Ask HN: Been in the IT Industry for 10 Years with Nothing to Show For
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PRE-DESCLAIMER: I apologize if posting such rants and discussion threads is against the rules of HN. DESCLAIMER: This post can be quite long for some people, and I get it if no one wants to read it, but I would be grateful if you don't downvote me, maybe someone who's actually willing to help might see and answer me, because quite honestly I've been stuck in a terrible rut and I need some professional help. Some Information About Me, I am 25 years old, and I live in a third world country (Iraq to be specific), the city I live in almost has no software-based startups / companies, also goverment work in IT is very very very difficult to get due to the amount of corruption there is, what I am currently doing is some freelance work, sometimes a client comes and wants a very basic static website, and I build it for them (Using a premade template from ThemeForest, because I am not a UI/UX designer). Sometimes a client requires a mobile app, so I stich together an app by following tutorials here and there, even though most of my stuff works, they are by no means professionally made, nor scalable or maintainable, I just need to do these jobs in order to get some cash flowing on, otherwise I would have nothing to depend on. I have gotten my CS degree last year when I was 24, and currently I have a BSc in CS. I have been coding 10 years ago, but to this date I haven't built something that I can be proud of! I am stuck in a rut trying to specialize in a niche and keep on improving myself on that particular area. I have tried Frontend Web Development but quite honestly I really hate working with CSS, it's not the syntax that I struggle with, it's the fact that making a site responsive really really is something I hate, I mostly hate working with UIs. When I was in college I really loved working on the console, I built great apps using the console, and I quite enjoyed what I was doing! We were learning C++ at the time, and working on the console made me think about my logic, my code, my idea, instead of sweating about the design, or how a button looks, or how to make text appear good on all screen sizes. I want to try out Native mobile development but I am not sure whether it would be the right choice for me or not. I am stuck, and there's so much on my mind that I want to speak here but I can't explain them easily without going too much into the details. I really want a hand guys, and would be willing to answer or comment on any ideas or questions you might have! EDIT: Sometimes I also think coding might not be for me aswell! Maybe I made the wrong choice, but there are times that I enjoy coding, especially when someone gives me a problem or an assignment to solve.
Sunday, 31 October 2021
Man dies during bull-running event in Spanish city of Onda
Authorities said the man suffered a head wound and had an artery punctured in his thigh by the bull.
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Igor Kirillov: TV man known as the face of the USSR dies at 89
Soviet TV's chief newsreader anchored major events in the country that collapsed in 1991.
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COP26: 'Window closing' to meet 1.5C warming target - Alok Sharma
The COP26 president has been addressing delegates on day one of the climate summit in Glasgow.
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ICYMI: A baby rhino and million dollar trainers
A roundup of stories you might have missed this week, including a hoverbike and million dollar trainers.
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UK and France seek solution to Brexit fishing row
Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron discuss the ongoing tensions in Rome and agree to work together.
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Greta Thunberg: Sometimes you need to anger people, says activist
Greta Thunberg says protesters must ensure no-one is hurt but defends tactics of blocking roads.
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'Father of tiramisu' Ado Campeol dies aged 93
Campeol owned a restaurant in Italy where the dessert was invented by his wife and a pastry chef.
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Haverfordwest: Three paddleboarders die in River Cleddau
Two women and a man have died, and one woman is in a critical condition in hospital, police say.
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G20 in final push to reach deal on climate at Rome summit
The leaders of the world's richest economies are looking for an agreement ahead of COP26.
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Saturday, 30 October 2021
Haverfordwest: River Cleddau search for 'people in distress'
A river search is taking place following reports of "people in distress in the water", police say.
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Arsenal continue resurgence with win at Leicester
Arsenal continue their recent resurgence with a comfortable Premier League win over Leicester City at King Power Stadium.
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Hasaranga takes hat-trick but South Africa beat Sri Lanka in last-over thriller
South Africa pull off a frantic four-wicket win in the final over against Sri Lanka in the Men's T20 World Cup, despite Wanindu Hasaranga's sublime hat-trick.
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La Palma volcano survivors shaken but determined to rebuild
A vast lava flow reshapes a Canary Islands landscape, but does not crush the locals' hopes.
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Faith groups and pilgrims lead Glasgow COP26 climate protests
Thousands of activists head to Glasgow to make their climate change concerns known.
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Black History Month: Boxer's family want colour bar apology
Cuthbert Taylor's Caribbean heritage meant he was barred from competing for the British title.
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Fishing row: Turbulence has hit relations with France, PM says
But Boris Johnson says more unites France and the UK than divides them, despite a row over fishing.
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Whole country wishes Queen well - Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson says the Queen is "on good form" but it's important she follows doctors' advice to rest.
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Ancient wooden Mayan canoe unearthed almost intact in Mexico
Archaeologists discovered the boat during construction work on a new tourist train network.
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Enniskillen: Children unearthing their town's forgotten streets
An archaeological dig in Enniskillen is unearthing parts of the "Backstreets" of Enniskillen.
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G20: Climate and Covid top agenda as world leaders meet
The G20 leaders are holding their first face-to-face meeting since the start of the pandemic.
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Tonga records first coronavirus case since start of pandemic
The island nation was one of the last countries in the world not to have reported any infections.
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Manningtree wild swimmers stage River Stour sewage protest
The group are worried about the record amounts of raw sewage being pumped into waterways.
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Friday, 29 October 2021
Wigan deputy head teacher in court on child sex abuse charges
Julie Morris, 44, is accused of 18 child sexual abuse charges, including two counts of rape.
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Menopause: HRT prescription costs to fall, says government
Women will now only pay once a year for the menopause treatment in England after Labour MP's campaign.
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BBC unveils 'significant' 10-point impartiality plan
The plan follows criticism it received over how a 1995 interview with Princess Diana was obtained.
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Zayn Malik denies assault of Gigi Hadid's mum Yolanda Hadid
The singer has asked for privacy for his daughter, after reports he and Gigi Hadid have broken up.
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Menopause Bill: Liz Kendall calls for free HRT prescriptions
A Labour MP describes being exhausted and aching overnight as she has "no idea what was going on" with the onset of menopause.
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Kuenssberg: Has Johnson got what it takes to get a deal?
The UN climate summit is a huge test of diplomacy for the UK prime minister, with considerable political risks.
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Convicted killer Marcus Coates absconds from open prison
Marcus Coates, jailed for strangling a woman with a belt, is wanted and was last seen in Bristol.
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Graham Potter: Is Brighton boss an England manager in the making?
With Brighton fifth in the Premier League, Graham Potter is cementing his reputation as one of England's most impressive managers.
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Insulate Britain: Arrests as protesters walk alongside M25 traffic
The motorway was reopened within half an hour, Essex Police says.
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Covid: Pupils urged to test before returning to school
Doing a test in half-term before returning to the classroom could prevent onwards spread, experts advise.
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Flooding in Cumbria: Clear up begins as rain continues
Some 40 properties were affected and road and rail travel was disrupted due to torrential rain.
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Thursday, 28 October 2021
Climate change: Major US oil companies to be quizzed in Congress
A US congressional hearing will examine whether oil companies misled the public about climate change.
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Sitting Bull: DNA confirms great-grandson's identity
A sample of the Native American leader's hair confirms the identity of his great-grandson.
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No Squid Game Halloween costumes, New York schools say
The primary schools have warned parents about the Netflix series' "violent messages".
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Dinosaur tells UN 'don't choose extinction' as part of new climate campaign
Actor Jack Black voices 'Frankie the Dino' in new climate campaign.
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Budget 2021: Millions will be worse off in 2022, says IFS
An economic research group says many people will see their living standards fall over the next year.
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Wembley park killings: Danyal Hussein jailed for life for murdering sisters
Danyal Hussein must serve a minimum of 35 years for murdering Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry.
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Emiliano Sala: Flight organiser convicted over plane deaths
David Henderson found guilty of endangering safety of an aircraft in which footballer and pilot died.
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Heavy rain sees homes flooded and travel disrupted in Cumbria
The Environment Agency says a "handful" of homes have been hit, with more wet weather to come.
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Sir David Amess' pet named Westminster Dog of the Year
The MP, who was stabbed to death a fortnight ago, said French Bulldog Vivienne lifted his spirits.
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New top story on Hacker News: Project Gutenberg is no longer fully blocked in Germany
Project Gutenberg is no longer fully blocked in Germany
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Covid: Moscow shops and restaurants shut in partial lockdown
Russia closes non-essential services and sends workers home amid record Covid deaths.
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Budget 2021: Rishi Sunak denies air duty cuts will spark flying boom
Labour says making flying cheaper in the UK is an "astonishing" move ahead of COP26 climate summit.
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Climate change: Human activity makes forests emit carbon
Human activity and wildfires have turned highly protected forests into net sources of carbon, a study suggests.
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'A patient dying in my ambulance triggered PTSD'
For Ollie Springett the pressure of working on the front line during the pandemic was too much.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: Are Man Utd being helped or hindered by Portugal legend?
Cristiano Ronaldo has scored important goals already for Manchester United but they are not playing well. Is he helping or hindering them?
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Wednesday, 27 October 2021
Budget 2021: Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer misses debate after positive Covid test
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves replaces the Labour leader to respond to Rishi Sunak's statement.
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Cambridge University college hands back looted cockerel to Nigeria
A ceremony is being held at a Cambridge college to mark the official transfer of ownership.
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Paris attacks: UK Bataclan victim's sister tells accused 'we don't hate you'
Nick Alexander died at a Paris rock gig during the assault by Islamic State (IS) extremists in 2015.
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Sarah Everard murder: Wayne Couzens applies to appeal against whole-life sentence
Sarah Everard's murderer Wayne Couzens applies to appeal against the length of his jail sentence.
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Wrexham 'buzzing' as owners Reynolds and McElhenney watch game
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney make their mark on Wrexham fans after attending their first game.
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Finding the next Foden - Richards on why talent alone did not get some of his old team-mates to the top
BBC pundit Micah Richards recalls coming through the Manchester City ranks and some of his friends and housemates who did not make it.
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Tuesday, 26 October 2021
Manchester Arena Inquiry: MI5 agree trailing bomber would have led to device
Trailing the Manchester Arena attacker on his UK return would have led MI5 to the bomb, an inquiry hears.
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Pay rebound for workers hit by the pandemic
Young employees saw the biggest dip and rebound in wages but the gender pay gap has widened.
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Hugh Grant donates £10k to Burnley free plumbing charity
James Anderson's charity Depher provides free plumbing and heating for the elderly or vulnerable.
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Tour de France: UK to bid for 2026 Grand Depart; Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 bid confirmed
The UK will bid to host the 2026 Tour de France Grand Depart in addition to the next women's Rugby World Cup.
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Ikea buys Topshop building in London for £378m
The £378m deal for the Oxford Street site is part of the furniture giant's plan to open inner-city shops.
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New funding plan paves way for Sizewell C nuclear plant
The new rules, to be announced in Parliament, will boost the prospects of the £20bn project in Suffolk.
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Louise Minchin: Man admits stalking BBC presenter
Carl Davies admits sending intimidating comments to Louise Minchin and her adult daughter.
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Rangers great Walter Smith dies at age 73
Walter Smith, one of Rangers' most successful managers and who had spells in charge of Everton and Scotland, has died at the age of 73.
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Owen Paterson faces 30-day Commons suspension for rule breach after watchdog report
A report says ex-minister Owen Paterson had used his position as MP to benefit two companies who paid him.
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Japan's Princess Mako: The woman who gave up royal status to marry
Japan's Princess Mako has finally married her college sweetheart, thus losing her royal status.
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Monday, 25 October 2021
National Living Wage set to rise to £9.50 an hour
The 6.6% pay rise for workers aged 23 years old and over is expected to be announced in the Budget.
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Manchester Arena Inquiry: Bomber's father 'influenced extremist views'
A senior MI5 officer tells the Manchester Arena Inquiry Ramadan Abedi influenced his son's views.
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‘Forced to sell my baby’ - Afghan families face extreme poverty
The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan could cost millions of lives if aid is not provided, the UN warns.
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Greater Manchester teen with OCD turns cleaning into a job
Zykiah, 15, used his cleaning skills to start a car wash business which now boasts a famous clientele.
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Climate change: Greenhouse gas concentrations reached new high in 2020
Despite the pandemic, atmospheric levels of CO2 and methane once more broke records last year.
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Budget 2021: What do you want to change?
We ask six people across the UK what they would like to see from Rishi Sunak's Budget.
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New top story on Hacker News: Internet disrupted in Sudan amid reports of coup attempt
Internet disrupted in Sudan amid reports of coup attempt
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New top story on Hacker News: WWII ships raised from watery graves by volcanic activity
WWII ships raised from watery graves by volcanic activity
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Hundreds refused entry as vaccine passports enforced in Scotland
The Scottish Hospitality Group says the first weekend of enforcement of the scheme was an "unmitigated disaster".
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Petrol prices hit record high, says RAC
Average petrol prices reach 142.94p a litre, surpassing the previous record in April 2012.
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Sunday, 24 October 2021
Covid: Labour calls for Plan B measures in England
But the chancellor says the data does not suggest "immediately" moving to government's back-up plan.
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England 4-0 Northern Ireland: Beth Mead scores hat-trick as Lionesses seal Wembley win
Watch highlights as substitute Beth Mead scores a 14-minute hat-trick to help England break the deadlock and seal a comfortable victory over Northern Ireland.
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Budget about investing in public services - Sunak
The chancellor says he will set out a plan for rebuilding the economy next week based on skills.
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Tesco apologises as website and app crash
Britain's biggest supermarket is still trying to resolve the issue as shoppers complain about a lack of information.
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Brentwood: Eight murder arrests after two teenage boys die
Police were called to an area of Brentwood, Essex, in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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Spiking: Women scared to go out amid rise in cases, MP says
Labour's shadow minister for victims and youth justice calls for misogyny to become a hate crime.
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MOTD: Pundits analyse 'incredible' Phil Foden & Man City's other midfield maestros
Match of the Day pundits Jermaine Jenas and Martin Keown praise the "incredible" performance of Phil Foden and the rest of the Manchester City midfield in their 4-1 win over Brighton.
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New top story on Hacker News: 230 people living communally on 175 acre eco village
230 people living communally on 175 acre eco village
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Leeds Museum: Woman recalls 'extraordinary' 1949 fossil find
Pauline Hoggard was 16 when she found the tail end of an ichthyosaur in a cliff in Whitby.
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Saturday, 23 October 2021
China seeks to lift homework pressures on schoolchildren
A new law urges parents to allow children time for rest and exercise, and restrict time spent online.
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COP26: Disruption forecast in Glasgow as busy roads begin to close
Key routes near the SEC in Glasgow will close over the weekend and some commuters are expecting "major challenges".
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Three dads cross finish line on £400k suicide awareness walk
They walked 300 miles for a suicide prevention charity after their daughters took their own lives.
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Friday, 22 October 2021
Covid: Brits increasingly lax on masks and social mixing
Fewer adults are practising social distancing than think it is important, figures for Great Britain show.
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Ex-Labour MP Frank Field is dying, peer reveals
A statement from the veteran politician was read out in the Lords, backing a new assisted dying bill.
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Sir David Amess: Community falls silent to remember Sir David Amess
Conservative MP Sir David was stabbed to death at a constituency surgery a week ago.
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Injection spiking: How likely is it?
We speak to experts about reports of people being injected with drugs without them knowing.
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Fire-and-rehire: Labour backs bid by MP Barry Gardiner to curb 'worst excesses'
A Labour MP is seeking to make it more difficult to lay off workers and rehire them on worse terms.
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Give every household £320 for spiralling energy bills - Greens
The Green Party of England and Wales says the £9bn plan could be paid for with a tax on landlords.
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Battle of Trafalgar: Once a year light on Nelson’s death
Trafalgar day is marked with a service at Britannia Royal Naval College's chapel.
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What are prop guns and why are they dangerous?
An incident involving US actor Alec Baldwin puts the spotlight on an item often used on film sets.
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Halyna Hutchins: Rising star of film industry was 'an incredible artist'
Halyna Hutchins, who has died on a film set, had been named an American Cinematographer rising star.
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Piers Morgan leaves ITV show Life Stories, with Kate Garraway taking over
The presenter's final guest will be Kate Garraway, who will then take over hosting duties.
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In pictures: The Queen's busy October
The 95-year-old spent Wednesday night in hospital, after a busy few weeks of public engagements.
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Thursday, 21 October 2021
Government should tell obese to eat less, says ex-minister Lord Robathan
Tory peer Lord Robathan says the government's anti-obesity drive is not working - but a minister defends it.
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Sir David Amess: Ali Harbi Ali charged with murder of MP
North Londoner Ali Harbi Ali, 25, has been charged with murder and preparing terrorist acts.
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Tory MPs can make own choice on face masks, says minister
Labour say the Tories should cover their faces in the Commons to set an example to the public.
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Ruby Rose: Warner Bros hits back at Batwoman claims
The actress claimed in her Instagram story that there were poor working conditions on the show.
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Petrol station stocks back to normal
Filling station storage tanks were 45% full on average on Sunday, according to government figures.
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Marmite and PG Tips maker Unilever warns of price rises
Consumer goods giant Unilever says high rates of cost inflation will continue into next year.
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NI 100: Boris Johnson attends Armagh service to mark centenary
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is among 150 guests at the service in St Patrick's cathedral in Armagh.
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Bill Turnbull: Classic FM presenter steps back from radio show for health reasons
The former BBC Breakfast host has said "the road has been a bit bumpy recently".
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Brexit: What trade deals has the UK done so far?
The UK has agreed a free trade agreement in principle with New Zealand.
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Manchester Arena Inquiry: Bomber brother 'laughed in face' of inquiry
Ismail Abedi fled the UK ahead of his appearance at the Manchester Arena Inquiry.
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Texas nurse guilty of killing patients by injecting them with air
William Davis injected at least seven patients with air and could now face the death penalty.
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Gervais helps Hemel Hempstead earn £100k from TV
Hemel Hempstead is the setting for shows including ITV's Grantchester and two Netflix series.
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Opener Sibley pulls out of England Lions squad
Opener Dom Sibley withdraws from the England Lions squad for the tour of Australia this winter to work on his batting at home.
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Wednesday, 20 October 2021
Lekki toll gate shootings: Nigeria's 'massacre without blood or bodies'
The BBC investigates what happened on the night 20 October 2020, when the Nigerian army opened fire on peaceful protesters in Lagos.
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12 uncapped players in Scotland squad for autumn Tests
Scotland include 12 uncapped players in their 42-man squad for the Autumn Nations Series.
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Five arrested after Man City fan attacked in Belgium
Five people are arrested after a Manchester City fan was attacked following Tuesday's Champions League game at Club Bruges.
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COP26: Russia's Vladimir Putin will not attend climate summit
No reason was given for the Russian leader's decision not to attend the conference in Glasgow.
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Ex-German soldiers arrested over alleged terror plot in Yemen's war
The former soldiers are accused of trying to form a mercenary force to fight in Yemen's civil war.
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Benzema on trial in French sex tape blackmail case
The Real Madrid footballer is accused of complicity in an attempt to blackmail Mathieu Valbuena.
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Queen cancels Northern Ireland visit on medical advice
Buckingham Palace says she has "reluctantly accepted medical advice to rest for the next few days".
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Who will be the next Newcastle boss? Assess the candidates and vote
After Steve Bruce leaves Newcastle, BBC Sport takes a look at some of the possible contenders to replace him.
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Calls for nightclub searches after Nottingham needle spiking reports
A student who believes she was jabbed in a club says she has been left feeling "really scared".
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Bruce leaves Newcastle after Saudi-backed takeover of club
Manager Steve Bruce leaves Newcastle United by mutual consent just 13 days after the Saudi Arabia-backed £305m takeover of the Premier League side was completed.
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Tuesday, 19 October 2021
Life at 50C: The Baghdad traffic cop who works in 50C heat
In Baghdad, Sergeant Saa’d has to brave increasingly extreme conditions to keep the city moving.
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'I keep crying over David's Southend dream coming true'
Southend is to become a city in honour of Sir David Amess, but what will it mean for people there?
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Net zero announcement: UK sets out plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions
The government reveals its long-awaited strategy days before global leaders meet for COP26 in Glasgow.
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Lord Janner: Police shut down MP child abuse investigations - report
An inquiry finds police seemed "reluctant to investigate" claims against former MP Lord Janner.
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What are the Delta, Gamma, Beta and Alpha Covid variants?
UK officials are keeping a close watch on a new descendent of the Delta variant of Covid.
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Covid-19: New mutation of Delta variant under close watch in UK
Scientists are studying it to better understand how much of a threat it may pose.
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Dennis Hutchings: Trial was in public interest, say prosecutors
Dennis Hutchings, who was on trial over a fatal shooting in County Tyrone in 1974, died on Monday.
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Little Amal: War Horse creators' refugee puppet lands in the UK
The 3.5m high puppet of a Syrian refugee child begins her last leg of its trans-European trek.
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Manchester Arena Inquiry: Bomber's brother leaves UK before hearing
Manchester Arena bomber's brother Ismail Abedi was ordered to appear as a witness at the inquiry.
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Arrest after Nottinghamshire women report needle attacks
Ellie Simpson says her sister felt "a pinch on the back of her arm" as she left a nightclub.
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Polish PM accuses EU of blackmail as row over rule of law escalates
Mateusz Morawiecki clashes with EU leaders over a Polish court ruling that rejected parts of EU law.
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Premier League clubs vote for temporary ban on sponsorship deals linked to team owners
Premier League clubs vote to temporarily block teams agreeing lucrative sponsorship deals linked to a club's owners after the £305m takeover of Newcastle.
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Monday, 18 October 2021
George Alagiah takes break from TV after further spread of cancer
BBC newsreader George Alagiah says his doctors want to hit a new tumour "hard and fast".
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Sir David Amess death: Family visit Leigh-on-Sea church to read tributes
Sir David's widow Julia reads some of the many floral tributes left in memory of the Conservative MP.
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I went into overdrive, says doctor who saved fan
A doctor describes the moment he went to the aid of an elderly Newcastle United supporter who collapsed near him.
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Emiliano Sala: David Henderson pleads guilty to flight charge
David Henderson admits a charge relating to the flight in which footballer Emiliano Sala died.
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China denies it tested nuclear-capable hypersonic missile
The report in the Financial Times newspaper reportedly caught US intelligence by surprise.
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Waterspout spectacle off the coast of Cuba
Residents in Cienfuegos share footage of a waterspout which formed near the city.
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Succession: Critics hail HBO drama's 'exhilarating' return
The third season of HBO's corporate family drama receives glowing praise and five-star reviews.
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Boy, 16, arrested over Glasgow train station murder
The teenager has been arrested over the murder of Justin McLaughlin, 14, in Glasgow on Saturday.
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Klarna to offer pay now option ahead of FCA review
The firm says people should mostly "pay with the money they have", rather than take out credit.
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Bouncer shortage a 'threat to public safety', warn nightlife bosses
Nightclub bosses want government action as bouncers quit and EU workers leave the UK.
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Sunday, 17 October 2021
Brighton bin strike: Private firms tackle waste piles as talks go on
A third-party contractor begins clearing Brighton's "worst-affected areas" on the strike's 13th day.
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Speedo Mick passes through Dorset and Hampshire on fund-giving walk
The trunk-wearing fundraiser is on the last leg of his walk to give out money he has raised.
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Six things the UK could do to tackle climate change
People from the Queen to Greta Thunberg are calling for action - so what should that action be?
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Salisbury Plain soldier death: Jethro Watson-Pickering named by Army
Pte Jethro Watson-Pickering, 23, was part of a crew operating an Army vehicle at Salisbury Plain.
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Westfield Stratford closed after fire in first floor shop
The complex in east London is evacuated after the discovery of a small fire in a first-floor shop.
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David Amess death: MPs must remain accessible, says Priti Patel
The death of David Amess has raised questions about the contact between MPs and their constituents.
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Sir David Amess: Southend city bid would be a 'fitting tribute' to MP
Sir David championed calls for the profile of his beloved town to be raised in the 2022 competition.
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Southeastern train services taken over by government
The rail operator was stripped of its franchise for failing to declare millions in taxpayer funding.
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Saturday, 16 October 2021
New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Best way to organize 100-200 emails/day in outlook
Ask HN: Best way to organize 100-200 emails/day in outlook
3 by cwwc | 3 comments on Hacker News.
Will be starting as an M&A lawyer and especially now the volume of emails is massive. How is the best way you all have found to organize in outlook? As reference: usually there will be ~ 10 matters (deals) going on at the same time. Previous jobs have been mostly blue collar/physical labor so I don’t have much context on how to proceed.
3 by cwwc | 3 comments on Hacker News.
Will be starting as an M&A lawyer and especially now the volume of emails is massive. How is the best way you all have found to organize in outlook? As reference: usually there will be ~ 10 matters (deals) going on at the same time. Previous jobs have been mostly blue collar/physical labor so I don’t have much context on how to proceed.
Sir David Amess: Political world pays tribute to much-loved MP
Sir David Amess has been described as "one of the kindest, most gentle people in politics".
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Sir David Amess killing: Security for politicians is a global dilemma
Why the need to be a people's representative and the need for personal safety are in constant conflict.
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Matt Hancock's United Nations role withdrawn
Mr Hancock's appointment to the UN's economic commission for Africa was announced earlier this week.
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Myanmar army general Min Aung Hlaing excluded from leaders' summit
South East Asian countries decide not to invite the military coup leader to their meeting.
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COP26: Barack Obama to attend climate change summit in Glasgow
The former US president is expected to meet young climate activists during his visit to the UN conference.
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Thomas Rainey charged with murder of wife Katrina Rainey
Thomas Rainey is charged with killing Katrina Rainey, who died after being found in a burning car.
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Sir David Amess killing casts shadow over Leigh-on-Sea constituency
Constituents in Leigh-on-Sea mourn Sir David Amess as they try to make sense of what happened.
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Man charged with Crawley kidnap and police impersonation
A 14-year-old girl was stopped and searched by a stranger while on her way to school on Wednesday.
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Minicab drought: 'Rotten' rates biting into Uber drivers' wages
"Rotten" rates of pay are being blamed for a minicab drought that has been afflicting passengers.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Is Anyone Here a Professional Baker?
Ask HN: Is Anyone Here a Professional Baker?
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Hoping someone can tell me about what it takes to become a professional baker. Did you go to school for it or learn on the job? What is the job market like? Do you consider it a good career?
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Hoping someone can tell me about what it takes to become a professional baker. Did you go to school for it or learn on the job? What is the job market like? Do you consider it a good career?
Twickenham stabbing: Boy charged with playing field murder
Hazrat Wali was found with knife injuries and died a short time later.
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Sir David Amess: Boris Johnson leads tributes to much-loved MP who has died after being stabbed
Friends and colleagues remember Essex MP David Amess's "wonderful smile" and "photographic memory".
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Friday, 15 October 2021
MP Sir David Amess stabbed at constituency meeting
Police say a man was arrested and a knife was recovered after the incident in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.
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Covid: US to lift travel ban for fully jabbed on 8 November
Fully vaccinated travellers will be allowed to enter the US for the first time since March 2020.
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New top story on Hacker News: Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people with ADHD
Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people with ADHD
28 by sebisaacsinflow | 7 comments on Hacker News.
Hey! We’re Seb, Levi, and George, co-founders of Inflow. We have built a self-help app for adults and adolescents to better manage ADHD. Accessing treatment for ADHD is expensive, slow, and can be difficult for ADHD people to organize due to struggles with executive functioning. Inflow makes accessing many of the benefits of in-person ADHD therapy significantly more accessible and affordable. Based on the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy, our app enables people to better understand ADHD and how it impacts them. It also gives people practical tools and helps them to develop the skills needed to better manage ADHD. This is combined with a welcoming community to share experiences and learnings. Half of our team is neurodiverse and our co-founder Dr George Sachs, as well as having ADHD, has over 10 years of experience treating people with ADHD through CBT. Consequently, we are aware of the impact of ADHD on day-to-day life and how underserved the ADHD community has been in terms of accessible and affordable support. Levi also previously worked for Babylon Health to develop products for chronic condition management and saw how technology could enable access to care. The core of the app is a CBT-based program that provides short, daily exercises as well as tools to develop helpful habits and skills. The program is broken down into different modules each focusing on specific areas ADHDers may find challenging such as time management, organization and impulsivity. Our community lets people connect with and learn from a range of other diverse individuals with ADHD in a safe and stigma-free environment. We offer daily live events with specialist ADHD psychologists and coaches including topic deep dives, Q&A, coworking sessions and group meditations. Other features include prioritization tools, which let you set daily goals to prioritize your most important tasks, and guided journaling—prompts and triggers to help you better understand yourself and your behaviors. We’re just getting started and have a range of exciting new features in the works including routine building tools, accountability check-ins with a real coach, progress tracking, group-based challenges, and more. The average cost of an in-person ADHD CBT session in the US is $200-300 ($10k-$16k/year). This is compared to Inflow’s cost of $95.99/year. Of course, no app is a direct replacement for in-person therapy but it offers a far more accessible and cost effective solution which allows many more people to get the help that they need. You can download our app here: https://ift.tt/3lCsDV4 . We offer a one-week free trial followed by a monthly or yearly subscription. If you’ve been trying to or previously had difficulty accessing treatment for ADHD we’d love to learn about your experiences. If you do try the app, please let us know any improvements or additional features you’d like to have. Thank you!
28 by sebisaacsinflow | 7 comments on Hacker News.
Hey! We’re Seb, Levi, and George, co-founders of Inflow. We have built a self-help app for adults and adolescents to better manage ADHD. Accessing treatment for ADHD is expensive, slow, and can be difficult for ADHD people to organize due to struggles with executive functioning. Inflow makes accessing many of the benefits of in-person ADHD therapy significantly more accessible and affordable. Based on the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy, our app enables people to better understand ADHD and how it impacts them. It also gives people practical tools and helps them to develop the skills needed to better manage ADHD. This is combined with a welcoming community to share experiences and learnings. Half of our team is neurodiverse and our co-founder Dr George Sachs, as well as having ADHD, has over 10 years of experience treating people with ADHD through CBT. Consequently, we are aware of the impact of ADHD on day-to-day life and how underserved the ADHD community has been in terms of accessible and affordable support. Levi also previously worked for Babylon Health to develop products for chronic condition management and saw how technology could enable access to care. The core of the app is a CBT-based program that provides short, daily exercises as well as tools to develop helpful habits and skills. The program is broken down into different modules each focusing on specific areas ADHDers may find challenging such as time management, organization and impulsivity. Our community lets people connect with and learn from a range of other diverse individuals with ADHD in a safe and stigma-free environment. We offer daily live events with specialist ADHD psychologists and coaches including topic deep dives, Q&A, coworking sessions and group meditations. Other features include prioritization tools, which let you set daily goals to prioritize your most important tasks, and guided journaling—prompts and triggers to help you better understand yourself and your behaviors. We’re just getting started and have a range of exciting new features in the works including routine building tools, accountability check-ins with a real coach, progress tracking, group-based challenges, and more. The average cost of an in-person ADHD CBT session in the US is $200-300 ($10k-$16k/year). This is compared to Inflow’s cost of $95.99/year. Of course, no app is a direct replacement for in-person therapy but it offers a far more accessible and cost effective solution which allows many more people to get the help that they need. You can download our app here: https://ift.tt/3lCsDV4 . We offer a one-week free trial followed by a monthly or yearly subscription. If you’ve been trying to or previously had difficulty accessing treatment for ADHD we’d love to learn about your experiences. If you do try the app, please let us know any improvements or additional features you’d like to have. Thank you!
Kongsberg attack: Norwegian town left asking questions after murders
The innocence of a quiet town outside Oslo is shattered and residents are demanding answers.
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Covid-19: Warning over false negatives and rapid tests allowed for half-term break
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.
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Masten Wanjala: Mob beats Kenyan child serial killer to death - police
Police had launched a massive manhunt for Masten Wanjala, who confessed to killing several children.
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Afghanistan: Explosion strikes Afghan mosque during prayers
At least 16 people are killed after a blast at a Shia mosque during Friday prayers in Kandahar.
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Stacey Dash: Clueless actress 'lost everything' to painkiller addiction
Stacey Dash has revealed how she "lost everything" due to taking 18-20 pills a day.
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Christchurch: New Zealand city parts ways with its wizard
Christchurch was the only city in the world with its own official wizard.
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Queen 'irritated' by climate change inaction in COP26 build-up
The monarch appears to comment about people who "talk" but "don't do", ahead of the COP26 summit.
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Thursday, 14 October 2021
Justice Secretary Dominic Raab can't say when court backlog will be cleared
The justice secretary tells the BBC delays to prosecutions in England and Wales will fall in the next 12 months.
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Beirut port blast: Gunfire erupts at protest against judge leading probe
Heavy gunfire erupts as Hezbollah supporters demand removal of judge investigating the disaster.
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Homeless man who confessed to murder to get off the streets is jailed
Homeless Anthony Kemp walked into a police station to admit the 1983 killing as a way to get shelter.
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Insulate Britain suspends road protests for 11 days
The climate protest group has blocked motorways and roads in the London area in the last five weeks.
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Prince William: 'Repair this planet, not find the next'
The prince tells the BBC that great minds should focus on repairing Earth instead of exploring space.
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Norway attack: What we know about bow and arrow killings
Five people have been killed in the town of Kongsberg in the country's deadliest attack in years.
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Night Tube: London Underground services to resume on two lines
Trains will run between 01:00 BST and 05:30 on the Central and Victoria lines from 27 November.
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Domino’s seeks 8,000 drivers before Christmas rush
The pizza giant says it needs the drivers to keep up with demand as sales and orders surge.
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Price of chicken set to rise, UK's largest supplier warns
Supply chain problems mean prices should be higher, the UK's largest poultry seller says.
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What can I do if my energy supplier goes bust?
Around 2 million customers have seen their energy firm collapse amid soaring gas prices.
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Wednesday, 13 October 2021
Female police officers say misogyny remains unchecked
Police women told BBC Newsnight that misogyny continues to shape work culture in the Met.
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Football coach jailed for 25 years in Dubai over CBD vape oil
Billy Hood claims he was forced to sign a confession in Arabic despite not speaking the language.
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Brexit: Irish deputy PM Leo Varadkar warns nations UK might not keep its word
Leo Varadkar speaks out after Dominic Cummings says the UK had never meant to stick to Brexit deal.
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Insulate Britain: Protesters block M25 junction in Essex
Police make 16 arrests in the group's 13th day of protest in the past five weeks.
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Brexit: What's the Northern Ireland Protocol?
The EU is outlining new proposals for the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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Racism in the music industry 'is upfront and personal'
A new report says that 86% of black musicians have faced barriers because of their race.
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China: Teenager apologises for impersonating boy to join band
Many fans have defended the girl and jokingly compared her to Chinese folk heroine Mulan.
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Tuesday, 12 October 2021
Delivery driver killed cyclist while high on drugs
Jonathon Ramsbottom had cocaine and cannabis in his system when the crash happened, court hears.
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Fred Dinenage steps down as TV news anchor after 38 years
The well-known broadcaster is retiring from his news anchor role at ITV Meridian.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Ever lost your love for coding? How did you get it back?
Ask HN: Ever lost your love for coding? How did you get it back?
12 by rlawson | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Have you ever lost the love for coding? I sure did after a grind as CTO of a startup and then director at a financial services company. Needing everything yesterday and dealing with the corporate politics - I found my work was no longer any fun. I took a sabbatical and leveled up on Python/Django and started having fun again. I even made and sold a micro-startup that was Django based. What I loved was it allowed me to be productive as an individual - I didn't need a team of 10 to produce something. Have you ever lost your love for coding and then gotten it back? If so how?
12 by rlawson | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Have you ever lost the love for coding? I sure did after a grind as CTO of a startup and then director at a financial services company. Needing everything yesterday and dealing with the corporate politics - I found my work was no longer any fun. I took a sabbatical and leveled up on Python/Django and started having fun again. I even made and sold a micro-startup that was Django based. What I loved was it allowed me to be productive as an individual - I didn't need a team of 10 to produce something. Have you ever lost your love for coding and then gotten it back? If so how?
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