Greensill row: Civil servants ordered to declare second jobs
Concern over officials' links to failed bank Greensill Capital spark crackdown in Whitehall.
Published on [BBC]
Everything we know about Audi’s next electric crossover, the Q4 e-tron
The Q4 e-tron and Q4 Sportback e-tron share a platform with VW's ID.4 crossover.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Russian mercenaries accused of rights violations in Central African Republic
In Central African Republic, the government relies heavily on Russian mercenaries and weaponry to fight rebels. UN experts are now accusing the Russians of gross human rights violations.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Fast and Furious 9 drops a new trailer ahead of June 25 release
First flying cars. Then an endless runway. Then a submarine. Now magnets.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Daunte Wright shooting: Officer Kim Potter to be charged over killing
The officer who shot dead Daunte Wright in Minneapolis will be charged with second-degree manslaughter.
Published on [BBC]
Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile kill their cross-carrier RCS messaging plans
Carriers reveal they've wasted the last 18 months pretending to do an RCS rollout.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Covid-19: Care home staff in England may have to get jab, and long airport queues
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.
Published on [BBC]
Taliban, Russia criticize US over Afghanistan withdrawal
Both Russia and the Taliban have criticized the US for not sticking to its promise to withdraw US troops by May 2021. At the same time, an Afghan official slammed the US pullout as "selfish."
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
msft - pon de replay [Headbang Society Premiere]
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EU puts faith in Pfizer jab with plan for 1.8 billion doses
The EU has announced plans to buy 1.8 billion doses of the BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine up until 2023. The bloc is also bringing forward shorter-term Pfizer deliveries, after suspending orders for the Johnson & Johnson jab.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
SVDDEN DEATH - SLB 2021
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Mansfield couple reunite at care home after months apart
Gordon and Mary Davis, both 89, had been separated after he fell ill.
Published on [BBC]
Afghanistan: Biden to call for end to 'America's longest war'
"It is time for American troops to come home," says Joe Biden, the fourth president to oversee the war.
Published on [BBC]
EU lays out 5-year-plan against human trafficking
Sexually exploited women and girls make up the majority of human trafficking victims in the EU. Brussels is now boosting its response against powerful smuggling networks.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Dolenz - Danko Crumb
Published on [r/Trap]
Oculus Quest 2 gets official wireless-VR mode, 120 Hz support via patch
Vague dates, stern warnings, and Facebook's aspiration to VR-ize your home office.
Published on [Ars Technica]
COVID: Bangladesh faces vaccine shortage as India halts exports
Bangladesh's COVID vaccination efforts have been hit hard after India halted coronavirus vaccine shipments. India has paused exports amid a surge in new infections and a rising death toll.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Is Imola a must-win for Red Bull to break Verstappen’s Italy curse?
On paper, the result of the season opener in Bahrain may have done little to suggest Mercedes’ Formula 1 domination could be nearing an end in 2021.But amid the disappointment felt on the Red Bull pit wall in the aftermath of Max Verstappen’s defeat to Lewis Hamilton, there was an underlying optimism that this could be its best chance of a title assault in nine seasons.Hamilton may ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/is-imola-a-must-win-for-red-bull-to-break-verstappens-italy-curse/6257634/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Japan seeks German help to counter China's clout in Indo-Pacific
This week's "two-plus-two" ministers' meeting could the stage for closer cooperation on regional security. However, Germany needs to balance its interests between Beijing and Tokyo.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
100 million more IoT devices are exposed—and they won’t be the last
Name:Wreck flaws in TCP/IP have global implications.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Bernie Madoff: Disgraced financier dies in prison
Bernie Madoff was found to have conned investors out of billions of dollars in a Ponzi scheme.
Published on [BBC]
Pakistan to ban Islamist TLP party after deadly clashes
The move to outlaw the group comes after two police officers were killed in violent protests. Previously, the TLP's leader gave the government an ultimatum to expel the French ambassador.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
F1 partner teams ‘not a good deal’ currently, says Renault CEO
Renault rebranded its works F1 team under the Alpine brand for 2021 as part of the ‘Renaulution’ within the company that was instigated by new CEO Luca de Meo following his takeover last summer.But Renault is not currently supplying any other F1 teams with power units after its customer McLaren contract ended last year, with the British team switching to Mercedes for 2021.By ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/f1-partner-teams-not-a-good-deal-currently-says-renault-ceo/6254991/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
Arlene Foster: DUP leader sues Christian Jessen for defamation
Judgement is reserved in Arlene Foster's defamation legal action against Dr Christian Jessen.
Published on [BBC]
Mazda’s electric MX-30 goes on sale in the US this fall
The battery EV MX-30 will be joined in time by a range-extended rotary hybrid.
Published on [Ars Technica]
US sends unofficial delegation to Taiwan, angering China
China has urged the US to immediately stop official interactions with Taiwan. China has been flexing its military power in the region in recent months.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Has the US just handed over Afghanistan to the Taliban?
President Joe Biden is set to announce the unconditional withdrawal of all US troops from Afghanistan by September 11. DW analyzes its implications for the war-torn country's future.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
EU, India seek closer ties to fight coronavirus pandemic
Europe wants to enhance its partnership with India against COVID-19 and climate change. Delhi is pushing for an intellectual property waiver to facilitate vaccine production.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Opinion: PSG vs. Bayern proof Champions League reform plans are greed over good
Paris Saint-Germain's aggregate win over Bayern Munich was football of the highest quality. But it was also more proof that proposed plans to overhaul the Champions League would be detrimental, writes DW's Matt Pearson.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Fishmongers' Hall terror attack victim 'had chalk-white face'
A retired judge describes seeing the attack unfold from a balcony at Fishmongers' Hall in London.
Published on [BBC]
HXVRMXN - OFFLINE
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Ford’s hands-free answer to GM’s Super Cruise is called BlueCruise
F-150s and Mustang Mach-Es will receive an OTA update later this year.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Hawley’s antitrust bill focuses on market cap, ignoring consumers
"Size itself is not a sign of anticompetitiveness.”
Published on [Ars Technica]
This is DOPE! Booty everywhere!
Published on [r/Trap]
Heathrow says airport queues are becoming 'untenable'
The airport says some travellers are facing waits of up to six hours.
Published on [BBC]
Dell refreshes its entire Inspiron lineup with Intel Tiger Lake CPUs
The new Inspiron lineup includes 13", 14", 14" 2-in-1, 15, and 16" laptops.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Görlach Global: Who will hold Beijing in check?
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's upcoming visit to Washington will be of global importance. Alexander Görlach says it's likely to be dominated by efforts to secure the future of Taiwan and global trade.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
US cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase makes stock market debut
The digital currency boom has boosted the Coinbase trading platform to stunning heights. On Wednesday it makes its debut on Nasdaq, becoming the first major cryptocurrency company to go public in the US.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Ricciardo hopeful of IndyCar, Bathurst runs with McLaren
The Australian joined the Woking-based team at the start of this year, as he bids to help the outfit get back to winning ways.But beyond the F1 ambitions, McLaren’s involvement in IndyCar, plus CEO Zak Brown’s association with Supercars, has teed up a good chance of some running outside of grand prix cars.Brown is part owner of the Walkinshaw Andretti United Supercars team and last ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/ricciardo-hopeful-of-indycar-bathurst-runs-with-mclaren/6255699/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Judgement day for Turkey's new central bank governor
After President Erdogan fired a hawkish central bank governor and installed a like-minded critic of high interest rates, the new governor is expected to fulfil Erdogan's wishes for lower interest rates.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Singing your way to better Deutsch
Pop band ok.danke.tschüss, who describe their music as "unicorn rock" is set to produce songs and videos for young learners of German.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Climate change makes Indian monsoon season stronger and more chaotic
Heavier rains that wash away crops could worsen hunger for a country in which farming makes up 20% of the economy.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
UK troops expected to leave Afghanistan by September
US personnel will also go, despite Afghan warnings of civil war if international forces withdraw.
Published on [BBC]
Oldham gang jailed after £160k supermarket thefts
The gang of six stole £160,000 worth of products from supermarkets across the UK.
Published on [BBC]
Egypt seizes ship that blocked Suez Canal over $900m compensation claim
The Ever Given's insurers call Egypt's claim "extraordinarily large" and "largely unsupported".
Published on [BBC]
Germany and UK to follow US out of Afghanistan
Germany's defense minister has announced that the Bundeswehr will withdraw from Afghanistan in September. It comes amid US plans to withdraw by September 11.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
UAE: A model for women's rights in the Middle East?
Numbers suggest the United Arab Emirates is at the forefront when it comes to opportunities for women, gender equality and equal pay. But the reality for most women is different, and there is still a long way to go.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
How Master of Monaco Moss conquered Ferrari, 60 years on
Thrilling over 120,000 spectators and millions of television viewers, Stirling Moss in Rob Walker’s 1500cc Lotus-Climax fought off three Ferraris and the Porsche team to win the 19th Grand Prix of Monaco at the record-breaking speed of 113.787km/h (70.77mph).His was a miracle drive: Richie Ginther, Phil Hill, Jo Bonnier and Wolfgang von Trips did their lot trying to catch the wiry ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/how-master-of-monaco-moss-beat-ferrari-60-years-on/6241571/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Domenicali rules out two-day Formula 1 weekend idea
As part of an evaluation on how to expand the calendar over future years, one proposal that was looked at was to make race weekends more compact.So rather than running over Friday, Saturday and Sunday, practice, qualifying and races would all be run over two days.The idea fell away a few years but came back in to the spotlight last season when the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola ran to ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/domenicali-rules-out-two-day-f1-weekend-idea/6254497/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Coinbase to be listed on Nasdaq in cryptocurrency milestone
The biggest US virtual currency exchange will be listed, following record Bitcoin highs. The listing marks a turning point for cryptocurrency, once considered an obscure investment prospect.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Czech Republic: Obesity is big factor in fight against COVID-19
The Czech Republic has among the world's highest COVID-19 deaths per capita. One of the biggest contributing factors? Widespread obesity.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Daunte Wright shooting: Police resignations fail to ease unrest over death
Protests continue after a Minnesota police chief and the officer who killed a black motorist quit.
Published on [BBC]
Greensill: Labour's call to widen lobbying probe rejected by No 10
Tory MPs will vote against Labour's demand for an inquiry that could question witnesses in public.
Published on [BBC]
Almost forgot my cake day
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Notre Dame reconstruction plans face opposition
Two years after the devastating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, reconstruction plans are causing a stir, as centuries-old oak trees are being felled.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Russell: Williams can focus on performance instead of survival
After a turbulent few seasons, the Williams family sold the team last year to American investment firm Dorilton Capital.With fresh investment in place, Williams' new owners promoted Simon Roberts to the role of team principal, with former Volkswagen Motorsport chief Jost Capito coming in as CEO.Capito brought in Francois-Xavier Demaison, whom he worked with at Volkswagen on the brand's ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/russell-williams-can-focus-on-performance-instead-of-survival/6253722/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Endometriosis: Bride-to-be 'pleading' for hysterectomy aged 23
A young woman with endometriosis says surgery is being refused due to her age and childless status.
Published on [BBC]
The Queen carries out first duty since Prince Philip's death
Her Majesty receives the wand and insignia of the Lord Chamberlain in a private ceremony at Windsor.
Published on [BBC]
Extreme Places: In the realm of the polar bear
Halfway between the Norwegian mainland and the North Pole lies Longyearbyen. The small settlement on Spitsbergen is the northernmost in Europe – and our part six of the series "Extreme Places".
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Alpine F1 carry trucks are at Imola.
Published on [r/Formula1]
UN: Only half of women in developing world have body autonomy
Whether it's sex, health care or using contraception, women in developing countries lack control over decisions affecting their bodies, the UN says. Attacks includes rape, forced sterilization and genital mutilation.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Covid: Every adult is vaccinated in Fair Isle, the UK's remotest island community
Fair Isle is one of the UK's most remote communities - but every adult has now had a second vaccine.
Published on [BBC]
Just made this! Any suggestions?
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the redo collection • oshi
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My first render without help
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Alright, which one of you made this?
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Mercenaries take on heist in zombie-ridden Vegas in Army of the Dead trailer
Zack Snyder returns to his <em>Dawn of the Dead</em> directorial roots.
Published on [Ars Technica]
It now seems likely that Starliner will not launch crew until early 2022
The first hurdle for Starliner: Finding an open port on the space station
Published on [Ars Technica]
Grands Prix Held, Organized by Country [oc]
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Tesla tells customers they’ll have to pay more for solar roof
One customer under contract told Ars his price rose from $66,000 to $87,000.
Published on [Ars Technica]
iOS users—and only iOS users—face NSFW content ban on Discord app
App Store rules seemingly lead to tighter restrictions for Apple users.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Victory for municipal broadband as Wash. state lawmakers end restrictions
Proposed law allowing public broadband networks awaits governor's signature.
Published on [Ars Technica]
17th-century pirates might have stashed Middle Eastern coins in New England
Fans of the <em>Uncharted</em> game series might recognize Henry Every (Avery).
Published on [Ars Technica]
Today’s best tech deals: Logitech MX Master 3, Eneloop batteries, and more
Dealmaster also has tons of Xbox and PS4 sales and Google Nest device deals.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Spring Loaded: Apple announces April 20 event
A new iPad Pro is expected, among other announcements.
Published on [Ars Technica]
F1's technical director James to leave role next month
James has played an instrumental role in creating and implementing many of the technical systems and processes that have helped make F1 such a global hit – including the establishment of its state-of-the-art broadcast centre.As well as helping ensure the series remained at the cutting edge of technology and never missed a beat during his near three-decade involvement, he helped see it ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/f1s-technical-director-james-to-leave-role-next-month/6242336/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Alpha Tauri renders made by me!
Published on [r/Formula1]
2021 F1 Emilia Romagna GP session timings and preview
Following an action-packed opener in Bahrain, the F1 paddock has returned to Europe to get the campaign rolling again by heading back to Imola – which made its return to the F1 calendar last year for the first time since 2006.Lewis Hamilton leads the early F1 world drivers’ championship standings thanks to his dramatic victory at the Bahrain GP, after Max Verstappen handed back the lead in ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/2021-f1-emilia-romagna-gp-session-timings-and-preview/6242280/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Google is killing “Google Play Movies & TV” on smart TVs
Smart TV users get pushed to YouTube, other OSes get Google TV or Play Movies.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Facebook users can now petition oversight board to remove content
Nineteen-member board had previously only considered restoring removed posts.
Published on [Ars Technica]
PlayStation 5 game storage will apparently continue to be a nightmare
Five months later, "cold storage" isn't good enough for PS5 game installs.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Could AlphaTauri be 2021's F1 surprise after Bahrain ‘shocker’?
On paper a ninth place finish for rookie Yuki Tsunoda represented a solid if unspectacular start to the season for the Italian team. However, it was the pace that the AT02 showed on Saturday that really caught the attention of rivals.Tsunoda sailed through Q1 in second after a lap that McLaren boss Andreas Seidl called "a bit of a shocker,” so impressive was it to the other midfield ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/could-alphatauri-be-2021-surprise-after-bahrain-shocker/6241718/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Do you want Godzilla? Because that's how you get Godzilla. https://t.co/imZrDrD5nm
tweet posted by Danny Scrilla
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Polestar expands the Polestar 2 lineup, adds a single-motor variant
An optional heat pump will increase the range further, by up to 10 percent.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Tsunoda already contributing to AlphaTauri F1 car development
Tsunoda became the latest member of Red Bull's young driver programme to reach F1 after making his grand prix debut in Bahrain at the end of last month, moving up from Formula 2.Tsunoda impressed in his first race, charging through to ninth place to score two points for AlphaTauri with a series of impressive overtakes.The team has previously spoken about the important role Tsunoda's ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/tsunoda-already-contributing-to-alphatauri-f1-car-development/6240044/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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J&J COVID vaccine use paused due to one-in-a-million complication
An extremely rare clotting problem that's also seen with the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Roku’s latest streaming device gives 4K, HDR, and a voice remote for $40
Plus new Roku OS updates and a revised two-in-one streaming soundbar.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Microsoft makes the Surface Laptop 4 official, offers choice of AMD or Intel
Newest Surface PC offers familiar hardware but a wider range of configurations.
Published on [Ars Technica]
The era of reusability in space has begun
"We’re on the cusp of some bigger initiatives."
Published on [Ars Technica]
Covid-19: US agencies call for pause in Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Federal agencies act out of an "abundance of caution" after extremely rare cases of blood clotting.
Published on [BBC]
Car Wars
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Covid-19 in Scotland: Travel ban to be lifted from Friday
People will be allowed to meet in larger groups outdoors and take day trips across Scotland from Friday.
Published on [BBC]
Coronavirus: US regulators call for pause of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine
US health authorities are suspending the use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine out of an "abundance of caution" over blood clot fears.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
UK: 'World's biggest rabbit' stolen from home
The Guinness world record rabbit Darius has been stolen from his home. But who did it?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
This is Intel’s plan to dominate driverless car technology
Intel says its driverless tech will be ready in 2023—I'm skeptical.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Verstappen: I can be "even better" with F1 title calibre car
For the first time in the turbo hybrid era, a team other than Mercedes has started a campaign with the fastest package – as Verstappen's Red Bull squad led the way in the Bahrain season opener last month.Verstappen took pole for the event, but lost victory to Lewis Hamilton after Mercedes' aggressive strategy calls got the world champion ahead at the first round of pitstops and Verstappen's ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/verstappen-i-can-be-even-better-with-f1-title-calibre-car/6237953/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Coronavirus: Confusion over efficacy of Chinese vaccines
After a high-ranking Chinese virologist appeared to doubt the efficacy of China's four approved vaccines, he is now backpedaling and calling it a misunderstanding.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Germany, US revive security cooperation
US Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III is the first Biden administration official to come to Germany. A long list of high-stakes issues have been on his agenda — and he has made surprise announcements.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Asthma drug holds hope for COVID-19 treatment
A steroid commonly used in asthma inhalers has the potential to prevent severe COVID-19 symptoms. It could treat COVID-19 early on and help to reduce pressure on hospitals.
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Asthma drug brings hope for COVID-19 treatment
A steroid commonly used in asthma inhalers has the potential to prevent severe COVID-19 symptoms. It could treat the illness early on and help to reduce pressure on hospitals.
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Germany, US are set to revive security cooperation
US Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III is the first Biden administration official to come to Germany. A long list of high-stakes issues have been on his agenda — and he has made surprise announcements.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
How Cubans earn a living from standing in line
Unending lines in front of stores are a typical phenomenon in Cuban commerce. But amid a worsening economic crisis, including shortages of basic supplies, some have made lining up a lucrative profession.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Bundesliga: Adi Hütter to leave Eintracht Frankfurt for Borussia Mönchengladbach
Adi Hütter will leave high-flying Eintacht Frankfurt for Borussia Mönchengladbach at the end of the current season. The Austrian boss will replace Marco Rose, who is Borussia Dortmund-bound.
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Fact check: How effective are nighttime curfews?
The German government is proposing a nighttime curfew if COVID-19 case numbers increase further. But would that have any effect? DW looks at the facts.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Daunte Wright shooting: Dozens arrested in fresh unrest in Minnesota
The clashes come as police say Daunte Wright, 20, died after an officer mistook her gun for a Taser.
Published on [BBC]
China's Communist Party forcing investors to pull money out of European football
A few years ago, China was aiming to become a major player in world football. International stars were lured to the domestic Super League and investors bought up European clubs. This is all over.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
German cabinet approves uniform COVID measures nationwide
The federal government has said "emergency brake" measures to combat rising case numbers are to be legally mandated in all federal states, replacing a patchwork system. The change must now be passed by parliament.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Russian top diplomat says Moscow 'expects' Iran nuclear deal to be saved
The Russian foreign minister has arrived in Tehran for talks with Iranian leaders on how to salvage the nuclear agreement with world powers. Talks on EU sanctions and the 'cyber operation' at Natanz are also expected.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Listen back to last nights @SWUFM show with me in the mix for 2 hours! Full tracklist in the description/comments.… https://t.co/sHubGLeX6s
tweet posted by Om Unit
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Coronavirus: India fast-tracks COVID vaccines with emergency approval in EU, UK, US, Japan
India has given the greenlight to fast-track emergency approvals for foreign-produced COVID-19 vaccines as infections surge.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Om Unit Om Unit - SWU FM April 2021
12th April 2021 Kutmah - Watch The Snow Time Cow (Equiknoxx) - Birds Of Passage Dub Oblique - Towards Inside Time Cow - The President Eats Children Musou - Visionary VIP Robert Fleck - Hi Press Feel Free Hi-FI - Chipheads Bakongo - Thirteen Sam Bing
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Cleaning denim's reputation, one pair of jeans at a time
Jeans are a fashion staple but an environmental headache. To resolve this dilemma, the industry has become a melting pot of solutions.
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Wolff doubts Bottas came close to F1 retirement after team orders
Mercedes sparked controversy at the 2018 Russian Grand Prix when it asked Bottas to move aside for team-mate Lewis Hamilton in a bid to protect its 1-2 finish.Bottas was left visibility disappointed and unhappy by the call from Mercedes, and he claimed during the most recent series of Drive to Survive on Netflix that the incident made him consider quitting F1.“That was tough, tough to ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/wolff-doubts-bottas-came-close-to-f1-retirement-after-team-orders/6235921/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Denmark tells Syrian refugees to return to Damascus
Zero asylum seekers — that is essentially the Danish government's ultimate goal. Now, it is ordering Syrian refugees to return to Damascus, which Copenhagen says is safe.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Over-45s able to book Covid jab
People over 45 can now book a Covid jab via the NHS website, as vaccination programme enters new phase
Published on [BBC]
Covid-19: Vaccination milestone and variant cluster in south London
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.
Published on [BBC]
DREAMER
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UK economy grew slightly in February
The economy "showed some improvement" as it grew 0.4% in February, according to official figures.
Published on [BBC]
Desert Rune | tell me what you guys think!
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Covid-19: England gets third jab as Moderna rollout begins
It offers an alternative to the AstraZeneca jab for under-30s, after very rare blood clot concerns.
Published on [BBC]
South Korea summons Japanese ambassador over Fukushima radioactive water decision
The Japanese government has approved a controversial plan to release radioactive water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean. South Korea expressed 'strong regret' over the decision.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Covid lockdown eases: England 'buzzing' after first night out in 97 days
As outdoor hospitality reopens, revellers find the atmosphere "celebratory" despite a nip in the air.
Published on [BBC]
X&G BOPFEST SET
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boombox cartel cartel II EP
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Canada: Most espionage since Cold War amid pandemic
The Canadian Security Intelligence has released its 2020 public report. The spy agency says that the frictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have led to a rise in foreign spying and interference.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
US: President Biden urges CEOs to help end chip shortage
US domestic industries are struggling to keep up with demand for computer chips and semiconductors. The White House is offering billions in domestic aid to help boost production.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Ukraine: G7 warns Russia over military build-up
The foreign ministers of the G7 group of economies have told Russia to "de-escalate" tensions on its border with Ukraine. World powers kicked Moscow out of the former G8 club over its 2014 annexation of Crimea.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Cressida Cowell: Children's Laureate leads call for £100m primary school library fund
Cowell and other leading writers want yearly funding to aid primary school libraries post-pandemic.
Published on [BBC]
New wooden satellite is part advertising, part student project
A cube sat with plywood sides is planned for a Rocketlab launch.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Report: Apple plans Apple TV/HomePod and iPad/HomePod hybrid products
Also: Mini LED display supply might make the new iPad Pro hard to find.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Baauer - Bopfest Set (All Bop Battle Originals)
Published on [r/Trap]
Free Software Foundation and RMS issue statements on Stallman’s return
Today, Stallman and the FSF board issued joint statements concerning his return.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Covid vaccine: All over-50s and high risk groups offered first dose
Ministers meet a target of inviting the top nine priority groups to receive the vaccine by 15 April.
Published on [BBC]
Covid: Surge testing in Wandsworth and Lambeth after South African variant cluster found
NHS Test and Trace says 44 cases confirmed in Wandsworth and 30 probable is 'significant' number.
Published on [BBC]
a cool thing
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Negative Space
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It’s too late for vaccines to save Michigan, CDC director explains
Vaccines take weeks to work; distancing and other health measures work immediately.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Microsoft acquires Nuance—makers of Dragon speech rec—for $16 billion
Nuance's deep-learning-based speech recognition serves 77% of US hospitals.
Published on [Ars Technica]
playing with proximity modifier and particles
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Charter must pay $19 million for tricking customers into switching ISPs
Charter mailed false ads to convince users Windstream was going out of business.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Live now on @SWUFM 9-11pm GMT -> https://t.co/mP3PrRIzWP https://t.co/zyfSn7xLVq
tweet posted by Om Unit
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lido - rise (camoufly's take)
Published on [r/Trap]
Minneapolis: Daunte Wright shooting by police 'accidental'
Daunte Wright was fatally shot after an officer mistook her gun for a Taser, the police chief says.
Published on [BBC]
Archaeologists find “lost golden city” buried under sand for 3,400 years
It's "second most important archaeological discovery since the tomb of Tutankhamun.”
Published on [Ars Technica]
| The Interior | Rendered in Cycles
Published on [r/Blender]
How long can Epic afford to throw money at the Epic Games Store?
Exclusives and free games drive massive losses, but it's just a drop in the Epic bucket.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Porter Robinson’s ‘Nurture’ Tracklist Revealed
Published on [r/Trap]
Imola Track Modifications through the years
Published on [r/Formula1]
Google is killing the Google Shopping app
In a few weeks, the Shopping tab on Google.com will be the main interface.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Covid-19: Pubs and shops reopen and Covid app update blocked
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.
Published on [BBC]
Blastazoid - Baauer Bopfest 2021 mix
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F1 2021 Reserve Drivers
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Are Z-shaped floors the way to go in F1 2021?
But, have we seen enough evidence from just the first race to judge who's on the right track and who'll have to think again?On one side, we have the conventional thinkers who have taken the new rules at complete face value when it comes to dealing with the lost floor section.Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Haas, McLaren and Williams all have floors that taper at the rear as the regulations intended ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/are-z-shaped-floors-the-way-to-go-in-f1-2021/6219036/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
Six decades after Gagarin, nostalgia—and not much else—fuels Russia in space
"Looking at the Earth from afar, you realize it is too small for conflict."
Published on [Ars Technica]
Primark: Norwich shoppers undeterred by long queue
A bustling Norwich city centre marks a welcome return to High Street shopping as lockdown eases.
Published on [BBC]
Seidl is best team principal in F1, says Brown
Brown originally joined McLaren in 2016 before becoming CEO in 2018. A year later, he appointed Seidl as team principal, with the pair having divided responsibilities that play to their strengths.With a number of F1 teams adopting similar structures of having roles spread across a number of senior figures rather than one overall chief, McLaren is clear that the process works.But Brown says ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/seidl-is-best-team-principal-in-f1-says-brown/6223162/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
France bans air travel that could be done by train in under 2.5 hours
France has a well-developed train network, and the ban only affects five routes.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Baroness Shirley Williams: Former cabinet minister dies aged 90
The former Labour cabinet minister was part of the 'Gang of Four' who quit the party to form the SDP.
Published on [BBC]
WIP: Flash Suit
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William pays tribute to 'extraordinary' grandfather
The duke says “I will miss my Grandpa, but I know he would want us to get on with the job.”
Published on [BBC]
Fishmonger's Hall terror attack victim Jack Merritt's life 'was a triumph'
A jury has been sworn in at the inquest into the death of two graduates killed at Fishmonger's Hall.
Published on [BBC]
Alpine: Bahrain GP exposed weaknesses with F1 car
The French car manufacturer endured a tough season opener in Bahrain, with neither Fernando Alonso nor Esteban Ocon managing to finish in the points.Alonso’s hopes were wrecked in the race by overheating brakes, triggered by a sandwich wrapper getting caught in the car, while Ocon was left on the backfoot by poorly timed yellow flags in qualifying that led to him being dumped out in ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/alpine-bahrain-gp-exposed-weaknesses-with-f1-car/6221032/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
McLaren's Poster for Imola
Published on [r/Formula1]
Back on @SWUFM tonight for the April instalment of my monthly show between 9-11pm! Just me live and direct finally… https://t.co/zFPCeyN3n5
tweet posted by Om Unit
Published on [Twitter]
Government to investigate Cameron's lobbying
Government expected to announce investigation into David Cameron’s efforts to lobby for finance company, Greensill
Published on [BBC]
The Rolls-Royce Ghost: A magic carpet ride that costs as much as a house
Whether you're driving or a passenger, there's no escaping the sense of occasion.
Published on [Ars Technica]
France moves to ban short-haul domestic flights
MPs vote to stop flights where the journey could be made by train in under 2.5 hours.
Published on [BBC]
Police officer who pepper-sprayed US Army soldier fired
The black army lieutenant filed a lawsuit against two policemen in Virginia after a traffic stop turned violent.
Published on [BBC]
What's planned for Prince Philip's funeral service
Britain's longest serving royal consort will be granted the "no fuss" service he'd wished for. Who will be among the 30 people attending the funeral?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Germany: CDU's Armin Laschet reportedly has majority support for chancellor candidacy
Several members of Germany's ruling conservative party have said a majority support Armin Laschet to succeed Angela Merkel as chancellor candidate at the next elections. An official confirmation is still pending.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Cyclone Seroja wreaks havoc along Western Australia coast
After leaving a trail of destruction in Indonesia and East Timor, Western Australia was next on the tropical storm’s path. It left major damage.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Vaccine inequities are hindering COVID-19 response
World leaders are warning that current vaccines could be useless if lower-income countries are not able to inoculate a majority of their population and stall progress in the fight against COVID-19.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
NHS Covid-19 app update blocked for breaking Apple and Google's rules
Apple and Google's rules state that no location data from app users can be shared.
Published on [BBC]
Coronavirus: England relaxes restrictions, pubs and businesses reopen
Pubs and restaurants have reopened for the first time in months as England eases another round of public health regulations.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Bavaria's Christian Social Union: What you need to know
Bavarians are known for their independence. The political expression of this is the Christian Social Union — the regional conservative party and feisty southern sibling to Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Afrofuturism in Hollywood: Ruth E. Carter's iconic costumes
She is Hollywood's queen of Afrofuturist costumes: For 40 years, designer Ruth E. Carter has been developing fashion for major motion pictures, including "Black Panther."
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Minneapolis: Daunte Wright killing by police near city sparks unrest
A curfew is imposed and tear gas fired amid protests over the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright.
Published on [BBC]
Sports news feed: Gisdol sacked by Cologne
With relegation looking increasingly likely, Cologne have sacked coach Markus Gisdol, with Friedhelm Funkel rumored to be his replacement. In golf, Hideki Matsuyama has become the first Japanese man to win a major.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Coronavirus spurs energy transition through artificial intelligence
The coronavirus crisis has significantly increased the speed of digitization worldwide. It has lowered the cost of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) while triggering innovation.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Bopcorn (Aspen Laws x 2Wasted) @ Baauer BopFest
Published on [r/Trap]
Coronavirus pandemic triggers shipping container crisis
Much of the global trade in goods takes place by sea, and for this shipping containers are essential. But demand for these boxes far outstrips supply at the moment.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Accurate
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Mercedes faces "tricky" decision over 2021 vs 2022 development split
F1 is bracing itself for a rules revolution in 2022, with the sport switching to all-new ground effect cars that it hopes will improve the racing.The extent of the changes for next season means teams cannot afford to fall behind in early development.That is because the biggest performance steps will be found during the initial work on the 2022 designs – and catching up with rivals if you ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/mercedes-faces-tricky-decision-over-2021-vs-2022-development-split/6218252/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
Iran blames Israel for 'sabotage' at Natanz nuclear site
Tehran has described a power outage that crippled an important uranium enrichment facility as an act of "nuclear terrorism" and has vowed "revenge."
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Coronavirus digest: Germany surpasses 3 million cases
The Robert Koch Institute's daily update comes as Germany's third wave shows few signs of abating. India has overtaken Brazil to become the second-hardest-hit country in the world. Follow DW for the latest.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Iran vows revenge for 'Israeli' attack on Natanz nuclear site
Iran's foreign ministry blames Israel for Sunday's incident at the Natanz uranium enrichment plant.
Published on [BBC]
Covid-19: 'Behave responsibly' as lockdown eases and China 'vaccine efficacy low'
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.
Published on [BBC]
Prince Philip: The Vanuatu tribes mourning the death of their 'god'
As Britain grieves his death, so do some Pacific tribespeople who revere him as a spiritual figure.
Published on [BBC]
New Jackal music next month confirmed!
Published on [r/Trap]
Minnesota: Protests after man shot by police dies
The incident took place about 10 miles from the spot where George Floyd, a Black man, died after being pinned to the pavement by a police officer for nearly 10 minutes.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Chinese official says local vaccines 'don't have high protection rates'
However he later appeared to backtrack, saying his comments were a "complete misunderstanding".
Published on [BBC]
Ecuador election: Ex-banker Guillermo Lasso wins presidency
Lasso, a proponent of tax cuts and austerity, has defeated socialist economist Andres Arauz in Ecuador's presidential runoff, with the majority of ballots having been counted.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
St. Vincent hit by power, water outage after volcanic eruption
A thick layer of ash covered parts of St. Vincent after the Caribbean island's only active volcano erupted after decades of inactivity. Power and water outages have been reported across the island.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Prince Philip: Politicians around UK to pay tribute to duke
The Duke of Edinburgh's death will be marked in Westminster, Holyrood, Cardiff and Stormont.
Published on [BBC]
Cyclone Seroja: Storm makes landfall in Western Australia
Strong winds tore across the state on Sunday, damaging homes and leaving thousands without power.
Published on [BBC]
Masters 2021: Hideki Matsuyama claims one-shot victory at Augusta National
Hideki Matsuyama holds on to win the Masters by one shot and become the first Japanese man to claim a major title.
Published on [BBC]
BAFTAs 2021: winners, losers and a lot of social distancing
Everything was different at the 2021 BAFTAs, with COVID restrictions resulting in an eerily empty event at the Royal Albert Hall. But the pandemic did not keep the film industry from celebrating its highlights.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Area 18 - the Alpha District
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England lockdown eases: Boris Johnson warns people to 'behave responsibly'
Pub gardens, gyms and hairdressers are reopening as part of England's latest step out of lockdown.
Published on [BBC]
Review: Our fave gunslinger expels her inner demons in Wynonna Earp finale
Shine on, you lovable hard-drinking, bar brawling, foul-mouthed anti-Buffy.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Egypt: Court hands man 8 year jail term in #MeToo case
Ahmed Bassam Z. has received a second sentence in the case sparked by an Instagram account that provided an anonymous platform for assault survivors to come out.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Trails of Greek Mythology
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Wiimote
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Jordan: Prince Hamzah makes first appearance since rift
King Abdullah and the prince visited their grandfather's grave, according to state TV. The visit is a show of unity after Hamzah was implicated in a "plot" to destabilize Jordan.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Biden celebrates deal in electric vehicle battery dispute
LG Energy and SK Innovations have reached a $1.8 billion (€1.5 billion) settlement over stolen corporate secrets. The deal is a boost for US car manufacturers.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
2021 F1 Liveries on NASCAR Bodies
Published on [r/Formula1]
Bafta Film Awards 2021 kick off with Duke of Edinburgh tribute
The biggest night in the British film calendar is taking place at the Royal Albert Hall.
Published on [BBC]
Coronavirus digest: India bans export of remdesivir COVID-19 treatment drug
Demand for the viral drug has spiked as cases in India continue to rise. Follow DW for the latest.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Brown: F1 must accept Netflix's artistic licence with Drive to Survive
The latest series of Drive to Survive has served to divide opinion among F1 supporters, with some revelling in the background insights while others getting riled by the way it has top-spun some of the drama.In particular, the frequent cutting in of radio conversations or comments to play up controversy grated with some – and it was noted how it tried to portray a sense of conflict between ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/brown-f1-must-accept-netflixs-artistic-licence-with-drive-to-survive/5918198/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
'Lessons to be learnt' over lobbying role - Cameron
David Cameron says he should have communicated with government “through only the most formal of channels" amid row over the ex-PM’s lobbying work
Published on [BBC]
Arab countries are adapting Ramadan traditions to pandemic
Muslim authorities have discussed regulations for online prayers and banning public dinners after sunset as Ramadan begins this week. Many mosques are closed, and vaccines are recommended.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Russia denies moving towards war with Ukraine
Moscow said it was not involved in the ongoing clashes in eastern Ukraine and said it was trying to resolve the conflict.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Prince Philip: My father was my teacher, supporter and critic - Princess Royal
The princess says she wants to follow her father's example of "a life well lived and service freely given".
Published on [BBC]
Boombox Cartel posted about Cartel EP II
Published on [r/Trap]
Peru: Voters head to the polls amid COVID-19 surge
Peru's interim leader called on people to come out and vote for the country's next president despite rising COVID-19 deaths.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Iran nuclear: 'Terrorist act' at underground Natanz facility
Iran's top nuclear official says an incident at its Natanz site was "nuclear terrorism".
Published on [BBC]
I watched Alice in wonderland last weekend...
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Coronavirus: UK sets new record for Covid jab second doses
A total of 475,230 second doses of Covid jabs were given on Saturday - and 111,109 first doses.
Published on [BBC]
just learned drivers animation
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Mike Snatchers @ Baauer BopFest
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RamonPang @ Baauer BopFest
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Israel vows to work with US on any new Iran deal
The US will ensure Israel's "military edge" in the Middle East, Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin said during his first visit to Israel. Separately, Iran reported that its Natanz nuclear facility has lost power.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
COVID-19 rocks German football
With Germany continuing to struggle to take control of the third wave, the number of COVID-19 cases in German football are increasing. Some teams are in quarantine and the end of season schedule is in chaos.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Brundle: F1's rake focus is a "distraction"
The pace shown by F1’s top two teams at the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix left Mercedes in no doubt that its form had been hit by new rules introduced this year.In particular, it believes that changes to the floor aimed at cutting downforce have hurt lowrake cars like its own and Aston Martin much more than high-rake models like Red Bull.Aston Martin even went as far as suggesting ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/brundle-f1s-rake-focus-is-a-distraction/6203027/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
German conservatives seek Angela Merkel's successor
Merkel loyalist Armin Laschet and Bavarian leader Markus Söder have both said they are ready to run for Germany's chancellor. The conservative bloc, made up of CDU and CSU sister parties, must now make a decision.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Unknowns linger for idea of scattering sunlight to cool the Earth
New research describes the unknowns in our knowledge of solar geoengineering.
Published on [Ars Technica]
A new documentary highlights the visionary behind space settlement
"I see before us two basic choices."
Published on [Ars Technica]
Prince Philip: Duke's death has left 'huge void' for Queen - Duke of York
Prince Andrew was speaking after a service at the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor on Sunday.
Published on [BBC]
All Time Consecutive Wins [oc]
![All Time Consecutive Wins [oc]](https://i.redd.it/dg4jz034fjs61.jpg){kind=link}
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Coronavirus: 15% of Germans have been vaccinated, says RKI
The Robert Koch Institute for disease control says 12.7 million people have received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine. On Saturday, hundreds of protesters across Germany demanded stricter lockdown measures.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Germany: Politicians blamed as summer vacation bookings plunge
Germans are in no rush to book their summer holidays due to the coronavirus pandemic and the tourism industry is blaming lawmakers for talking down the prospects of foreign travel.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Prince Philip: Funeral an 'ideal opportunity' to end royal rifts, says Major
Shared grief over Prince Philip's death is an "ideal opportunity" to mend rifts within the Royal Family, Sir John Major says.
Published on [BBC]
Schumacher: No reason Haas can’t fight for Q2 this year
Schumacher and Haas team-mate Nikita Mazepin propped up the timesheets during qualifying for the Bahrain season-opener two weeks ago, finishing 19th and 20th respectively.Haas opted against significant development for the VF-21 car, treating 2021 as a transition year in order to place focus on the new regulations coming in 2022.Schumacher finished eight-tenths of a second adrift of a place ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/schumacher-no-reason-haas-cant-fight-for-q2-this-year/6202372/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
Published on [Autosport]
More lightning in the Arctic is bad news for the planet
Lightning strikes in the far north could double by 2100.
Published on [Ars Technica]
NI riots: Adult influence in disorder 'amounts to child abuse'
Young people rioting in Northern Ireland are being "exploited", says the children's commissioner.
Published on [BBC]
Inspired by Death Stranding
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Minnesota Bicycle day
As you know, soon is bicycle day (19th of April). I hope Minnesota releases new bicycle day mix. Been listening to previous mixes and they all are fucking great (my favorite is 2nd tho). What about you guys? Are you hyped? Which one is your fav? Maybe someone can confirm 4th one is gonna get released?
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Germany marks 76 years since Buchenwald liberation
President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has attended commemorations in Weimar to remember the thousands of people killed by the Nazis at the Buchenwald concentration camp.
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Germany marks 76 years since the Buchenwald concentration camp's liberation
President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has attended commemorations in Weimar to remember the thousands of people killed by the Nazis at the Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora concentration camps.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Lebanon's Lokman Slim's widow: 'His work lives on in all of us'
German filmmaker Monika Borgmann, widow of slain Lebanese activist Lokman Slim, is continuing the work they began together in Lebanon.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Kyrgyzstan holds vote on whether to strengthen presidency
A referendum is underway in the Central Asian country on whether to approve a new constitution that would substantially increase populist President Sadyr Zhaparov's powers.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Coronavirus: 15% of Germans vaccinated, says RKI
The Robert Koch Institute for disease control says 12.7 million people have received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine. On Saturday, hundreds of protesters across Germany demanded stricter lockdown measures.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Leclerc explains what he learned from Vettel as F1 team-mates
Although Leclerc and Vettel had some famous clashes on the track, the pair did actually work well together during their two seasons as team-mates at Ferrari.Reflecting on their partnership and what he would miss about Vettel, Leclerc has said that it was the German’s intelligent approach to the job that stood out for him.Speaking exclusively to Autosport’s sister site ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/leclerc-explains-what-he-learned-from-vettel-as-f1-team-mates/6200170/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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St Vincent volcano: Power cuts after another 'explosive event'
Monitors report another "explosive event" at a volcano on the now ash-covered Caribbean island of St Vincent.
Published on [BBC]
Max Verstappen
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still alive - stiletto pumps boi
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Covid-19: Shoppers urged to respect staff, and PM won't attend Philip's funeral
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning.
Published on [BBC]
Beat (Music) Industry Survey
Hey guys, I'm currently writing my thesis on the beat side of the music industry. I created a survey to learn more about the beat buyers and beat sellers. If you could take less than 5 minutes to fill out this anonymous survey I would greatly appreciate it. [https://buas.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\_7OhuI9co83dRCzI](https://buas.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7OhuI9co83dRCzI)
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EU inspectors take a close look at Russia's Sputnik V
EU medical inspectors are heading to Russia to evaluate the Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine. But will their work clear up doubts surrounding the jab?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
EU inspectors to take a close look at Russia's Sputnik V
EU medical inspectors are heading to Russia to evaluate the Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine. But will their work clear up doubts surrounding the jab?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
China: 21 miners trapped in flooded Xinjiang mine
Rescuers are trying to pump water out of the flooded mine shaft while piping air to the trapped workers.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Coronavirus digest: France ramps up vaccine rollout
France is implementing a new vaccine strategy, as the European country remains under a strict lockdown. Follow DW for the latest.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
St. Vincent: Thick ash covers Caribbean island after volcanic eruption
The eruption of La Soufriere, after decades of inactivity, threw massive dark clouds of ash into the air. Thousands of people had to be evacuated.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
COVID: Which countries still have no vaccines?
The coronavirus vaccine campaign in Gibraltar is already over and yet it hasn't even started in many other countries. What’s the reason for that — and could the situation be about to change?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Covid: Shoppers 'must respect staff' when retail reopens
People are urged to be considerate when non-essential retail rules ease in England and Wales on Monday.
Published on [BBC]
Prince Philip: PM will not attend the duke's funeral, No 10 says
Boris Johnson wants to allow "as many family members as possible" to attend amid 30-guest Covid limit.
Published on [BBC]
Matt Hancock had 'private drink' with David Cameron and Lex Greensill
An ally of Matt Hancock tells the BBC he "acted in entirely the correct way" after the 2019 meeting.
Published on [BBC]
Italy: Matteo Salvini should not face trial over migrant case, prosecutor says
A public prosecutor said Salvini's decision to block the Gregoretti ship carrying 116 migrants from Italian shores does "not amount to kidnapping."
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
India: Thieves arrested for using monkeys in robberies
Two men have been arrested for using monkeys to terrorize and rob people in New Delhi. The animal accomplices have been sent to a rescue center.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Bafta Film Awards 2021: Two-night ceremony announces first winners
The ceremony is split over two days for the first time, with more winners to be revealed on Sunday.
Published on [BBC]
still alive - stiletto pumps boi
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UAE names 'first female Arab astronaut'
The United Arab Emirates said it selected two new astronauts, including a woman, from 4,000 candidates after the country reached for the moon in February.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Election campaigns to resume after duke's death
Campaigning will resume a day after tributes to Prince Philip in the Commons, Holyrood and the Senedd.
Published on [BBC]
Ash falls like snow after St Vincent volcano eruption
Huge plumes of smoke filled the sky above the Caribbean island, forcing thousands from their homes.
Published on [BBC]
Myanmar's security forces kill 82 in Bago: report
Activists said scores were killed in one day in Myanmar's Bago as troops and police fired rifle grenades at anti-coup protesters. Those injured were reportedly denied medical assistance.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Turkey's Erdogan voices support for Ukraine amid crisis
As Russia reinforces troops on the border to Ukraine, Turkish President Erdogan welcomed Volodymyr Zelenskyy and said he supports Ukraine's territorial integrity.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Bundesliga Bulletin: Back-up Bayern Munich team struggle, Ansgar Knauff saves Borussia Dortmund
Bayern Munich's lead at the top of the Bundesliga is cut to five points after the weekend's results. Borussia Dortmund needed their teenage stars to win in Stuttgart.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Procedural Lightning VFX: workflow video
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Bundesliga: Jude Bellingham and Ansgar Knauff rescue Borussia Dortmund
After playing starring roles against Manchester City in the Champions League in the week, teenagers Jude Bellingham and Ansgar Knauff rescued Borussia Dortmund against Stuttgart this weekend.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Modeselektor (Moderat) - Extended
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Brexit has threatened the peace in Northern Ireland
Molotov cocktails and barricades have returned to Northern Ireland. The conflict there is 4 centuries old. But Brexit is the new reason why the situation has reached the boiling point in what had been an era of peace.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Voyagers explores complexities of coming of age in space
Director Neil Burger discusses how his film delves into the core of human nature
Published on [Ars Technica]
Big Brother star Nikki Grahame dies aged 38
The star, who appeared on the seventh series of Big Brother in 2006, had been fighting anorexia.
Published on [BBC]
Far-right AfD calls for 'normal' Germany at conference
The Alternative for Germany party is preparing its election platform as rival factions vie for power. The Dresden conference could decide if it slides further right or takes a more moderate course.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Lego has a new 2,354-piece NASA Space Shuttle set, and it’s awesome
The toymaker has had Space Shuttle sets in the past, but none as detailed as this.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Prince Charles on Prince Philip: 'My family and I miss my father enormously'
Prince Charles said his father "would have been amazed by... the touching things that have been said".
Published on [BBC]
Rachael Blackmore makes Grand National history
Rachael Blackmore becomes the first female jockey to win the Grand National with victory on Minella Times at Aintree.
Published on [BBC]
Road to Imola - Today in Piacenza/Modena
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Prince Philip: Funeral to take place on 17 April
The Duke of Sussex will join other members of the Royal Family at St George's Chapel on 17 April.
Published on [BBC]
Paris restaurant busted with over 110 diners despite lockdown
French police have fined dozens over parties in underground luxury venues. Previously, prosecutors denied claims that French ministers were also attending such events.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Germany overcome late COVID-19 crisis to dominate Australia
Germany beat Olympic-bound Australia in Wiesbaden despite four players being forced into COVID-19 quarantine shortly before kickoff. There were big performances from some new faces.
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I am making a playlist for people that usually listen to HipHop but want to get into Trap Music, and I need your help!
Hey guys, so a week ago or so i saw this „trend“ of playlists like: „Usually I listen to HipHop but these House tunes kinda slap“. I wanted to work on my own playlist that goes more into EDM/Trap than House. My friends are all HipHop heads but listen zu some songs I send them, so the playlist is mostly for them. As I know you guys here have absolute insane music collections, let me know what comes to your mind! If you want, I can share the playlist after :) All suggestions are welcome! Thanks Bois and Gals
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Coronavirus: UK reports largest number of second jabs in one day
There were 2,589 new cases in the past day, and another 40 deaths within 28 days of a positive test.
Published on [BBC]
Fast and furios Frankfurt are Champions League ready
Two Bundesliga candidates for next season's Champions League served up a football feast. Beneath the radar, Eintracht Frankfurt and Wolfsburg have had impressive seasons.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Saint Vincent volcano: Island awakes to ash and sulphur smell
Inhabitants of St Vincent wake up to "extremely heavy ash fall" after the La Soufrière volcano erupted.
Published on [BBC]
Iran tests advanced centrifuges in nuclear deal breach
Tehran says its new line of IR-9 centrifuges will be able to increase uranium enrichment to 60%.
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Sainz’s Ferrari euphoria "contagious" for F1 team - Leclerc
After a difficult 2020 campaign where Ferrari finished sixth overall, the team appeared to make some good progress in the season-opening Bahrain GP, with both Sainz and Leclerc finishing in the points.Leclerc has already made reference to Ferrari shaking off the "strange" atmosphere that dogged it at the start of last year and in an exclusive interview with Motorsport.com’s ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/sainzs-ferrari-euphoria-contagious-for-team-says-leclerc/6187659/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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German lawmakers decry 'torture' of Navalny
As Alexei Navalny's health deteriorates, German lawmakers called on the Council of Europe to look into the conditions of his imprisonment in Russia.
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Prince Philip: What would you say to the Queen today?
People in Windsor tell us their messages for the Queen, as she mourns the loss of her husband, Prince Philip.
Published on [BBC]
Court rules grocery store’s inaccessible website isn’t an ADA violation
The Winn-Dixie website isn't accessible for blind users with screen readers.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Why is there no flair for memes?
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Prince Philip: Gun salutes fired in tribute to UK royal
Military guns have been fired from the Tower of London, Edinburgh, Belfast and British warships at sea to mark the death of Prince Philip.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Saudi Arabia executes 3 soldiers for 'high treason'
The Saudi soldiers committed "the crime of high treason in cooperation with the enemy," officials said, but did not specify who the enemy was.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Alpine ‘scared’ itself in Bahrain GP with hot-weather struggles
Alpine failed to score any points in its first grand prix since the rebrand of Renault’s works operation as it failed to take the fight to its upper-midfield rivals from 2020.Esteban Ocon spent the majority of the race outside of the points after dropping out in Q1 and was hit by Sebastian Vettel in the closing stages. Team-mate Fernando Alonso qualified ninth, and was on the fringes of the ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/alpine-scared-itself-in-bahrain-gp-with-hot-weather-struggles/6186124/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Reuploading this as a GIF to make it loop
Published on [r/Blender]
L*o*J - Underdog (Aedfx Remix)
Published on [r/Trap]
Ego Trip - G Shit
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NI riots: Police injured during another night of violence
Officers come under attack from petrol bombs and other missiles in parts of Belfast, and also Coleraine.
Published on [BBC]
Diablo II Resurrected impressions: Unholy cow, man
Blizzard Classic follows <em>WarCraft III</em>'s utter failure with an udder success.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Cloud mesh generated with Geometry Nodes
Published on [r/Blender]
Variant hunters race to find new strains where variant testing lags
Scientists across Africa are collaborating to track them down.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Alibaba: Chinese regulator slaps huge fine on tech giant
The e-commerce company Alibaba Group is fined $2.75bn for violating anti-monopoly rules.
Published on [BBC]
India: Five killed during West Bengal election violence
Four people have been shot dead by paramilitary troops in the Indian state of West Bengal in what has been described as an act of "self-defense." One other person died after clashes between supporters of rival parties.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
What‘s a typical souvenir in your country?
Many people take souvenirs home as a reminder of their travels. In Germany, cuckoo clocks from the Black Forest area are a popular souvenir. What’s a typical souvenir in your country?
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Prince Philip: Sporting fixtures to pay tribute to Duke of Edinburgh
Further tributes will be paid across the sporting weekend to Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on Friday aged 99.
Published on [BBC]
Myanmar police killed in attack by ethnic armies: report
At least 10 officers were killed during an ambush by ethnic militias opposed to the ruling junta, reports say. Elsewhere in the country, dozens of civilians were killed in a military assault on protesters.
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Mercedes "potentially" has wind sensitivity issues like Williams
In its push to create more downforce and reduce the drag on its FW43B car for 2021, Williams opted for an aggressive design approach that causes its performance to dip in windy conditions.Williams driver Russell struggled with the gusty conditions during both pre-season testing and the opening grand prix of the year in Bahrain, meaning he could only finish the race in 14th place.Russell ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/mercedes-potentially-has-wind-sensitivity-issues-like-williams/6184343/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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COVID response: What the German federal government's new powers mean
For much of the pandemic, Germany's 16 states have been in charge of coronavirus pandemic regulations. Amid criticism and chaos, Germany's federal government is taking the reins — but will this make a difference?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Benin's democracy hangs in the balance on election weekend
Incumbent President Patrice Talon is poised for reelection in the West African country. But reforms to Benin's electoral system have stacked the odds in his favor at the expense of the opposition.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Albon: Red Bull reserve role more important than DTM for F1 return
Albon was dropped by the senior Red Bull outfit over the winter for failing to consistently match team-mate Max Verstappen in 2020, with ex-Racing Point driver Sergio Perez hired as his replacement.Unlike his predecessors Daniil Kvyat and Pierre Gasly, who were placed at the then-Toro Rosso team following their demotions from Red Bull Racing, Albon hasn’t yet been given a second opportunity ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/dtm/news/albon-reserve-role-will-play-bigger-role-than-dtm-in-f1-return/6154001/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Northern Ireland: Police attacked during fresh violence
Attacks on police have continued in Belfast for an eighth night, though protests were canceled due to the death of Prince Philip. Appeals for calm from global leaders have yet to quell the violence.
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POV of the wheelgun during a pitstop
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China: Alibaba fined $2.8 billion over anti-monopoly violations
Chinese regulators have accused Alibaba of abusing its dominant position in the e-commerce market to stifle competition.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Tsuruda: Blunts for Breakfast [PLAYLIST]
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Coronavirus digest: BioNTech, Pfizer seek vaccine emergency approval for US adolescents
Pharma companies BioNTech and Pfizer have sought approval for the emergency use of their COVID-19 vaccine in adolescents aged 12 to 15 in the United States. All the latest COVID-19 news from DW.
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Iran nuclear deal talks: US, Germany voice cautious optimism on negotiations
Top US and European officials have described the ongoing talks as "constructive," but negotiations have only just begun.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Prince Philip: Gun salutes planned across UK in tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh
The Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth II's husband of 73 years, died on Friday at the age of 99.
Published on [BBC]
Prince Philip: Family visits Buckingham Palace at 1am to lay flowers
Alex and his two children came to lay flowers at 01:00 BST in memory of the Duke of Edinburgh.
Published on [BBC]
Russian agents raid home of prominent journalist
Russian security service agents likely targeted Roman Anin, the editor-in-chief of the Istories news outlet, for his investigative reporting on a high-profile ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Study unveils Facebook gender bias in job ads
A new study examined Facebook's ad-delivery algorithms and found that some ads were directed to a particular gender "beyond what can be legally justified" by differences in job qualifications.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Prince Philip: Every living US president pays respects
The Duke of Edinburgh saw 18 presidents elected in his lifetime and met many of them with the Queen.
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KUMARION - WANT IT (MAYKO RENDER)
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US encourages diplomatic contact with Taiwan
The United States is seeking more diplomatic contact with Taiwan, as China engages in military provocations towards the island.
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Prince Philip tributes: Royals reflect on the ‘rock in the Queen’s life’
The Duke of Edinburgh's children share reflections on his legacy and "astonishing achievement".
Published on [BBC]
Ocean Man
Published on [r/Blender]
Apple M1 hardware support merged into Linux 5.13
The merge is exciting, but don't rush out to buy an Apple M1 for Linux just yet.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro blasts COVID probe
Jair Bolsonaro called a planned inquiry into Brazil's coronavirus failures "a stitch-up," adding that the justice who ordered the inquiry has "no moral courage."
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Russia cries “sabotage” after Slovakia questions quality of Sputnik vaccine
Russia now says it wants its vaccine back from Slovakia.
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Greek reporter shot dead in ‘execution-style’ murder
The government has condemned the killing of Giorgos Karaivaz, who was a well-respected veteran crime journalist for Star TV. Police have said they are looking for the two attackers.
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Google denies rumors the Pixel 5a is dead, announces US and Japanese launch
The Pixel 5a is getting Google's smallest distribution ever, due to a lack of chips?
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Bundesliga: Arminia Bielefeld boost survival hopes with victory over Freiburg
Arminia Bielefeld picked up a huge three points with a scrappy victory over Freiburg on Friday night. It puts the pressure on Cologne and Mainz, who play each other on Sunday, and struggling Hertha Berlin.
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Amazon workers vote against union in Alabama
Employees at a warehouse in Alabama decided not to unionize. Labor representatives already have said they will challenge the vote alleging interference by the company.
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Greensill row: David Cameron 'believes he should have sent letter' to Rishi Sunak, says friend
The former PM now thinks he should have written to the Treasury over Greensill Capital, says a friend.
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The big advance in Elon Musk’s Pong-playing monkey is what you can’t see
The company's demo looks impressive, but most aspects have been done before.
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Germany women's team enhanced by international flavor
Most members of the German national team come from the Women's Bundesliga but several play their club football abroad. The differing styles of play enhances their individual games — and in turn that of the national team.
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
Goldeneye successor unofficially unlocked as free bonus inside another game
Entirety of <em>Goldeneye</em>'s spiritual successor can be found inside of 2016's <em>Homefront</em>.
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COVID: ICU bed shortage in Germany is imminent, doctors warn
Intensive care doctors are stepping up the pressure: During the current third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, ICUs are filling fast. Is Germany's health system stretched to its limits?
Published on [Deutsche Welle]
No password required: Mobile carrier exposes data for millions of accounts
Q Link Wireless made data available to anyone who knows a customer's phone number.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Prince Philip: What are the plans for his funeral?
What happens next in the days leading up to the ceremonial funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh?
Published on [BBC]
Thank you drive to survive
This is going to be a long one. Me being born in the southern part of the United States I was raised on nascar. I knew what formula 1 was of course. But knew nothing else after that. I had obviously heard of schumi, Hamilton, and vettel but none more. My father always made fun of formula 1 saying “fuzzy foreigners with go carts” and I always agreed with him. Then lockdown happened and I was stuck inside with Netflix. With nothing to watch I had seen in bold print. NEW EPISODES OF FORMULA 1 DRIVE TO SURVIVE. I watched with the expectation that I might watch 1 or 2 episodes and then just go to another show. I watched the whole series in 1 1/2 days. I was instantly hooked, I immediately looked up everything about f1 I needed to know as much as information as possible, I watched the f1 YouTube channels videos “top 10s” narrated by Will Buxton at least 10 times each. I had realized that I had fallen in complete love with formula 1. It had become one of my favorite sports. But it was... a little disappointing of watching my first full season of f1, not saying the racing wasn’t exciting just that there was no body winning other then the top 3 I was bored and almost gave up on the sport entirely. Until Monza. The final 20 laps of that race is the reason. I started watching f1 the excitement, the closeness, the suspense, as Gasly and Carlos battled through the ascari chicane and rounded the parabolic-a, I realized this was the racing that I wanted. This is the racing THAT WE NEEDED. I was so happy when F1 came back and we had those thrilling final 15 laps around Bahrain. I loved it, WE LOVED IT. I’m just going to get to the point, I am so happy I clicked to watch that episode of drive to survive, I am so happy I fell in love with this beautiful sport. I want the sport that we all love to grow in America. Thank you for reading this. THANK YOU FORMULA 1 🏎🏁
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Prince Philip: Tributes after Duke of Edinburgh dies aged 99
The Queen's "beloved" husband of 73 years, the longest-serving consort in British history, died at Windsor Castle on Friday morning.
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Report: Samsung may change course and begin selling OLED TVs
A deal with LG is close to being finalized, according to South Korean outlets.
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100,000 people ask Biden, will ya break that 2-2 FCC deadlock already?
Advocates urge Biden to quickly nominate someone who "will stand up to the ISPs."
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A WORLD WITHIN
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New Super Mario Bros. record breaks speedrunning’s “four-minute mile”
Niftski's sub-4:55 run required everything to come together perfectly.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Florida sues USA, CDC to get people back on cruise ships
Florida says vaccines make travel safe—but banned businesses from requiring them.
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Prince Philip's death evokes mixed reactions
Prince Philip leaves behind a fascinating legacy. Reactions to the news of his passing poured in from around the world, as he became the most trending hashtag.
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Rapper DMX dies aged 50 following heart attack
The rap star DMX has passed away with members of his family by his side. The bestselling artist had a career spanning over two decades, collaborating with fellow icons such as Jay-Z and LL Cool J.
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Sweater Weather (RemK Remix)
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Why I complain about rigid bodies
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Our ancestors left Africa both with and without modern brains
The genus <em>Homo</em> originated with a brain that still had ape-like features.
Published on [Ars Technica]
Monster Snail
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The Nokia X20 brings 5G phones down to $415
The new Snapdragon 480 SoC brings 5G downmarket.
Published on [Ars Technica]
DMX, American rapper and actor, dies aged 50
The US performer, whose real name was Earl Simmons, suffered a heart attack earlier this month.
Published on [BBC]
Trampa - Generals (ft. Killa P & Vulgatron)
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Yuki Tsunoda F1 Fan Art
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Volcanic eruption rocks Caribbean island of St. Vincent
The government earlier had ordered people to leave their homes. They are being evacuated to other parts of St. Vincent or other islands in the eastern Caribbean.
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Russia says it fears full-scale fighting may resume in Ukraine
The Kremlin says its recent troop buildups are a defensive reaction to Ukrainian provocations. NATO had called on Russia to draw down its largest military presence near the border since the conflict broke out in 2014.
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YouTube’s policies block ad targeting on Black Lives Matter videos
“Brand safety” partially dictates who can make money on YouTube.
Published on [Ars Technica]
GRiZ & Subtronics - Griztronics (TYNAN Flip)
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The 2021 Honda Accord Hybrid is a mile-munching gas-sipper
Different trim levels show the effect of wheel size on fuel efficiency.
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Norris: McLaren "not miles away" from F1 rivals Mercedes, Red Bull
McLaren finished third in last year's constructors' championship and the Woking outfit is tipped to confirm its status as best of the rest behind Red Bull and Mercedes in 2021.While McLaren drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Norris qualified sixth and seventh respectively in Bahrain, behind a Ferrari and an AlphaTauri, Norris worked his way up to fourth as the highest finisher not driving for one of ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/norris-mclaren-not-miles-away-from-mercedes-and-red-bull/6170833/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Three woman
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India: Nepali man freed from jail after 41 years without trial
A Nepali man was arrested on murder charges in India in 1980, and sat in jail for decades without a trial. Rights activists say Durga Prasad Timsina's ordeal highlights the grim reality of pre-trial detainees in India.
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EU reviews Johnson & Johnson COVID shot, blood clot link
The EMA is looking into four blood clot cases after administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID shot, but stresses it's not clear if there's any causal link.
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