive?
Increased demand, Brexit costs and Covid-related supply issues have all pushed the price of flowers up.
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'I don't really know the people I star with'
Thirteen-year-old Jordan Nash has shared screen time with Hollywood superstars Will Smith and Angelina Jolie.
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Bitcoin: Fake Elon Musk giveaway scam 'cost man £400,000'
A German man lost 10 Bitcoin to so-called giveaway scammers on Twitter and experts say scams are rising.
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So you want a career in building computer games?
A career in computer games can be rewarding but tough to get into.
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Pickleball: The racquet sport experiencing a pandemic boom
Pickleball - a mash-up of tennis, badminton and ping-pong - saw a surge in participation last year.
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New children's commissioner pledges to 'rebuild' childhood
Dame Rachel de Souza wants help for children after the pandemic to be like post-war reconstruction.
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Covid: Charities warn cancer death rate could rise
Nearly 50 cancer charities send a stark warning about the impact Covid-19 has had on UK cancer care.
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Newspaper headlines: UK defends Oxford jab and vigil policing fallout
Decisions by EU countries to pause the use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine leads the papers.
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Sunday, 14 March 2021
Tigray crisis: Why Sudan is a ‘second home’ to Ethiopian refugees
More than 60,000 people have fled the conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region to seek refuge in neighbouring Sudan.
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Texas beekeeper viral videos saving bee hives
Beekeeper Erika Thompson says the video, viewed over a million times, was "just a normal Tuesday".
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Curlew: Urgent work needed to save 'loved' endangered bird
A new project is aiming to aid the recovery of the curlew, with its numbers in steep decline.
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Discovering WW1 tunnel of death hidden in France for a century
The bodies of 270 German soldiers have lain hidden since they were buried alive by a French bombardment.
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Coronavirus doctor's diary: Has Covid changed hospitals for the better?
Dr John Wright of Bradford Royal Infirmary says some changes made as a result of the pandemic are here to stay.
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'Interest in e-sports will only grow and grow'
The global e-sports sector is expected to see revenues of more than $1bn in 2021.
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We asked for your first Covid text messages. These are your stories
The US didn’t shut down until late March, but Americans were talking about the virus before that.
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India's interfaith couples on edge after new law
A Hindu-Muslim couple, who dated secretly for 13 years, are now facing a fresh obstacle: the government.
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Viewpoint: France's President Macron doesn't get the impact of colonialism on Algeria
The French president may not be able to repair relations with Algerians, argues writer Maher Mezahi.
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Miles of new bus lanes and more services promised
Ministers say a £3bn plan to upgrade England's bus networks will improve access and air quality.
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Covid-19: Hospitality bosses threaten government with court
They say it is unfair pubs will have to wait five-weeks longer than non-essential retail to reopen indoors.
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Psychedelic therapy could 'reset' depressed brain
A powerful hallucinogen used in shamanic rituals is being trialled as a potential depression cure.
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Harry Styles and Billie Eilish kick off the Grammys
The pop stars open up the 2021 ceremony, which is taking place in LA under Covid restrictions.
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Bank governor under fire for role in RBS scandal
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey is accused of not disclosing a potential conflict of interest.
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Oscars 2021: Nominations to be announced for Academy Awards
Carey Mulligan, Daniel Kaluuya and Frances McDormand are expected to be among the nominated actors.
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Grammys 2021: Early prizes go to Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Billie Eilish
Beyoncé picks up her 26th Grammy, while Billie Eilish wins a prize for her Bond theme.
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Lockdown locks gone as salons in Wales to reopen
One salon owners says some of her clients burst into tears on being told they were reopening.
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The Papers: 'Shaming of the Met', and chief 'refuses to quit'
Fallout from police's handling of the Clapham Common vigil for Sarah Everard dominates the papers.
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Match of the Day 2: Watch Erik Lamela's 'rabona' goal for Tottenham Hotspur against Arsenal
Match of the Day 2 pundits Martin Keown and Jermaine Jenas analyse Erik Lamela's incredible 'rabona' finish against Arsenal.
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Saturday, 13 March 2021
Your pictures on the theme of 'I made this'
A selection of striking images from our readers on this week's theme.
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Almost 100 and still dancing
Dinkie Flowers, who is about to turn 100, says it is important "not to sit on your bum all day".
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Grammys 2021: Seven things to look out for - and how to watch the ceremony
Everything you need to know about Sunday's show, from who's performing to potential controversies.
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Sri Lanka adoption: The babies who were given away
Thousands of newborns were sold to families in Europe. Decades later, Sri Lankan mothers are trying to find them.
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Celeste: How the UK singer made a 'secret' Oscars film song
The singer-songwriter on movie music magic, award recognition and proving herself as a No.1 artist.
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Phone scammers: 'Give me £1,000 to stop calling you'
The rise of scam calls seems relentless - but can anything be done about them?
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Covid has 'heightened' eating anxieties, say experts
The pandemic has been particularly challenging for people like Phoenix, say eating disorder experts.
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Mother's Day: How sustainable are the flowers you buy?
Most people are "oblivious" to the environmental impact of shop-bought cut flowers, a florist says.
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The algorithm for the perfect biryani
A new book argues that cooking, at its heart, is chemistry. And algorithms are the key to it.
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Pandemic impact 'yet to be felt' on high streets
An average of 48 outlets per day closed last year, but there may be worse to come.
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Garden furniture shortage no picnic for retailers
Supply problems are due the huge rise in demand last year and rising shipping costs.
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FA Cup final and World Snooker Championship on list of pilot events to test return of fans
The FA Cup final and the World Snooker Championship are among the proposed pilot events to test the return of big crowds to venues this year.
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The Papers: 'Police clashes tarnish vigil', and Kate's tribute
Gatherings to remember murdered Sarah Everard dominate Sunday's front pages.
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Players Championship: Lee Westwood and Bryson DeChambeau go head-to-head
England's Lee Westwood takes a two-shot lead over Bryson DeChambeau into the final day at the Players Championship.
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Marvin Hagler: Boxing legend Marvin Hagler dies aged 66
Boxing legend Marvin Hagler dies at the age of 66, said the American's wife.
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'We would love to play like that every game' - Jones after dramatic England win over France
Head coach Eddie Jones says England wish every game was as entertaining as their win over France, but his side must learn to win ugly as well.
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Friday, 12 March 2021
Covid-19: UK national day of reflection to be held on 23 March
Politicians back a charity's plan to commemorate a year since the first national restrictions began.
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Covid-19: 48,000 businesses sign up for rapid testing
All companies in England can register for workplace coronavirus testing until 31 March.
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Covid and schools: First week finished after children in England return
The BBC visited one school in Lincolnshire to see how its staff and children were coping on week one.
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Would you scrap your car for public transport credits?
A scheme in the Midlands is encouraging people to scrap their cars to get public transport credits.
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India: How eating online is bringing women money - and freedom
Some Indian women are taking advantage of the popularity of online eating shows to become financially independent.
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The Jaiy Twins: ‘We love proving people wrong’
Twin dancers Taitlyn and Kaylee Jaiy say discrimination as they were growing up made them hungrier to succeed.
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Week in pictures: 6 - 12 March 2021
A selection of powerful images taken around the world this week.
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Imagine Dragons: How a text saved singer Dan Reynolds' marriage
The singer was on his way to sign divorce papers when his wife sent a message that put them back on track.
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Hungry, angry and fleeing the horrors of war in northern Mozambique
A BBC team are the first international journalists to reach an area besieged by Islamist militants.
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Tokyo 2020: The elite athletes training at home
Jacuzzi swims and pole vaulting over bins - getting ready for the Olympics and Paralympics has been creative.
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Why the GameStop story is far from over
Huge swings in the share price show amateur investors are still taking on Wall Street.
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House builders 'should drop appalling gagging orders'
Developers who carry out repair work should not require non-disclosure agreements, says an MP.
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Covid-19 pandemic: Italy to shut shops and schools amid infection spike
Shops, restaurants and schools will be closed across most of the country on Monday.
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Schools could miss free meals cash due to count change
There are warnings a rule change in counting free school meal pupils could mean schools miss out on cash.
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Cuomo: Pressure mounts as senators tell New York governor to quit
Governor Andrew Cuomo has been accused of sexual misconduct by six women, allegations he denies.
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Newspaper headlines: Vigils 'to defy' ban and Easter jabs for over-40s
Developments in Sarah Everard's murder case and the planned vigils are carried in Saturday's papers.
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Cartoon SuperTed set for new animation series
The teddy with magic powers was a favourite among royal princes and a generation of children.
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Thursday, 11 March 2021
A yak herder in the Himalayas: ‘I am the last shepherd in my family’
Phuntsog Tsering lives a tough life, herding yaks at 5,000m in the Himalayas and is one of the last shepherds left in his village.
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Musicians in lockdown: 'My piano kept me going'
A series of portraits aims to show the impact of the pandemic on musicians' livelihoods.
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Catcalling: The sisters who are making a noise to stop street harassment of women
Campaigners tell the BBC how they are working to address the root causes of violence against women.
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The Scottish mercenary hired to kill Pablo Escobar
How a team of British combatants travelled to Colombia to assassinate the world's most dangerous man.
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'I play digital music through my 1949 radio'
People share some of their collections of vintage technology and explain why it is still useful.
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Covid: Does Tanzania have a hidden epidemic?
The Tanzanian authorities have not published data on coronavirus infections or deaths for many months.
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Top Gear trio on James Bond, mid-life crises and UK-only trips
The BBC One series is returning with James Bond cars, mid-life crises and all-British locations.
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Kathleen Folbigg: Could science free Australian jailed for killing babies?
Kathleen Folbigg has been called Australia's worst female murderer - now scientists doubt her guilt.
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China's parliament remakes Hong Kong in its own image
"One Country, Two Systems" was an experiment centred on the defining ideological divide of our time.
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The papers: Met faces Sarah case inquiry and William hits back
The Sarah Everard case and Prince William's response to the Sussexes' interview dominate the papers.
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New top story on Hacker News: Biggest void in space is 1B light years across (2007)
Biggest void in space is 1B light years across (2007)
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Lockdown in Wales: Hairdressers to reopen but retail remains closed
People will soon be able meet friends in their garden, visit care homes inside and play golf.
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Car insurance claims plunge as drivers stay at home
The drop in claims is not mirrored in cheaper premiums, but insurers say motorists have been supported.
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Twins peak with more born than ever before
One in every 42 children is born a twin and much has changed over the past 30 years, a report finds.
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Covid pandemic: Biden to order all US adults be eligible for vaccine
The president is set to announce the move during a speech on Thursday evening.
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Royal Mail to pilot Sunday parcel delivery
The postal service will make deliveries for major retailers as online shopping continues to grow.
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Brown stink bug among 'future threats' to gardens
Gardeners are being urged to be on alert for the stink bug and other pests predicted to arrive in the UK.
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BBC announces new Bitesize learning plans
The new programmes will help support both pupils and teachers across the UK.
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Cumbria coal mine: 'Increased controversy' prompts public inquiry
Ministers were warned the proposal is damaging the UK's reputation ahead of a major climate summit.
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Wednesday, 10 March 2021
New top story on Hacker News: PSA: macOS updates often modify your System Preferences to violate your Privacy
PSA: macOS updates often modify your System Preferences to violate your Privacy
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I went to change a Firewall setting for an app and discovered to my shock all the listed apps in it had been set to "Allow incoming connections" (which I had never done) and the options - "Automatically allow built-in softwares to receive incoming connections" and - "Automatically allow downloaded signed software to receive incoming connections" had been enabled, even though I had disabled them. In the Privacy > Advertising section. Limit Ad Tracking had been disabled even though I had enabled it. (And if it needs to be said for some - no, I don't have any malware on my computer). Edit: I am pissed because all I had installed were security updates.
36 by webmobdev | 11 comments on Hacker News.
I went to change a Firewall setting for an app and discovered to my shock all the listed apps in it had been set to "Allow incoming connections" (which I had never done) and the options - "Automatically allow built-in softwares to receive incoming connections" and - "Automatically allow downloaded signed software to receive incoming connections" had been enabled, even though I had disabled them. In the Privacy > Advertising section. Limit Ad Tracking had been disabled even though I had enabled it. (And if it needs to be said for some - no, I don't have any malware on my computer). Edit: I am pissed because all I had installed were security updates.
Cancer patients 'less protected' after first jab
A 12-week gap could leave those having two Pfizer jabs vulnerable to Covid-19, researchers suggest.
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Covid-19: Brazil surge reaches new level as daily deaths pass 2,000
The country records more than 2,000 Covid-related deaths in a single day for the first time.
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Japan's triple disaster 10 years on: The day ‘tomorrow didn’t come’
Ten years on from Japan’s triple disaster, a survivor remembers the day his entire family disappeared.
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M&S to sell clothes from rival brands to boost online sales
The High Street stalwart will sell items from 11 different clothing brands on its website from spring.
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Magic reveals hidden tactics of politics and marketing
Magicians use "powerful tools" of psychology that could manipulate people in other ways, says study.
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Covid: The man with "super antibodies"
John Hollis has antibodies that can kill the virus and variants but the discovery was nearly missed.
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Palin and Jones: 'We didn't talk about the stammer'
Former rugby player Mark Jones and Sir Michael Palin talk about their experiences of stammering.
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Covid: Texas and Mississippi lifting restrictions too soon?
Two US states are lifting compulsory coronavirus restrictions, but are they in a position to do so?
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Teenage suicide: Bereaved siblings fight mental health 'stigma'
Three young people who lost their siblings to suicide are urging distressed teenagers to seek help.
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'I went from Hollywood glamour to food donations'
The Los Angeles awards season workers who have had to find new jobs.
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Will rape allegations change Australia's 'toxic' politics?
Australian politics finds itself at a moment of cultural reckoning, writes the BBC's Shaimaa Khalil.
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The Little Things: A crime thriller but not as you know it
Denzel Washington, Rami Malek and Jared Leto on obsession, Covid-19 and getting into character.
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Being gay in Ghana: LGBT community is ‘under attack’
Since the country’s first LGBT safe space was closed down by police, queer Ghanaians are "not safe".
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