The Pandemic Revolutionized Disease Surveillance. Now What?
Covid forced the world to develop some of the best epidemiological surveys ever done. Now they’re being cut back, even as the threat of the virus lingers.Continue Reading
2022-03-28
Oscars 2022: Winners List | Evening Standard
T he cream of Hollywood descended on the iconic Dolby Theatre on Sunday night to celebrate the 94th Annual Academy Awards. The ceremony began with last year’s Best Supporting Actor winner Daniel Kaluuya and H.E.R presenting the award for Best Supporting Actress to Ariana DeBose for West Side Story, makingContinue Reading
2022-03-28
Ukraine: PTSD may be a huge problem after the war – but thankfully science can help
The second series of the hugely popular political action thriller Jack Ryan begins with a CIA analyst teaching new recruits to stop relying on the news as a source of intel for what’s going on in war. That’s because we can never know first hand what soldiers face in conflict.Continue Reading
2022-03-27
Octopus farms raise huge animal welfare concerns – and they’re unsustainable too
Henner Damke/shutterstock When you imagine an octopus’s world, you might well see a curious creature in a complex undersea environment. Yet the reality of life for some octopuses is existence within a barren tank, inescapably surrounded by humans and other octopuses. This is the bleak world of octopus farming –Continue Reading
2022-03-27
Ronaldo is f***ing annoying, Rio Ferdinand is arrogant and Carlos Tevez was biggest disappointment, says Wayne Rooney
AS Manchester United and England’s leading goal scorer, Wayne Rooney is used to being one of football’s most popular stars – with fans and teammates alike. But while they rave about the retired pro’s skills, it seems the Derby County boss has more of a comedy take on some ofContinue Reading
2022-03-27
Ireland has second lightest Covid restrictions in world, claims Oxford report
Ireland currently has the second lightest Covid-19 restrictions in the world, according to an ongoing analysis from Oxford University. The study of 185 countries around the world ranks Ireland only behind Mongolia in terms of current restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of the virus. Just over a year agoContinue Reading
2022-03-27
Watch tennis star JJ Wolf use WRONG HAND to hit incredible winner vs Tsitsipas
TENNIS star JJ Wolf hit an incredible shot-of-the-year contender by using his WRONG HAND to produce the stunning winner. The American, 23, took on world No5 Stefanos Tsitsipas in the second round of the Miami Open. 6 JJ Wolf switched hands to make a bonkers winner against Stefanos TsitsipasCredit: TwitterContinue Reading
2022-03-27
I thought my tiredness was down to running after my two young boys in lockdown – I had no idea it was a 12cm tumour
A BRAVE single mum who felt exhausted running after her two children during lockdown was devastated to learn she had a 12cm tumour. Tianna Campbell, 24, believed her tiredness was caused by caring for her young sons, Riley and Logan, as the UK shut down in early 2020. NCJ MEDIAContinue Reading
2022-03-26
Devil’s Point petition presented to Parliament
Luke Pollard MP will present a petition to Parliament to designate Devil’s Point and Firestone Bay as an official bathing water. The Plymouth Sutton and Devonport MP has been gathering signatures for this campaign since January, which if successful, would mean that Devil’s Point and Firestone Bay receive regular waterContinue Reading
2022-03-26
Inside McGregor’s fun-packed family boat trip days after being stopped by police
CONOR McGREGOR proved once again he knows exactly how to have fun as enjoyed a belting family day out onboard one of his yachts. The UFC superstar, 33, is still taking time out of the sport to recover fully from a broken leg. 9 Cono McGregor whizzed around on aContinue Reading
2022-03-26