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Yahoo Life UKHow to protect children online as a quarter of 5-7 year olds have a phone
From disrupting their sleep to impacting their cognitive development, there are many risks associated with excessive screen time.
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GE Aerospace Surpasses Q1 Revenue Estimates and Raises Full-Year Guidance
Strong Performance in Commercial Engines & Services and Defense & Propulsion Technologies Drive Growth
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Herc Holdings Inc (HRI) Surpasses Revenue Estimates in Q1 2024, Aligns with EPS Projections
Robust Revenue Growth and Strategic Expansions Mark the Quarter
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Erling Haaland injury: Man City striker and Phil Foden miss training before Brighton trip
John Stones returns as champions look to respond in title race
- Evening Standard
Sweet new picture of Prince Louis taken by mum Kate is released on his 6th birthday
The photo of the smiling young royal was taken by his mother, the Princess of Wales, and shared via Kate and William’s X account
- BBC
Fire service issues alert after rise in wildfires
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service says wildfires have doubled over a year.
- The Telegraph
Britain will boost defence spending to 2.5pc by 2030, Sunak to announce
Rishi Sunak is set to announce that Britain will spend 2.5 per cent of GDP on defence by 2030.
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EU Parliament approves rules requiring companies to repair worn-out products
The European Parliament approved rules on Tuesday to give consumers the right to have worn-out products like washing machines and smartphones repaired by producers, to cut waste and make goods last longer. The European Union policy would oblige manufacturers to offer repairs for fridges, vacuum cleaners, televisions, washing machines and other goods that are deemed "repairable" under EU law and sold within the bloc. Consumers will gain the right to choose either a repair - or a replacement - for faulty products while the product is still under guarantee.
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Channel migrant deaths ‘underscore’ need for Rwanda plan, says Sunak
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said: ‘We want to prevent people making these very dangerous crossings.’
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UK's family visa changes branded 'incredibly stupid' as MPs demand answers
The new minimum salary requirement of £29,000 has been ‘plucked out of thin air’, MPs argue
- BBC
Dominica High Court overturns ban on same-sex relations
Activists welcomed the ruling as a "significant milestone" for LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean.
- The Telegraph
Elon Musk targets driverless Uber future after Tesla’s electric car crash
Tesla investors have spent the last few months wondering if the car maker’s chief executive has his eye on the ball.
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Scotland in 'dangerous' moment for climate goals
Head of climate watchdog tells MSPs there is a risk of a "policy vacuum" after Scotland ditched targets.
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Vertical Farm Feeds Cincinnati Zoo's Giraffes And Manatees
Vertical Farm Feeds Cincinnati Zoo's Giraffes And Manatees. Giraffes and manatees at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden are helping save the planet by consuming fresh vegetables grown on-site in an onsite ‘vertical farm’. The Zoo’s new container farming system will produce hundreds of pounds of produce each week that will be fed to animals as soon as it’s harvested. Cincinnati Zoo’s vice president of facilities and sustainability, Mark Fisher said: “This gives us a year-round, sustainable source of high-quality food that we can pick and serve immediately.” Other environmental benefits include a reduction in Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from crop cultivation, fertilizer application, and manure management associated with traditional farming. The hydroponic farming method uses nutrient-rich water instead of soil to grow plants, so fertiliser and pesticides are not necessary.
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Competitors Squawk It Out to Be European Gull Screeching Champion
People young and old gathered in De Panne, Belgium, on Sunday, April 21, for the European Championships of Gullscreeching.Footage recorded by Niel Van Herck shows the event, where competitors, often in fancy dress, did their best impressions of a screeching seagull while a full house watched on.The event, which is in its fourth year, was attended by competitors from countries including England, Sweden, and France.The title was taken by a Portuguese scientist, Belgian media reported.In the junior category, a fledgling competitor from the UK, nine-year-old Cooper Wallace, took the win with a performance that included lunging at some fries held by his little sister, Shelby.Competitors were scored on both the sound of the screech and how well they understood gull behavior, the event organizer told local media. Credit: Niel Van Herck via Storyful
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Everton search for investment to complete 777 deal
Everton are searching for third-party investment in order to push through a protracted takeover by 777 Partners.
- BBC
Chinese supermarket in Abuja shut for allegedly barring Nigerians
The consumer protection agency has summoned the owner in its investigation into racism allegations.
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UPS Sees Fifth Consecutive Quarterly Earnings Decline As Delivery Giant Keeps 2024 View Steady
UPS reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings but with revenue coming in below Wall Street predictions Tuesday. The package delivery giant also reaffirmed full-year guidance. Shares of UPS moved higher early.
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Rihanna's new skunk hairstyle has us equal parts confused and in love
Rihanna announces the release of a new Fenty Beauty foundation. For this, she sports a new hybrid brunette and blonde hair colour making for a skunk look.
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'Emery in perfect place... now it is time for him to write the next chapter'
Unai Emery is in the perfect place to thrive at Aston Villa. When he was appointed as Steven Gerrard’s successor in November 2022, Villa were 14th and three points above the Premier League relegation zone. Now, Emery is on the verge of taking the club to the next level as they edge closer to Champions League qualification and ending a 28-year trophy drought.