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- The Telegraph
John Turner, three months on from university finals, could be England’s latest fast bowler find
For English cricket, 2024 has been a year of pace bowling regeneration. A year after Stuart Broad’s departure, James Anderson was unsentimentally pushed into retirement. Ollie Robinson has probably played his last Test too.
- PA Media: UK News
Police receive ‘non-recent’ allegation of sexual assault against Alex Salmond
The former first minister and laterally Alba Party leader died last month in North Macedonia of a heart attack.
- The Canadian Press
The Taurid meteor showers peak a week apart in November
WASHINGTON (AP) — Two sister meteor showers are already flashing across night skies — and will peak a week apart.
- The Independent
Voices: Joe Lycett, you’re dad to me now
COMMENT: By becoming a father and discussing his pansexuality in the same breath, the stand-up comedian who used to identify as bisexual has done a great service to progressive parents like me, says Will Gore
- Evening Standard
Tottenham vs Aston Villa LIVE! Premier League match stream, latest score and goal updates today
Spurs bid to get back on track in the Premier League against in-form Villa
- PA Media: Money
Trade union threatens legal action over winter fuel cut
The move will further strain relations between the Labour Party and Britain’s largest trade union, Unite.
- PA Media: Sport
Liam Livingstone: Maiden ODI century not enough to maintain number five spot
The fill-in captain is accustomed to finishing off an innings from number six or seven.
- The Guardian
I buy bread from Bakers Delight. Why aren’t the ingredients listed on the packaging?
All packaged food has to comply with national food standards, writes policy professional Kat George. Some exemptions apply – but if you’re concerned you should ask the seller
- The Guardian
The Position of Spoons and Other Intimacies by Deborah Levy review – an absorbing essay collection
The award-winning author’s thoughts on JG Ballard, Colette and…lemons
- The Guardian
Three things with Jennifer Wong: ‘The painting is truly the respect that persimmons and Bachelor Girl deserve’
In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the writer and comedian tells us about a friend’s sweet artwork – and her fondness for newsboy caps
- The Guardian
Music memoirs, cooking classes and squatting at Kanye’s: the best Australian books out in November
Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on
- Yahoo Finance
Commentary: Harris wants to bring back the expanded child tax credit. Here's why that's good.
The expanded credit already has shown what it can do to fight poverty and hunger in the short time it was implemented under the American Rescue Plan.
- Yahoo Life Shopping
'No more jiggle when I laugh': These high-waisted undies are over 40% off
Nearly 47,000 shoppers rave about these comfy, wedgie-proof panties: 'They don't pinch, they don't dig, they don't scratch.'
- BBC
A1 repairs to take 'weeks' after fatal lorry crash
One lane is to remain closed while "heavy damage" to barriers is repaired.
- Yahoo Finance Video
Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck talks scaling the space industry
At TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco, Rocket Lab's founder and CEO Peter Beck sat down with senior editor Devin Coldewey to discuss the space industry. Together the two delve into Rocket Lab's strategic mission of scaling the space industry and its approach to spacecraft manufacturing and supply chain management. Beck also shared updates on the company's current space missions and future initiatives. Be sure to check out more from TechCrunch Disrupt here. Below are time codes for some of Beck's key points: 00:03:30 Why the space industry is struggling with scaling 00:06:07 How RocketLab came to be a supplier of titanium spheres 00:09:36 Lessons Beck learned when becoming a spacecraft manufacturer 00:12:40 Beck discusses the competition for securing talent in the industry 00:13:42 Beck discusses the project/mission he is most currently excited for 00:16:13 The impact of politics on the space industry 00:21:09 How the space industry is impacted by defense regulation This post was written by Angel Smith
- The Canadian Press
Severe storms in Oklahoma injure at least 6 people and leave tens of thousands without power
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Severe storms and tornadoes battered Oklahoma early Sunday, tossing cars and ripping roofs off buildings in the middle of the night and leaving more than 90,000 homes and businesses without power. At least six people were injured, authorities said.
- Evening Standard
Brooklyn Beckham's ex Chloe Moretz announces she's gay in heartfelt social media post
The actress has previously avoided labelling her sexuality
- TechCrunch
Wesley Chan on what he looks for as he's shopping for potential unicorns
Investor Wesley Chan has shown a knack for making very early investments into multi-billion-dollar unicorns, such as Plaid, Gusto, Flexport, and, most recently, Canva. From there, his serendipitous journey continued: He majored in computer science because it seemed like a good career path, but landed in Silicon Valley just after the dot-com bust, when the only company hiring was a search upstart called Google. After nearly a decade there working on vital products such as Google Analytics, Chan was ready to do his own thing, but co-founder Sergey Brin convinced him to join the company's nascent venture arm, then called Google Ventures (now GV), and from there he's had a long career in venture, spinning out his own firm, FPV, with partner Pegah Ebrahimi, a few years ago.
- People
Who Is Wayne Gretzky’s Wife? All about Janet Jones
Wayne Gretzky and Janet Jones first met on the show ‘Dance Fever’ when they were teenagers
- Sacramento Bee
Trumpers are wrong to support a rule-breaker for president. Here’s why the rules matter | Opinion
“The American system of checks and balances is supposed to prevent a tyrant from corrupting the system. But that system depends upon public trust.”