Has Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) finally reset itself? It's been a year since the company brought in a new and experienced CEO to get back on track, and Peloton looks a lot different than in the heady days of lockdowns. In the 2023 second-quarter recent report, CEO Barry McCarthy said, "If you've been wondering whether or not Peloton can make an epic comeback, this quarter's results show the changes we're making are working."
Ministers are expected to confirm that the aim of reducing emissions by 75% by 2030 has been dropped.
The Fylde MP is alleged to have used campaign funds to pay off ‘bad people’ and cover medical expenses.
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A Somerset man has been jailed for four months after being convicted on two counts of directing a laser beam at an aircraft, Avon and Somerset Police said.Andrew Wilson, a 53-year-old resident of Martock, Somerset, admitted the two counts on April 11 at Taunton Crown Court.The first incident happened around 11:20 pm on August 3, 2022, when he targeted a helicopter flying over Yeovil, police said.The second incident was around 11:55 pm on August 14, and it involved an Airbus A320 carrying nearly 200 passengers, police said.Both aircraft landed safely. Credit: Avon and Somerset Police via Storyful
It is 100 days to go until the Paris 2024 Olympics and a number of countries have already released their official kits for the summer Games.
Troopers said it happened about 9:45 p.m. Wednesday on Belton Highway.
‘Keep my friend Jimmy Kimmel’s name out of your weird little wet mouth, OK?’ said Colbert
Coronation Street's Carla Barlow and Bobby Crawford face further problems next week as Roy Cropper gets closer to the truth over their deception.
The state-run WAM news agency calls the rain ‘a historic weather event’ that surpasses ‘anything documented since the start of data collection in 1949’
Trhas Tesfay was a champion cyclist in Ethiopia but came to the UK last year to seek asylum.
Migrants are caught in China's manufacturing battles with the West, as Beijing tries to save its economy.
The price of diesel decreased by 8.5 cents per litre in Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday. (Garrett Barry/CBC)Diesel customers in Newfoundland will see a steep decrease in the price of the fuel Thursday following the switch to the summer blend of diesel.The Public Utilities Board lowered the maximum price of diesel by 8.5 cents per litre, putting the price on the Avalon Peninsula at $1.908 per litre. Customers in Labrador West and Churchill Falls will see a decrease of one cent per litre.Pri
There are few things more anxiety-inducing than trying to buy Glastonbury tickets.
Jordan Walker-Brown was left with ‘catastrophic’ injuries after hitting his head on the pavement and breaking his back
Helen Skelton was spotted walking a giant 'dog' – made out of mop heads. ‘Mop’, an animatronic Hungarian sheepdog, which was seen in London’s Battersea Park, measures three metres long and two metres high. It moves its head from side to side and shakes – and is made from 300 old mop heads. Passers-by, including those walking their real pups, had to quickly stand back when Mop needed to shake off the mud from his walk. Taking more than 2,000 hours to build, it comes after a study of 2,000 adults revealed an average of 12 days per year, or 46 minutes a day, is spent on time ‘sucks’ – such as cleaning up after dogs and children, waiting for the washer or dryer to finish, or pairing socks. The research, commissioned by Bosch to mark the launch of the Unlimited 7 Aqua, also found 26 per cent of parents dislike cleaning up the mess kids make such as picking up food from the floor after meals or wiping up muddy footprints. And the same percentage of dog and cat owners said the same of their pet. TOP 40 TIME-SUCKING ACTIVITIES: 1. Clearing up the kitchen after cooking a meal 2. Queuing for a till in a supermarket 3. Sitting in traffic 4. Putting away washed up dishes 5. Waiting for the kettle to boil 6. Deleting spam email 7. Waiting for the washing machine / tumble dryer to finish 8. Waiting for a delivery to arrive 9. Cleaning up after yourself 10. Being on hold on the phone 11. Waiting for the microwave to ping 12. Scrolling through online streaming services, e.g. Netflix, to find something to watch 13. Pairing socks from a load of clean washing 14. Waiting for software updates on devices 15. Cleaning up after pets 16. Packing the bags while food shopping 17. Waiting at a bus stop 18. Cleaning up after your partner 19. Waiting for a teabag to brew 20. Cleaning your glasses ineffectively with your shirt instead of using lens cleaner 21. Waiting for your alarm clock to go off despite being awake 22. Refreshing emails when waiting for a certain reply 23. Waiting for the car to de-ice 24. Waiting to use the bathroom in your home while someone else is in there 25. Sending emails instead of picking up the phone to call 26. Waiting at a train or underground station 27. Cleaning up after children 28. Waiting for children to get dressed 29. Waiting on video calls for other people to join 30. Waiting in the airport 31. Waiting for children to go to sleep. 32. Waiting to use a public toilet 33. Listening to voicemails or voice notes from friends or family 34. Waiting for children to come out of school at the end of the day 35. Queueing at the bank to speak to someone rather than use a machine 36. Waiting for your dog to calm down and settle after its walk 37. Waiting at the garage for a car MOT or service 38. Waiting for children at after school activities 39. Waiting in a virtual queue for online tickets 40. Waiting for your dog to get bored of fetching the ball
Liz Truss, Arron Banks and Andy Wigmore were among those cheering when Trump gave a speech at Nigel Farage’s 60th birthday bash last week — so who else has made it into the former POTUS’ UK power base? Katie Strick reports
A study from tech giant Adobe examined fears around misinformation and deepfakes.
As part of the law reforms, ‘more modern forms of abuse’ would be made offences
Mark Menzies accused of using campaign funds to pay off ‘bad people’ and medical expenses after being locked in a flat late at night
Burkina Faso has expelled three French diplomats for "subversive activities", according to a foreign ministry note seen by FRANCE 24 on Thursday. The three were declared "persona non grata" and told to leave the country within 48 hours, the foreign ministry said in a note dated Tuesday that was sent to the French embassy. Since coming to power in a September 2022 coup, the junta has distanced the West African nation from France, which ruled the country until 1960. It has notably cancelled a 1961
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