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Chile: voter apathy could hand the presidency to far-right inheritor of the Pinochet legacy
Far-right politician, José Antonio Kast, has come away from the first round of the Chilean presidential elections as the candidate with the highest percentage of votes. He will face former student protest leader Gabriel Boric in a fiercely contested run-off vote on December 19. Kast obtained 27.9% of the votesContinue Reading
Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Xhaka wants Gladbach transfer, Lacazette contract LATEST, Stoica transfer updates
GOOD MORNING GUNNERS FANS Granit Xhaka admits he would love a return to Borussia Monchengladbach once his time at Arsenal ends. The midfielder said: “I never made the move from Borussia to Arsenal for the money. It was a dream for me to play in England, “I have just extended my contract,Continue Reading
Football fans could finally be allowed to have a pint again on the terraces
THIRSTY footy fans could finally be allowed to have a pint again on the terraces under new plans unveiled today. Ministers today welcomed proposals to look at a pilot on the sale of beer at some lower league matches. 2 Football fans could be allowed to enjoy beers in theContinue Reading
Got pandemic anxiety? You might relate more to COVID memes than non-anxious people
junpinzon / Shutterstock Public health measures to combat COVID, such as lockdowns, quarantines and social distancing, have made many people anxious. In many countries, including the UK, studies found that rates of anxiety and depression rose following the onset of the pandemic. Coping with anxiety can be a challenge evenContinue Reading
Double bank holiday for St Patrick’s Day next year, Varadkar suggests
A double bank holiday around St Patrick’s Day is being considered by the Government. Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said March 17th and 18th could both be bank holidays for a four-day weekend in 2022. The extra holiday would serve as a day of remembrance and to thank frontline workers for theirContinue Reading
‘Winston’ to win the war and make it third time lucky!
Sir Winston leaped off the page and smacked me right in the eye while scrutinising division one of the Maiden Stakes over seven furlongs of Wolverhampton tapeta this afternoon; every box is ticked, all signals are in place for this superbly-named, twice-raced Roger Varian-trained Churchill colt which will be riddenContinue Reading
Richard Dawson & Circle – Henki review: A bizarrely entertaining new sound world
Now that Adele has made her comeback, the remarkable autumn 2021 succession of blockbuster albums seems to be at an end, which leaves welcome room for the stranger stuff to make itself heard. I thought a 14-year-old girl singing Nick Cave songs with The Flaming Lips was the definitive candidateContinue Reading
Conspiracy theories about the pandemic are spreading offline as well as through social media
A consistent feature of the pandemic has been the presence of a relatively small but vocal number of conspiracy theorists who resist attempts to tackle COVID-19. Their views might seem marginal and extreme but recent research suggests that we should take them seriously. Survey data shows that belief in conspiracyContinue Reading
All the Good Early Black Friday Deals You Can Get Today
WIRED approved picks from Apple, Fitbit, Samsung and more are discounted ahead of this week’s Black Friday sale.Continue Reading
Cuba: five years after Fidel Castro’s death, how fares the revolution?
h If recent events in Cuba are anything to go by, the government of Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez is facing significant challenges as the country marks five years since the death of its revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro, on November 25 2016. At least one leading dissident, journalist Guillermo Farinas, was takenContinue Reading