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HuffPostI’m An Emergency Physician. Here’s How Dangerous This Supreme Court Abortion Ruling Could Be.
The high court will hear arguments to determine whether some states can ban abortions even in emergency situations.
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Hugh Grant reveals Bridget Jones 4 has 'a lot of heart'
The Notting Hill actor played Bridget's on-off love interest Daniel Cleaver in 2001's Bridget Jones's Diary and the 2004 sequel, The Edge of Reason. However, he opted out of the third film, 2016's Bridget Jones's Baby, and Daniel was seemingly killed off, but a teaser at the end revealed he had survived a plane crash, allowing Grant to return. When asked why he signed up for Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, he told Access Hollywood, "Because it's a really good script... This one has a lot of heart as well as being very funny.
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Volkswagen revamps its approach in China in bid to overtake upstart EV makers
As auto giant Volkswagen AG races to catch up with upstart Chinese competitors, it has drivers like 26-year-old Ren Yiling in mind. The digital features of her Zeekr 001, a European-designed electric car from China's Geely Holding Group, appeal to her. “I once sung karaoke in the car when travelling a long way with my family,” she said.
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Lloyds profits fall as competition for mortgages heats up
Pre-tax profits drop to £1.6bn between January and March, down from £2.3bn last year
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Former Labour minister and crossbench peer Frank Field dies aged 81
Lord Field of Birkenhead died in a London care home on Tuesday night following a period of illness.
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Does the UK still sell arms to Israel? High Court case to challenge supply of weapons
Human rights groups want the UK to stop arming Israel over fears of violations of humanitarian law
- Associated Press
London police contain 2 horses that were on the loose in the city. It's still a mystery as to why
London police have contained two horses that were seen running around loose without riders in the heart of the U.K. capital on Wednesday morning. City of London police said officers were waiting for a horse box from the British Army to collect the animals and take them to a veterinarian. Police officers contained the horses about 4 miles (6 kilometers) east of central London, near Limehouse.
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I tried out Simba's Orion bed frame — find out more about how it looks and feels with my honest review.
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Some of the five migrants killed in Channel crossing may have been crushed to death
Several of the victims may have suffocated while being crushed inside the boat
- The Guardian
Head-to-head stats highlight why Test cricket is greatest sporting format
Every match comprises hundreds of contests between batter and bowler. If statistics are your thing, it’s mesmerising
- BBC
Congress clears $95bn aid package for Ukraine and Israel
President Biden is expected to sign the package, which includes a potential TikTok ban, into law.
- Investor's Business Daily
Dow Jones Futures: Tesla Surges On 'Affordable' EV Plans; Meta Earnings Loom
A rally attempt is underway. Tesla revved higher on plans for "affordable" EVs. Meta and ServiceNow earnings loom tonight.
- BBC
Food waste depot to open despite vermin fears
Residents said they are concerned vermin, odour and noise could blight the area.
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Where are the cicadas? Use this interactive map to find Brood XIX, Brood XIII in 2024
Trillions of cicadas in Broods XIX and XIII are expected to emerge in over a dozen states in the coming weeks. Here's where you can find them.
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France in new push to shrink red tape burden
The French government will make a new push to slash red tape with a bill presented on Wednesday that aims to make everything from opening new factories to reading a payslip easier. Red tape is a major gripe for French business leaders and the bill comes as the far right actively courts them ahead of European Parliament elections in June, in which polls show their party ahead of the government's party by a wide margin. A 2023 Senate report estimated that France's administrative burden costs the euro zone's second-biggest economy 84 billion euros ($89.8 billion) a year, or 3% of output.
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Inflation surge has put off rate cuts, hurt stocks. Will it still slow in 2024?
Some economists say inflation will soon resume its slowdown after flaring recently, letting the Fed cut rates. Others say it will stay high longer.
- Variety
‘One Piece,’ ‘My Hero Academia,’ ‘Chhota Bheem,’ ‘Jai Jagannath’ in the Mix as Warner Bros. Discovery South Asia Unveils Kids Summer Slate and Strategy (EXCLUSIVE)
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) South Asia has a sizzling summer slate lined up in the kids space including a mix of anime and homegrown IP. Launching on the Indian animation-focused Pogo channel in May is new Indian IP “Jay Jagannath.” The series portrays the friendship between the Hindu God Lord Jagannath, who has taken the …
- Elle
Anne Hathaway Recalls 'Gross' Chemistry Tests Where She Had To Kiss 10 Men
In a new interview, Anne Hathaway opened up about the old process for chemistry tests, in which she was required to kiss multiple men auditioning for a film.
- Reuters
UPDATE 1-Italy fines Amazon 10 mln euros for alleged unfair commercial practices
Italy's antitrust authority has fined two subsidiaries of Amazon a total of 10 million euros ($10.7 million) for alleged unfair commercial practices, the regulator said on Wednesday, a decision the U.S. e-commerce giant said it would appeal. Amazon "significantly restricted consumers' freedom of choice" by automatically pre-setting a 'Subscribe and Save' option on its website for a wide selection of products, the watchdog said. "The pre-ticking of recurring purchase induces one to periodically buy a product - even without the effective need - thus limiting one's freedom of choice," the authority said in a statement.