Eesha Meesh, third and fourth respectively in two races over six furlongs on Kempton polytrack last month, under Dylan Hogan, attempts extra distance on Wolverhampton tapeta tonight, ridden by recently-crowned Champion apprentice Marco Ghiani; you can bet Marco Botti’s charge will be a popular choice. On my time-handicap this FarhhContinue Reading
MANCHESTER UNITED go toe to toe with their arch rivals Liverpool in a must-win game on Sunday. And to celebrate the crunch Premier League tie, 888 Sport are allowing new customers to back Man Utd to win at 16/1 or Liverpool at 11/1 with their massive odds boost. 1 CristianoContinue Reading
Antibodies (light blue) binding to the spike proteins (dark purple) on the outside of the coronavirus. Design_Cells/Shutterstock A new treatment could soon help protect people from developing severe COVID. AstraZeneca has just released results from a phase 3 clinical trial – the final stage of testing before a drug isContinue Reading
A laboratory technician uses a pipette device to process samples to test for the novel coronavirus Covid-19, at Biogroup Laboratory’s lab in west London on January 21, 2021. JUSTIN TALLIS | AFP | Getty Images LONDON — A newly-discovered mutation of the delta variant is being investigated in the U.K.Continue Reading
Sticking garlic up your nose will not help you recover from a cold. Fizkes/Shutterstock As we return to pre-lockdown levels of social mixing, colds are starting to become all too common. A TikTok video has gone viral involving putting garlic up your nose as a cold cure, just one inContinue Reading
Glenn Carstens-Peters/Unsplash In the wake of the tragic death of the member of parliament for Southend West, David Amess, fellow MPs have been talking about how to best protect both politicians and the public from abuse and harm. This has included a strong focus on enacting laws designed to haltContinue Reading
Over the past three years, children have increasingly used their voice to protest against their governments' inaction PETER FOLEY | EPA-EFE The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has determined that a government can, in theory, be held to account for the impact its country’s carbon emissions haveContinue Reading
Hungary’s parliamentary elections in spring 2022 will give illiberal Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a chance to continue his Fidesz government for a fourth term. An unlikely opposition candidate could disrupt these plans. Orbán will face Péter Márki-Zay, mayor of the Hungarian county town of Hódmezővásárhely. Márki-Zay’s win in the oppositionContinue Reading
E llen Adams is “medium height, trim with good dress sense” and secretary of state to the President she distrusts. A reckoning with the Trump era will be worn heavily in the next 40 pages: “After the past four years of watching the country flail itself almost to death, sheContinue Reading
The horrific case of Sarah Everard raises many questions about our society – not least what her killer’s behaviour says about workplace cultures, and the role of organisations in preventing men’s violence against women. Investigations are underway over allegations that the murderer engaged in a range of sexist and abusiveContinue Reading
