Bethany Crook describes seeing eight-year-old Manchester attack victim Saffie-Rose Roussos "slip away".
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Tuesday 30 November 2021
Man rescued after 22 hours adrift off Japan coast
Watch the moment rescuers reach the 69-year-old, whose boat capsized in stormy waters.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Are Indeed, LinkedIn the go-to places for exploring new jobs?
Ask HN: Are Indeed, LinkedIn the go-to places for exploring new jobs?
3 by brayhite | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I've worked at my current company since my college internship in 2012, and have not sought a new gig in all of that time. The company was a travel tech startup that I joined as an early employee, and it was acquired a few years ago. The app is still active and supported, but it feels time to start exploring what else is out there. In case it matters, my background is largely in various QA and product roles, most recently transitioning from project management to product management. Are the traditional places like Linkedin and Indeed the best places to upload resumes, update skills, etc.? Do I need to fully dive into the job-hunting waters and network with recruiters to get a good idea of where I "stack" so to speak?
3 by brayhite | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I've worked at my current company since my college internship in 2012, and have not sought a new gig in all of that time. The company was a travel tech startup that I joined as an early employee, and it was acquired a few years ago. The app is still active and supported, but it feels time to start exploring what else is out there. In case it matters, my background is largely in various QA and product roles, most recently transitioning from project management to product management. Are the traditional places like Linkedin and Indeed the best places to upload resumes, update skills, etc.? Do I need to fully dive into the job-hunting waters and network with recruiters to get a good idea of where I "stack" so to speak?
Covid: Omicron variant in Netherlands earlier than thought
The new Covid-19 variant is found in Dutch samples taken before it was reported by South Africa.
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TSB to close another 70 branches by July
The bank had 475 branches just over a year ago, but a fresh round of closures will leave it with 220.
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UK competition watchdog orders Meta to sell Giphy
The CMA rules Facebook's purchase of the vast Gif database unfair to competing social-media platforms.
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Global markets fall after Moderna Omicron warning
Stock markets slide after Moderna boss casts doubt on vaccine effectiveness against new variant.
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Barry Bennell: Paedophile football coach denies abusing four men
Barry Bennell says he has not abused four of the men who have made damages claims against Man City.
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Storm Arwen: Power company criticised over continued cuts
About 20,000 households had a fourth night without power and say getting information is difficult.
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Tony's Law: Plans for tougher child abuse sentences confirmed
The adoptive family of Tony Hudgell, seven, have campaigned for harsher sentences for abusers.
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Inditex: Zara founder’s daughter becomes fashion giant's chair
Marta Ortega has been with the firm for 15 years, starting out as an assistant at its High Street brand Bershka
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Nicola Sturgeon: The first minister's conference speech fact-checked
Scotland's first minister delivered her keynote address at the SNP party conference.
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Monday 29 November 2021
Magdalena Andersson: Sweden's first female PM returns after resignation
Magdalena Andersson is backed by MPs again, despite standing down last week hours into the job.
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SNP conference: Scottish child payment to double to £20 from April
Nicola Sturgeon tells the SNP conference that eradicating child poverty is "essential" to Scotland's future.
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Storm Arwen: I'm a Celebrity to return on Tuesday following storm damage
ITV confirm the show won't air on Monday but will be back on Tuesday following damage to the set.
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BBC Radio 4: Fire alarm forces presenters to exit studio during broadcast
Presenters Nick Robinson and Martha Kearney of Radio 4's Today programme had to evacuate the building.
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Sir Keir Starmer begins reshuffle of Labour shadow cabinet
Deputy Angela Rayner says she doesn't "know the details", as the Labour leader reorganises his frontbench.
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Covid: Omicron variant causes passengers to scramble for flights
One traveller told the BBC he had found an alternative flight home, but he faces extra costs of £4,000.
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Matiu Ratana: Memorial held for Met Police sergeant shot dead
A memorial service to Sgt Matiu Ratana, delayed for a year by the pandemic, is held in Westminster.
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The 'map nerds' who are building a national archive
Thousands of volunteers capture images across Britain and Ireland as part of a project called Geograph.
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New top story on Hacker News: Flow-field.js – A library for generating flow fields
Flow-field.js – A library for generating flow fields
11 by romellogoodman | 1 comments on Hacker News.
11 by romellogoodman | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Manchester United appoint Ralf Rangnick as interim manager
Manchester United announce the appointment of Ralf Rangnick as their interim manager until the end of the season, subject to work visa requirements.
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Storm Arwen: Trapped Tan Hill Inn guests leave
The Tan Hill Inn manager says the experience and their guests were "wonderful".
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Omicron: Australia pauses next phase of border reopening
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says a two-week delay to the latest reopening plans is "necessary".
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Snowed in at Britain's highest pub for three nights
Customers have spent three nights at the Tan Hill Inn in Yorkshire, after being snowed in by Storm Arwen.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Did you find something to use your Raspberry Pi 400 for?
Ask HN: Did you find something to use your Raspberry Pi 400 for?
11 by dusted | 9 comments on Hacker News.
It's so cute (to look at)! But it seems to be utterly useless for just about anything I thought I might be able to do with it.. This 4 gigabyte memory, almost 2 ghz quadcore machine seems unable to do much of anything, browsing the web is an utterly horrid experience.. Playing a game of Quake 3 is impossible. Doom can run, but only at 320x240 unless you don't mind terrible lags. I'm considering what I can do with it.. For once, I can run an IRC client on it, but what else? Have you found something to actually use this for?
11 by dusted | 9 comments on Hacker News.
It's so cute (to look at)! But it seems to be utterly useless for just about anything I thought I might be able to do with it.. This 4 gigabyte memory, almost 2 ghz quadcore machine seems unable to do much of anything, browsing the web is an utterly horrid experience.. Playing a game of Quake 3 is impossible. Doom can run, but only at 320x240 unless you don't mind terrible lags. I'm considering what I can do with it.. For once, I can run an IRC client on it, but what else? Have you found something to actually use this for?
Queen of Barbados - but just for one last day
The island nation will remove Queen Elizabeth as head of state and swear in its first Barbadian president.
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Sunday 28 November 2021
Omicron Netherlands: 13 air passengers test positive for new variant
Thirteen people who travelled from South Africa to the Netherlands have tested positive for Omicron.
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Storm Arwen: More than 60,00 remain without power
Welfare facilities have been set up for residents who have had no electricity since Friday night.
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Customers spend second night snowed-in at pub
Dozens of people are still unable to leave the Tan Hill Inn due to heavy snowfall.
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Jill Biden is feeling festive and other moments you may have missed
Jill Biden's clearly feeling festive but here’s some other tree-mendous moments you may have missed this week.
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Nicola Sturgeon: Covid travel curbs 'may need to go further'
Scotland's first minister says more Covid travel restrictions may be necessary in the coming days.
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Omicron symptoms mild, says doctor who spotted it
The South African doctor who first spotted the new variant says patients are showing very mild symptoms so far.
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Covid: BA suspends Hong Kong flights amid crew quarantine
The airline has temporarily stopped flights after more of its staff were forced to isolate.
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Rishmeet Singh: Boy, 16, killed in Southall stabbing named by police
Rishmeet Singh is the 28th teenager to be killed in London this year.
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Calais activists: Migrants call us from boats asking for help
Activists in Calais demand change after decades of people coming to the city looking to reach the UK.
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Covid: Face masks to be compulsory in England from Tuesday, says Javid
Health Secretary Sajid Javid says he expects a "great Christmas" despite two UK Omicron cases.
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Saturday 27 November 2021
New top story on Hacker News: Software Engineer hitting 40: what's next?
Software Engineer hitting 40: what's next?
36 by man-next-door | 18 comments on Hacker News.
I've been working in software engineering for 18 years. I worked mostly as individual contributor (now as a Senior Staff Engineer), also I was an Engineering Manager for couple years. Now I am interviewing after a few years at the company, and I am hit by harsh reality. For the context, I am in Europe, not in the US. I like technologies and programming, I want to further improve my skills in designing and developing reliable and maintainable distributed system, make better technical decisions. Also, I want to keep learning and playing with new techs. I am now interviewing for the roles like Staff / Principal Engineer, My expectations for the roles like Staff / Principal Engineer are that while staying hands-on, say for 30%, I will primarily use more my skills in architecture, engineering, and communications to focus on large, important pieces of functionality, technical decisions with big impact, etc. I expect that I would report to a Director or VP level manager, so that I could be exposed to a big picture, collaborate with and learn from a professional who operated on strategic level. In reality, I am now interviewing for Staff / Principal roles and see a few problems that make me rethink my carrier plans. First, the definion for the most of those positions looks Senior Engineers with a few more years of experience: so you are limited to the scope of a single team scope, report to an Engineering manager, just be a worker at a feature conveyor, just be faster, mentor young workers, maybe get some devops skill. I feel limited in impact in such roles, my borders and carrier are defined by Engineer Managers, who are usually less experienced in engineering and leadership topics than I am. The work is also very repetitive, there is not much meaningful progression, next level. I think those titles are created to cover problems caused by diluted Senior titles: an illusional career progression candy for ICs with some salary increase. I saw a few Staff / Principal roles that put a very high bar on technical expertise, when only 3-4 percent of all the engineers have such levels, and again usually limited to a lot of coding and a single team scope. They usually have long exhaustive interview process. An important problem with Staff+ IC roles is that there is a low salary limit as well, and you will face much more competition for top roles. Mostly salaries top at the level of a director of engineering. It is typical for a company to have 10 directors, but only 1-2 IC with a similar compensation. I want to work hard, and see meaningful progression: in salary, in impact, in respect. I would like to ask for advice. I believe there are qute a lot 35+ engineers here that faced similar problems and made some decisions for their careers. Now I think to plan switching to a EM track or to Technical Product management. Thank you!
36 by man-next-door | 18 comments on Hacker News.
I've been working in software engineering for 18 years. I worked mostly as individual contributor (now as a Senior Staff Engineer), also I was an Engineering Manager for couple years. Now I am interviewing after a few years at the company, and I am hit by harsh reality. For the context, I am in Europe, not in the US. I like technologies and programming, I want to further improve my skills in designing and developing reliable and maintainable distributed system, make better technical decisions. Also, I want to keep learning and playing with new techs. I am now interviewing for the roles like Staff / Principal Engineer, My expectations for the roles like Staff / Principal Engineer are that while staying hands-on, say for 30%, I will primarily use more my skills in architecture, engineering, and communications to focus on large, important pieces of functionality, technical decisions with big impact, etc. I expect that I would report to a Director or VP level manager, so that I could be exposed to a big picture, collaborate with and learn from a professional who operated on strategic level. In reality, I am now interviewing for Staff / Principal roles and see a few problems that make me rethink my carrier plans. First, the definion for the most of those positions looks Senior Engineers with a few more years of experience: so you are limited to the scope of a single team scope, report to an Engineering manager, just be a worker at a feature conveyor, just be faster, mentor young workers, maybe get some devops skill. I feel limited in impact in such roles, my borders and carrier are defined by Engineer Managers, who are usually less experienced in engineering and leadership topics than I am. The work is also very repetitive, there is not much meaningful progression, next level. I think those titles are created to cover problems caused by diluted Senior titles: an illusional career progression candy for ICs with some salary increase. I saw a few Staff / Principal roles that put a very high bar on technical expertise, when only 3-4 percent of all the engineers have such levels, and again usually limited to a lot of coding and a single team scope. They usually have long exhaustive interview process. An important problem with Staff+ IC roles is that there is a low salary limit as well, and you will face much more competition for top roles. Mostly salaries top at the level of a director of engineering. It is typical for a company to have 10 directors, but only 1-2 IC with a similar compensation. I want to work hard, and see meaningful progression: in salary, in impact, in respect. I would like to ask for advice. I believe there are qute a lot 35+ engineers here that faced similar problems and made some decisions for their careers. Now I think to plan switching to a EM track or to Technical Product management. Thank you!
Two cases of new variant of Covid detected in UK
Two people in the UK have been found to be infected with the new Covid variant, Omicron, the health secretary says.
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Ava White: Police release image of van after girl stabbed to death
Detectives say they may have witnessed something "vital" after Ava White, 12, died in Liverpool.
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Head teacher killed in storm was 'giant in his prime'
Primary school head Francis Lagan died when a tree fell on his car during Storm Arwen.
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Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts: 'I owe the NHS my life'
The 42-year-old presenter says she feels "amazing" as she returns to work following cancer surgery.
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Covid: Dozens test positive on SA-Netherlands flights
The results are being examined for cases of the new Omicron variant emerging in southern Africa.
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SNP conference: Swinney claims Johnson wants to 'take back powers'
Scotland's deputy first minister John Swinney will urge the SNP conference to "stand up" in defence of devolution.
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Alone in the cold grey sea - a migrant's story imagined by Michael Morpurgo
Author Michael Morpurgo has written a special piece for the BBC following the mass drowning in the Channel.
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Covid: New Omicron variant not a disaster, says Sage scientist
Prof Calum Semple says some scientists are "hugely overstating" the fears around the Omicron variant.
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Subbuteo: Is table football enjoying a resurgence?
A club which began with a father and son playing Subbuteo is set to host an international event.
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Friday 26 November 2021
Mobile phone museum celebrates ugly and iconic phones
A new museum showcasing more than 2,000 retro mobile phones launches online.
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Commons Speaker ruffles Boris' feathers on Newscast
Sir Lindsay Hoyle brought his pet parrot Boris to a BBC Newscast interview and the bird took off.
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Watch: European Men's Curling Championship semi-final: Scotland v Norway
Watch live as Bruce Mouat's Scotland rink, who topped the round-robin stage, look to maintain their unbeaten record against Steffen Walstad's hosts in the European Curling Championships in Norway.
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Gracie Spinks: Officers face misconduct probe after woman's death
A stalking complaint was made and a bag of weapons was discovered before Gracie Spinks died.
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Extinction Rebellion activists target UK Amazon distribution centres
Extinction Rebellion has targeted 15 sites in the UK on the retail giant's busiest day of the year.
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New Zealand fight back against India in first Test
Seamer Tim Southee took 5-69 and openers Will Young and Tom Latham hit unbeaten half-centuries as New Zealand fought back on day two of the first Test against India in Kanpur.
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Southampton FC left coach 'free' to abuse boys
A report finds Southampton Football Club "failed to put the safety and welfare of boys first".
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Storm Arwen: Amber wind warning for parts of UK
The alert - meaning damage and travel disruption may be expected - comes in from 15:00 GMT.
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Browns of Chester: How a city is coping without Debenhams
Browns of Chester served the city for 241 years before it closed when the chain collapsed in May.
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NFL Thanksgiving: Umpire trips as Tony Pollard runs in 100-yard touchdown for Dallas Cowboys
Tony Pollard runs in a tremendous 100-yard touchdown while the umpire trips on the sidelines in the Dallas Cowboys' 36-33 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Covid: Africa travel curbs over variant concern and pandemic hampers Black Friday
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.
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Channel tragedy: Scramble to identify dead off Calais
At least 27 people died trying to reach the UK by boat. Officials are trying to find their identities.
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Why do migrants leave France and try to cross the English Channel?
Rising numbers of migrants are trying to cross the English Channel in small boats.
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Thursday 25 November 2021
Passports: Delivery firm apologises for UK delays
TNT-owner FedEx is sorry as hundreds say they have faced long waits to receive travel documents.
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Principle of legalising assisted dying approved in Jersey
The agreement in principle means further debates on rules and safeguards will take place in Jersey.
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Arsene Wenger: Mikel Arteta wants ex-Arsenal boss to return to club
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he has discussed bringing former Gunners manager Arsene Wenger back to the club.
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Richard Madeley: I'm a Celebrity star taken to hospital
The TV presenter became ill overnight while on the set of the show and was first seen by medics.
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Jennifer and Stephen Chapple: Man appears in court over murders
Colin Reeves is accused of killing Jennifer and Stephen Chapple while their children were sleeping.
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London Stratford emerges as UK's busiest station
It was the most used during a year of lockdowns that saw passenger numbers drop 78% due to Covid.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Tips on Sysadmin Job
Ask HN: Tips on Sysadmin Job
13 by linusb | 5 comments on Hacker News.
Recently I got a promotion at my job. I was working with another guy in a small company with an even smaller IT department. That guy was fired and I got the position to be the only sysadmin at the moment. I never had any experience working and managing the whole IT infrastructure, because the company has 4 campuses around the city. I'm kinda confused on how to manage everything, my background is with information security and it's going to be a big challenge for me because it's my first job.
13 by linusb | 5 comments on Hacker News.
Recently I got a promotion at my job. I was working with another guy in a small company with an even smaller IT department. That guy was fired and I got the position to be the only sysadmin at the moment. I never had any experience working and managing the whole IT infrastructure, because the company has 4 campuses around the city. I'm kinda confused on how to manage everything, my background is with information security and it's going to be a big challenge for me because it's my first job.
UK migration: Brexit and Covid produce big drop in numbers
Migration fell to the lowest level for many years last year, official figure suggest.
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Jessie J reveals miscarriage shock and sadness
The singer says an outpouring of support "is felt, received and appreciated beyond measure".
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Channel deaths: What do we know so far?
There are many unanswered questions following the deaths of 27 people. Here is what we know so far.
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100 people held more than 20 years in ‘institutions’
‘If he'd murdered someone he'd be out now’ - a couple's battle to get their son out of the hospital he's been held in since 2001.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Why is machine learning easier to learn than basic social skills?
Ask HN: Why is machine learning easier to learn than basic social skills?
21 by btheshoe | 14 comments on Hacker News.
(and any advice on acquiring these basic social skills?) A year of haphazardly watching YouTube videos and reading papers and I learned enough to start contributing to real research. But 18 years of human interaction and I'm still missing out on social skills apparently. It's like everyone else has a degree in all these unwritten rules that I'm just supposed to know.
21 by btheshoe | 14 comments on Hacker News.
(and any advice on acquiring these basic social skills?) A year of haphazardly watching YouTube videos and reading papers and I learned enough to start contributing to real research. But 18 years of human interaction and I'm still missing out on social skills apparently. It's like everyone else has a degree in all these unwritten rules that I'm just supposed to know.
Caroline Glachan: Three arrests over 1996 death of schoolgirl
The body of 14-year-old Caroline Glachan was discovered in West Dunbartonshire in August 1996.
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The Star Inn at Harome: Michelin-starred restaurant 'reduced to ashes'
Chef Andrew Pern's Star Inn in North Yorkshire is gutted when a blaze engulfs its thatched roof.
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Can an ex-Palace striker and the 'new Zlatan' fire Sociedad to first La Liga title in 40 years?
Real Sociedad are being talked about as potential La Liga winners for the first time in 40 years. This is why they are now a force in Spain.
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Wednesday 24 November 2021
Climate crisis causing albatross divorce, says study
There are more bird break-ups in warmer years, a study of 15,500 breeding pairs finds.
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Warning of less food choice this Christmas
Supply chain issues could mean consumers will have less food choice this Christmas suppliers tell MPs.
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Michael Vaughan: Former England captain will not be involved in BBC Ashes coverage
Former England captain Michael Vaughan will not be involved in the BBC's Ashes coverage after being named in Yorkshire racism report.
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NFT or non-fungible token is Collins Dictionary's word of the year
"Neopronoun", "cheugy" and "climate anxiety" also make this year's list.
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Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman: Met PCs called murdered sisters 'dead birds'
The officers sent the messages about Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry to people on WhatsApp.
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Hertfordshire Bronze Age axe hoard found by girl detectorist
On her third metal-detecting trip, Milly finds a Bronze Age hoard dating from about 1300BC.
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Covid and Brexit shrink Christmas markets
The UK's annual European Christmas markets will have fewer stalls and traders due to Brexit and the pandemic
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on great form, says deputy PM Dominic Raab
Dominic Raab defends the PM as a "Tiggerish" character after criticism of a speech he gave to business leaders.
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Blackpool nurses brave daily cold water challenge for cancer charity
Friends Anne Aitken and Pia Ashton raise more than £13,000 by dipping in cold water in November.
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Colin Pitchfork: Justice Secretary Dominic Raab pledges parole review
Justice Secretary Dominic Raab says more caution should be applied in cases like Colin Pitchfork's.
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Progesterone recommended to prevent early miscarriage
The treatment could lead to 8,450 more babies being born each year in the UK, experts say.
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Bobbi-Anne McLeod: Two men held over murder of 18-year-old
A body is found by police searching for a Plymouth teenager who went missing on Saturday.
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Tuesday 23 November 2021
AO World warns of product shortages this Christmas
Electricals retailer AO World says games consoles and iPhones are among products in short supply.
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Meredith Kercher: Student's killer Rudy Guede ends sentence
Rudy Guede was the only person convicted of the 2007 murder of the exchange student in Perugia in Italy.
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Stockwell Six: Texo Johnson's conviction quashed at Court of Appeal
Texo Johnson becomes the latest man to have his conviction overturned by the Court of Appeal.
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40-year mortgage deals pose questions for homeowners
The launch of long-term fixed-rate deals may test borrowers' appetite for certainty over cost.
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Mystery as Santa hats appear on college chapel statues
Hats on St John's College chapel figures are the work of a "rascal student", photographer believes.
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Polluting greenhouse gases being sold online and smuggled to UK
Experts say hydrofluorocarbons, which are used in fridges and aerosols, make global warming worse.
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Councils to be forced to take child asylum seekers
More than a hundred children are living in hotels because of a shortage of places in care homes.
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HIV diagnosis: Marlon Van Der Mark tackles stigma
Marlon Van Der Mark says it is "heart-breaking" to see the stigma around HIV "so alive".
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Covid-19: Home working advised to curb spread
Stormont ministers are meeting to decide the way forward in the light of a high number of cases.
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Peng Shuai: China says tennis star case maliciously hyped up
As questions remain over the tennis star's wellbeing, China insists it is not a diplomatic matter.
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Norton Fitzwarren deaths: Two men arrested
Two young children were inside the property in the Somerset village at the time, police say.
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Sir David Amess: Message from the Pope to be read at service
A funeral service in Westminster follows a memorial service held on Monday in Southend.
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Afghanistan: 100 days of Taliban rule
BBC reporter Yalda Hakim visits Kabul to look at four key areas of concern in Afghanistan.
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Monday 22 November 2021
Social care changes: How will the new system work?
The government has published more details about how its social care proposals will work.
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Ole sacked: Solskjaer 'will always be a legend', Manchester United fans say
From historic last-minute goals to how nice he is to fans, Newsbeat hears about Ole's legacy.
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ATP to limit toilet breaks during matches next season
Players on the ATP Tour are limited to bathroom breaks of no more than 3 minutes from the start of next season.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: How do you start a new career (with minimal qualifications)?
Ask HN: How do you start a new career (with minimal qualifications)?
23 by ryanmercer | 5 comments on Hacker News.
This week will be my 16th Thanksgiving in a row working. I haven't had a cost-of-living increase since 2008, the annual merit increases cap out right around inflation (or under) most years, I've been working 60~ hour weeks, working 6 day weeks, for over half a year now. In the past 2 weeks we've had 3 people quit from just my team. Put a fork in me, I'm done. The problem is, my job doesn't really translate to much. I fill out paperwork all day, clearing international freight through customs. I don't have a GED, I'm still 3~ years out from earning a degree (which I don't actually want, but employers 100% do). I've even been rejected by companies in my industry, Flexport for example rejected me outright for not having a degree at a time when I had 11 years of experience "Hope all is well, Ryan! I wanted to extend a virtual wave and thank you for your interest in joining our team. You obviously have many of the skills we're looking for. However, for the Customs Brokerage role we require a BA/BS degree as well as previous experience in a broker role doing entries and customs classifications." so I struggle to even escape my current employer for a job that pays even remotely what I make (about 39k in central Indiana after 15 and a half years, while McDonalds is starting at $13-15 an hour all over the state...). I'm at the point where the only joy I have in my life is what little time my wife and I get to spend together, and some volunteer stuff through my religion. Today I'll clock in, work 11 hours, get to have dinner with my wife and do some classwork, then back to bed to rinse and repeat. On Thanksgiving I'll only work 10 hours... What do I do? I can't get a degree any faster than I already am.
23 by ryanmercer | 5 comments on Hacker News.
This week will be my 16th Thanksgiving in a row working. I haven't had a cost-of-living increase since 2008, the annual merit increases cap out right around inflation (or under) most years, I've been working 60~ hour weeks, working 6 day weeks, for over half a year now. In the past 2 weeks we've had 3 people quit from just my team. Put a fork in me, I'm done. The problem is, my job doesn't really translate to much. I fill out paperwork all day, clearing international freight through customs. I don't have a GED, I'm still 3~ years out from earning a degree (which I don't actually want, but employers 100% do). I've even been rejected by companies in my industry, Flexport for example rejected me outright for not having a degree at a time when I had 11 years of experience "Hope all is well, Ryan! I wanted to extend a virtual wave and thank you for your interest in joining our team. You obviously have many of the skills we're looking for. However, for the Customs Brokerage role we require a BA/BS degree as well as previous experience in a broker role doing entries and customs classifications." so I struggle to even escape my current employer for a job that pays even remotely what I make (about 39k in central Indiana after 15 and a half years, while McDonalds is starting at $13-15 an hour all over the state...). I'm at the point where the only joy I have in my life is what little time my wife and I get to spend together, and some volunteer stuff through my religion. Today I'll clock in, work 11 hours, get to have dinner with my wife and do some classwork, then back to bed to rinse and repeat. On Thanksgiving I'll only work 10 hours... What do I do? I can't get a degree any faster than I already am.
Migrant crossings: Number reaching UK this year three times 2020's total
More than 25,000 people have reached the UK by boat this year, including nearly 900 on Saturday.
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Energy firm Bulb set to go into administration
The energy firm, with 1.7 million customers, is the largest gas and electricity company to face difficulties.
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Holidaymakers urged to use £132m in travel vouchers
Regulator says travellers must spend credit notes issued during the pandemic or risk losing them.
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Gareth Southgate: England manager signs new contract through to December 2024
England manager Gareth Southgate signs a new contract to keep him in the role until December 2024.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Those who quit their jobs without anything planned. How did it go?
Ask HN: Those who quit their jobs without anything planned. How did it go?
7 by break_the_bank | 0 comments on Hacker News.
This post is inspired by[0]. During the "great resignation" trend there were a lot of posts about people quitting due to burn out or otherwise. I wonder what they did end up doing. I am not sure what I'd do if I'd quit. Maybe travel for a bit doing nothing and then start my own thing. [0]https://ift.tt/30vzHaw
7 by break_the_bank | 0 comments on Hacker News.
This post is inspired by[0]. During the "great resignation" trend there were a lot of posts about people quitting due to burn out or otherwise. I wonder what they did end up doing. I am not sure what I'd do if I'd quit. Maybe travel for a bit doing nothing and then start my own thing. [0]https://ift.tt/30vzHaw
Mauricio Pochettino open to leaving Paris St-Germain if Man Utd make approach
Paris St-Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino is not fully happy at the club and is open to any approach from Manchester United.
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Winners and losers from England's autumn Test series
Whose stock is up and whose is down after Test victories over Tonga, Australia and South Africa?
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Cavendish suffers broken ribs and collapsed lung in Ghent crash
Mark Cavendish suffers two broken ribs and a collapsed lung in a crash at the Six Days of Ghent on Sunday.
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Covid: Family devastated by Swindon doctor's death
Surgeon Dr Irfan Halim switched to working on the frontline when the pandemic hit.
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WTA remain concerned for China's Peng after IOC call
Peng Shuai disappeared from the public eye after making sex assault allegations against a Chinese official.
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Wolves: 'We've got Raul back' - Conor Coady on Raul Jimenez's return from fractured skull
A year on from Wolves striker Raul Jimenez suffering a fractured skull, Conor Coady tells BBC Sport about the journey his friend has made to return to action.
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Sunday 21 November 2021
Priti Patel failing over small boat Channel crossings, Labour says
But former Home Secretary Sajid Javid says he is confident his successor is doing everything she can.
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Jerusalem shooting: Gunman kills one and wounds three in Old City
A member of the Hamas militant group opens fire in the Old City, and is shot dead by Israeli police.
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Morikawa wins DP World event plus Race to Dubai title as McIlroy falls away
Collin Morikawa wins the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai on 17 under par and clinches the European Tour's season-long Race to Dubai title.
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Adele gets Spotify to take shuffle button off all album pages
"Our art tells a story and our stories should be listened to as we intended," the singer says.
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Community Fridge: ‘Our fridge saves a tonne a month from landfill’
Community fridges are helping share surplus food while reducing food waste in the local area.
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Šefčovič: EU accuses Lord Frost of 'political posturing'
The European Commission VP, Maroš Šefčovič, says the UK should not "bring more problems to the table".
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Andrew Marr: 'It's always about the stories, not the storyteller'
Andrew Marr's talks briefly about his decision to leave the BBC after 21 years.
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Man Utd step up Zidane pursuit - Sunday's football gossip
Manchester United step up Zidane pursuit, Sterling wants loan move away from Manchester City, Arsenal express Adeyemi interest, plus more.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: Man Utd sack manager with club seventh in Premier League
Manchester United sack manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, with the club seventh in the Premier League following Saturday's 4-1 defeat at Watford.
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Midwife shortage: Father forced to help Stamford mother give birth
Mothers and midwives tell their stories, as a shortage of staff affects UK hospitals.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: What went wrong at Man Utd?
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer leaves Old Trafford after a slump in form - but was it all down to him?
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Arsenal 'completely crashed' against Liverpool - Arteta
Mikel Arteta says his Arsenal side were punished by Liverpool because they "completely crashed" during a defeat at Anfield.
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Labour and Plaid Cymru approve Wales government deal
Agreement includes a pledge to extend free school meals to all primary school pupils.
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Wright ends Sherrock's run at Grand Slam of Darts
Fallon Sherrock's run in the Grand Slam of Darts comes to an end with a 16-13 defeat by Peter Wright in Wolverhampton.
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Premier League: How 'fantastic' Watford put four goals past 'embarrassing' Man Utd
Match of the Day's Mark Chapman, Ian Wright and Alan Shearer discuss Manchester United's "embarrassing" 4-1 defeat by a "fantastic" Watford side.
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Saturday 20 November 2021
Plastic pollution: New meat tray 'could save tonnes of waste'
A university student creates a new type of meat packaging which is 100% recyclable.
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Man City thrash Aston Villa in WSL to ease pressure on boss Taylor
Manchester City relieve some of the pressure on boss Gareth Taylor with an emphatic win over Aston Villa in the Women's Super League.
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Football Focus: Leicester City's Jamie Vardy & Jonny Evans take on drawing challenge
Leicester team-mates Jonny Evans and Jamie Vardy take up the challenge of drawing each other as part of a challenge set by Liam Loftus for Football Focus.
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Kyle Rittenhouse: Calls for calm after US teen cleared of murder
Families say justice is needed "not more violence" after Kyle Rittenhouse is cleared of murder.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Why there are no Android mini phones?
Ask HN: Why there are no Android mini phones?
3 by JamesAdir | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Although there are countless Android phone makers, there isn't a single one of them that makes compact phones. Sony was in the business for a while but it seems to lower the supply of the new models and mark them with super high prices. That's very strange as there is clearly demand for smaller phones, shown by the iPhone mini. Apple offers an almost identical compact phone to it's regular model, but it seems that phone makers who usually copy Apple on everything, just skip this idea at all. If anyone has thoughts on it or a compact model to recommend I'll be glad to hear.
3 by JamesAdir | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Although there are countless Android phone makers, there isn't a single one of them that makes compact phones. Sony was in the business for a while but it seems to lower the supply of the new models and mark them with super high prices. That's very strange as there is clearly demand for smaller phones, shown by the iPhone mini. Apple offers an almost identical compact phone to it's regular model, but it seems that phone makers who usually copy Apple on everything, just skip this idea at all. If anyone has thoughts on it or a compact model to recommend I'll be glad to hear.
Covid: WHO says it is very worried about Europe surge
The health organisation's regional director warns of half a million deaths by March without action.
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Trains restart on Dartmoor rail line after 49 years
The restored line in Devon is running a regular passenger service for the first time since 1972.
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Scotland hit by second earthquake in a week with Highland tremor
The British Geological Survey reported a 2.2 magnitude earthquake in the Highlands on Friday night.
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The worst mountain disaster in British history
Fifty years ago, five teenage school pupils and their 18-year-old guide froze to death on the Cairngorm plateau.
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San Diego freeway frenzy after armoured van spills money
Videos on social media show dollars raining down as drivers scramble to pick up the littered cash.
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Oxford Street: 'Astonishing' haul of fake items seized by police
More than 17,500 fakes and illegal goods are confiscated in a pre-Christmas police operation.
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An ambulance for children: 'Aqualance' created by hospital
"The aqualance", an ambulance painted like an aquarium, aims to make journeys more calming.
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Harry Potter 20th anniversary: The UK film locations
A castle, villages, grand houses and even a tunnel welcomed Harry Potter film crews.
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Tim Paine inquiry decision sent wrong message - Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia should have handled the investigation into sexually explicit texts sent by Tim Paine to a female colleague differently, admits its chief executive.
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Friday 19 November 2021
Hamas to be declared a terrorist group by UK
The change will cover the entirety of the Palestinian militant group, including its political wings.
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Jimmy Hoffa: Deathbed confession sparks long missing US union boss body hunt
The FBI search a site in New Jersey as a new clue leads to hopes of solving the decades-old case.
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Climate change: Conspiracy theories found on foreign-language Wikipedia
Pages in languages other than English wrongly suggest scientists are divided over the causes of global warming.
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Liverpool bomb: Homemade device used ball bearings as shrapnel, police say
Emad Al Swealmeen's homemade device could have "caused significant injury or death", police say.
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Booster vaccines to be added to NHS Covid Pass for travel
People in England will be able to prove they have had a third dose, enabling travel to some countries.
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Stephen Port: Met Police apologises to families of victims of serial killer
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Cundy says the case is a "personal disappointment to me".
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Comedian Janey Godley reveals she has ovarian cancer
The 60-year-old entertainer said she was diagnosed after suffering from a bloated feeling in her stomach.
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Strictly Come Dancing: Actress Cynthia Erivo to fill in as judge
Oscar-nominated Cynthia Erivo will replace Craig Revel-Horwood this weekend after he caught Covid.
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Azeem Rafiq: What England's cricket racism scandal is all about
Azeem Rafiq says he faced years of racist abuse while playing for Yorkshire Cricket Club.
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Deforestation: Which countries are still cutting down trees?
World leaders have pledged to stop and reverse deforestation. How do their records stack up?
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Why is there no good open-source LMS?
Ask HN: Why is there no good open-source LMS?
27 by seestraw | 11 comments on Hacker News.
I want to start a teaching business. I'm struggling to find good open-source software on which I can start building my platform. The state-of-the-art seems to be Moodle or Canvas which are designed for universities - they use archaic UI and features. Is there something where I can host an online course, also have live classes and perhaps add on features like a community for students, assignments, etc? The only options I am seeing are things like Kajabi and Teachable which are very restrictive in their feature set, and not customizable. Anyone running an edtech company here? What do you use? Or do you build everything custom?
27 by seestraw | 11 comments on Hacker News.
I want to start a teaching business. I'm struggling to find good open-source software on which I can start building my platform. The state-of-the-art seems to be Moodle or Canvas which are designed for universities - they use archaic UI and features. Is there something where I can host an online course, also have live classes and perhaps add on features like a community for students, assignments, etc? The only options I am seeing are things like Kajabi and Teachable which are very restrictive in their feature set, and not customizable. Anyone running an edtech company here? What do you use? Or do you build everything custom?
Austria to go into full lockdown as Covid surges
Days after it imposed a lockdown on the unvaccinated, it announces a full lockdown from Monday.
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Six million Sky routers had serious security flaw
The issue, which could have let hackers take over home networks, took 18 months to fix, researchers say.
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Thursday 18 November 2021
HS2 Leeds link cut amid promise to transform rail
A key leg of the high-speed rail line is axed but government says upgrades will improve services.
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Zephaniah McLeod: Birmingham stabbing spree killer sentenced
Zephaniah McLeod killed Jacob Billington in his deadly attack in Birmingham in September 2020.
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Boris Johnson: The prime minister's claims fact-checked
Boris Johnson faced Prime Minister's Questions and a committee of MPs.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: What are you using for public documentation these days?
Ask HN: What are you using for public documentation these days?
14 by vital101 | 12 comments on Hacker News.
On a new side project I'm working on I need to have a fair amount of documentation for usage, implementation, options, etc. In the past I've used https://docsify.js.org hosted on Vercel, but I was curious if there is anything else out there people like. Looking for free or paid options. So long has I can host on a subdomain I'm indifferent. Thanks!
14 by vital101 | 12 comments on Hacker News.
On a new side project I'm working on I need to have a fair amount of documentation for usage, implementation, options, etc. In the past I've used https://docsify.js.org hosted on Vercel, but I was curious if there is anything else out there people like. Looking for free or paid options. So long has I can host on a subdomain I'm indifferent. Thanks!
Dawn Sturgess public inquiry to be held into Novichok death
Home Secretary Priti Patel confirms there will be an inquiry into the 2018 death of Dawn Sturgess.
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University of Warwick stabbing: Two arrested on attempted murder charge
Students are evacuated from the halls of residence after the stabbing on Wednesday evening.
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Post Office scandal: 'It’s been a strange 15 years'
Six more former subpostmasters have their convictions overturned in the Horizon IT scandal.
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Travis Scott and Astroworld organisers sued for $750m
The rapper and festival organisers are sued by more than 125 people caught up in the deadly crush.
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Birmingham couple reunited with Big Ginge after 10 years
Owners Colin Clayton and Eva Bellamy say they have no idea where he has spent the last decade.
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Ebony Rainford-Brent reveals racist hate letter
Former England cricketer Ebony Rainford-Brent reveals she has received a racist hate letter telling her to "leave our country".
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First long-acting injection for HIV approved
England's drugs watchdog says it is as effective as daily pills, without the burden of taking them.
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Vietnam: Police summon noodle seller over Salt Bae parody
The Vietnamese man filmed himself flamboyantly seasoning noodles and called himself spring onion bae.
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Azeem Rafiq: What England's cricket racism scandal is all about
Azeem Rafiq says he faced years of racist abuse while playing for Yorkshire Cricket Club.
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Melbourne Ashes Test and Australian Open tennis at full capacity after easing of restrictions
England's Test match against Australia in Melbourne and next year's Australian Open tennis tournament will welcome full crowds after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in the state of Victoria.
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Wednesday 17 November 2021
Britney Spears discusses life after conservatorship
Britney Spears says she is enjoying new found freedoms, and thanks her fans.
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Ottoman atlas found in Northamptonshire smashes auction estimate
The auction house says the 1804 Ottoman atlas was the first printed in the Islamic world.
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Liverpool bomb: Church of England 'not aware' of link between asylum abuse and conversion
The Liverpool bomber - a Christian convert - made failed attempts at asylum, the BBC has been told.
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Overdue book returned 73 years late to Fife library
Stately Timber by Rupert Hughes should have been handed back to Dunfermline's Central Library in 1948.
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Insulate Britain protesters jailed for defying road blockade ban
Insulate Britain admitted flouting a ban on protests on the M25 at the High Court.
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Lorna Middleton jailed for husband 'revenge' murder
Lorna Middleton stabbed her husband in the heart after a row at their home in Clydebank.
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Channel Four to find Scottish family for Gogglebox
A casting team is searching for a new family for the TV programme after complaints about a lack of Scots.
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Peak District photographer chuffed with 'man on the Moon' shot
The mystery subject is thanked for being "in the right place at the right time".
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: What is the fastest way to ramp up on DevOps, k8 and GCP?
Ask HN: What is the fastest way to ramp up on DevOps, k8 and GCP?
12 by epimetheus2 | 6 comments on Hacker News.
I have a limited time and need to quickly ramp up on these skills. I need hands-on experience as that's how I learn best. What would be your go-to resource/workshop for that? Is there some standard "here are existing 10 services and in this guide we'll go through deploying them, securing them, installing service mesh, provisioning database..." kind of thing?
12 by epimetheus2 | 6 comments on Hacker News.
I have a limited time and need to quickly ramp up on these skills. I need hands-on experience as that's how I learn best. What would be your go-to resource/workshop for that? Is there some standard "here are existing 10 services and in this guide we'll go through deploying them, securing them, installing service mesh, provisioning database..." kind of thing?
Liverpool bomber planning attack since April
Liverpool bomber Emad Al Swealmeen began making purchases for his attack in April, counter terror police believe
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Decathlon halts canoe sales to curb English Channel migrant crossings
Decathlon's decision comes after a sharp rise in attempts to reach the UK from northern France.
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TikTok takes extra steps to curb dangerous challenges
The company has also highlighted the negative impact of online hoaxes.
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Amazon to stop accepting Visa credit cards in UK
The online giant says high Visa fees mean it won't process credit card transactions from 19 January.
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor dances to the travel news
Sophie Ellis-Bextor dances to the travel news, as part of her 24-hour dance challenge for BBC Children In Need.
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What is the UK's inflation rate and why is the cost of living going up?
The latest figures show the cost of living rose by 4.2% in October, its highest rate in almost 10 years.
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Tuesday 16 November 2021
Yvonne Fletcher shooting: Libyan close to Gaddafi found jointly liable for killing of PC
PC Fletcher was killed outside the Libyan Embassy in 1984 during a protest by anti-Gaddafi activists.
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Poland border crisis: Migrants tear-gassed trying to cross from Belarus
Poland's defence ministry says migrants were throwing stones and trying to destroy a border fence.
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Workers call the shots as job vacancies boom
Vacancies hit a fresh record high in October, forcing employers to offer more to attract new recruits.
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The Snowman: BBC pulls Christmas radio special after composer's complaint
Composer Howard Blake said the new arrangement of his famous score would have sounded "silly".
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: “HN” for Sysadmins?
Ask HN: “HN” for Sysadmins?
20 by justusthane | 15 comments on Hacker News.
I absolutely love HN, but obviously it’s focused on webdev, startups, and programming. As a sysadmin, the majority of the content isn’t relevant to me professionally. Fellow sysadmins: what’s your favorite alternative to HN?
20 by justusthane | 15 comments on Hacker News.
I absolutely love HN, but obviously it’s focused on webdev, startups, and programming. As a sysadmin, the majority of the content isn’t relevant to me professionally. Fellow sysadmins: what’s your favorite alternative to HN?
From John O'Groats to Land's End in world's smallest car
Alex Orchin expects to take to two to three weeks to travel from John O'Groats to Land's End.
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Benjamin Mendy: Manchester City footballer charged with two further rapes
The footballer, who previously faced four counts of rape, is summonsed over two more offences.
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Brighton student 'degraded and disgusted' by stalker asking for sex
Reanna Burns says she was followed by a man who later asked her if she would have sex for £100.
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Bale out of Wales' World Cup qualifier against Belgium
Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale has not been included in Wales' squad for Tuesday's final World Cup group match against Belgium.
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Azeem Rafiq: English cricket is 'institutionally' racist says former Yorkshire player
English cricket is "institutionally" racist, says former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq.
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Derby facing relegation after being handed further points deduction
Derby County are docked nine points for breaching accounting rules, leaving them facing the prospect of Championship relegation.
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Australia outback rescue: Family safe after stranded for four days
The couple and two children became stranded when their campervan got bogged down in mud.
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Monday 15 November 2021
HS2 rail extension to Leeds set to be scrapped
Plans to extend the eastern leg of the high speed network will be ditched in favour of new shorter links.
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Shell plans to move headquarters to the UK
The oil giant will shift its tax residence from the Netherlands to the UK and its boss will relocate.
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Dunston footballer Phil Turnbull attempts to fix failed floodlights
Midfielder Phil Turnbull, who is a cable jointer, tries to repair the lights at an FA Trophy match.
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Liverpool Women's Hospital explosion declared a terror incident
A taxi exploded and burst into flames outside Liverpool Women's Hospital on Remembrance Sunday.
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Rashid supports Rafiq's allegation Vaughan made racist comment
England bowler Adil Rashid is the third player to say he heard Michael Vaughan make a racist comment to a group of Asian cricketers.
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Danny Fenster: US journalist freed from Myanmar jail
Danny Fenster will be allowed to leave the country just days after getting an 11-year sentence.
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Sarah Benford: New search in Kettering for teen missing since 2000
Fourteen-year-old Sarah Benford was last seen after absconding from a care home.
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Australian women sue over Qatar airport strip-searches
They are seeking damages after being forced into examinations at Doha airport last year.
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New top story on Hacker News: Flexible Monocopter Drone Can Be Completely Rolled Up
Flexible Monocopter Drone Can Be Completely Rolled Up
12 by YeGoblynQueenne | 2 comments on Hacker News.
12 by YeGoblynQueenne | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Liverpool Women’s Hospital explosion: 'Heroic efforts' of taxi driver praised
An "awful disaster" could have been prevented due to the taxi driver's brave actions, says mayor.
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Covid booster doses to be offered to over 40s
Also, 16 and 17 year olds should get a second dose of vaccine according to official UK advice.
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Covid: Austria introduces lockdown for unvaccinated
Some two million people are told to stay at home amid growing pressure on hospitals as cases surge.
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Federer unlikely to play Australian Open, says coach Ljubicic
Roger Federer is set to miss January's Australian Open but is not planning to retire from tennis at the moment, says his coach.
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Sunday 14 November 2021
Essex: Former player Zoheb Sharif makes racism allegations dating back to 2001
Former Essex player Zoheb Sharif makes allegations of racism relating to his time at the club between 2001 and 2004.
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Van Bronckhorst holds talks over Rangers job
Rangers hold positive talks with Giovanni van Bronckhorst in London as they look to appoint Steven Gerrard's successor as manager.
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'Derailment' at Wolverhampton causes disruption
National Rail says trains may be cancelled or diverted until the end of the day.
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COP26: China and India must explain themselves, says Sharma
Alok Sharma says Glasgow Climate Pact is historic but China and India have to explain themselves.
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US bank robber identified after decades-long hunt
Ted Conrad disappeared with $1.7 million after pulling off a bizarre heist more than 50 years ago.
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Channel Tunnel: Cocaine haul found in shipment of onion rings
A man appears in court accused of smuggling drugs with an estimated value of £33m.
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Bart Simpson graffiti appears following Kidderminster speed camera 'moon'
The street art is on the wall of a subway in Darrell Meekcom's home town.
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'Andy Farrell's Ireland touch the sky after All Blacks win but ultimate vindication must wait'
Ireland's win over New Zealand must be the start of something as Andy Farrell's Ireland announce themselves as a potential force.
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Remembrance Sunday: Nation to fall silent to remember the war dead
Services see the return of pre-pandemic crowds, after events were scaled back last year.
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Eight murder arrests as fatal stabbing Nottingham victim named
Police say eight people have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
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The Queen to miss Remembrance Sunday service
The monarch is "disappointed" not to attend the event after spraining her back, the palace says.
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Robert Bradford: 'Find the killers of MP and my brother'
Belfast man describes 40-year search for justice after IRA double murder in November 1981.
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Brentford stabbing: Man charged with murder and attempted murder
Ali Abucar Ali, 20, died from his stab wounds while an 82-year-old woman remains in hospital.
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Gallagher gets first England call-up as five miss out on Monday's World Cup qualifier
Crystal Palace midfielder Conor Gallagher is called into the senior England team for the first time as five players are ruled out of the San Marino trip.
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Celtic defender Ralston given first Scotland call-up
Celtic right-back Anthony Ralston is called into the Scotland squad for Monday's World Cup qualifier against Denmark.
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Saturday 13 November 2021
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Husband ending hunger strike after 21 days
The husband of Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe ends his hunger strike outside the Foreign Office.
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Warner, pressure and the toss - where T20 World Cup final will be won and lost
T20 World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite on the key contests that will decide whether New Zealand and Australia triumph in Sunday's final.
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Sara Duterte: Daughter of Philippines leader runs for vice-president
Sara Duterte will run alongside the son of the country's former dictator, Ferdinand Marcos.
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BBC weatherman Owain Wyn Evans' drumathon raises £2m
Owain Wyn Evans says his "hands held up OK" during his 24-hour challenge for BBC Children in Need.
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Kendal Covid conspiracy brothers jailed for buying pistol
Harry and Ashley Wilson, from Kendal, believe the Covid jab turns people into "unthinking beings".
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Norwich City: Dean Smith set to be appointed as head coach
Dean Smith is set to become the new Norwich City head coach, with an announcement expected on Sunday or Monday.
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Covid: 'No reason' not to give boosters to under-50s
Prof Neil Ferguson says giving booster jabs to younger age groups would drive down transmission levels.
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Brentford stabbing: Man killed and elderly woman in critical condition
A man, believed to be in his 20s, and a woman in her 80s have been attacked in Brentford.
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'I could have been a racist killer'
As a teenager, Mike was an armed and angry US Nazi. Looking back, he fears he came close to murder.
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Northern Ireland: 'I've never had a better feeling' - Dale Taylor, 17, reflects on NI debut
Seventeen-year-old striker Dale Taylor says it was a dream come true to make his debut for Northern Ireland in the 1-0 win over Lithuania at Windsor Park.
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Survey criticised for asking children if they are fat
Holly Rhys-Ellis, who had an eating disorder when she was 11, says such questions are unhelpful.
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Edinburgh heritage group worried over outdoor eating areas
The Cockburn Association says it fears temporary structures for outdoor eating in Edinburgh could be made permanent.
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Grabarz upgraded to London 2012 silver after Ukhov stripped of gold
Britain's Robbie Grabarz is awarded an Olympic high jumping silver medal as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) reallocate results because of doping cases.
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Impressive Northern Ireland beat Lithuania to go third
Northern Ireland moved back up into third in their World Cup qualifying table with a comfortable and much-needed 1-0 home win over Lithuania.
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BBC New Voices 2021: Do you want to be a sports commentator?
If you have a passion for sport and love talking about it then you should apply for the BBC's New Voices 2021 scheme.
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Friday 12 November 2021
Grenfell Tower: Builders 'gaming system' to avoid fire safety rules
Hundreds of new buildings are being deliberately designed to avoid fire safety rules, LFB says.
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Heysham fire: Student who murdered grandmother jailed
Tiernan Darnton, 21, must spend a minimum of 15 years in jail for murdering his step-grandma.
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Michael Gove's plan to end levelling-up confusion
Michael Gove is in charge of delivering Boris Johnson's flagship policy - here is what he plans to do.
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AstraZeneca to take profits from Covid vaccine
The drugs giant signs new deals, but poorer countries will continue to get the vaccine at cost price.
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Royal Opera House's Liam Scarlett 'humiliated' by sexual misconduct claims
An inquest hears a Royal Opera House dancer felt "humiliated" by sexual misconduct allegations.
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Caerphilly dog attack: Inquest opens into Jack Lis death
Jack Lis, 10, died from "severe injuries to the head and neck", an inquest hears.
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Ron Flowers: Former England international and 1966 squad member dies at 87
Former England midfielder Ron Flowers, a non-playing member of Sir Alf Ramsey's squad which won the 1966 World Cup, dies at 87.
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Women warned home working may harm their careers
Bank of England economist Catherine Mann says mothers could be particularly vulnerable.
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COP26: Flooding lessons from Hull, a city below sea level
Hull has been at COP26 to share its innovative approach to tackling flood threats with the world.
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