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EuroMillions jackpot: what we know about how winning the lottery changes your life
Most of us have dreamt about winning big in the lottery – I know I have. This dream came true for a French ticket-holder, who won the record £184 million EuroMillions jackpot. A sudden income of £184 million would no doubt be life-changing. But what do we actually know aboutContinue Reading
Tyson Fury and Conor McGregor compared as Gypsy King lives modestly in Morecambe and UFC legend splashes cash
TYSON FURY and Conor McGregor have made a packet from fighting. Yet, the Gypsy King and Notorious, both 33, have spent their money very differently. 24 Tyson Fury’s lifestyle outside of the sport is less glam than you thinkCredit: The Sun 24 UFC star Conor McGregor loves the finer thingsContinue Reading
‘Tiger’ to pounce and land the money, ‘Zoom!’
Resilience, an unlucky nap when beaten a head and a neck by Thunder Queen and Janaat over six furlongs of Wolverhampton tapeta last week, returns to course and distance for division one of an eleven-runner Novice Stakes this afternoon when veteran jockey John Egan is replaced by Callum Shepherd onContinue Reading
Football news LIVE: All the latest updates from around Europe’s top clubs
NEV: ‘RESILIENT’ CHELSEA CAN PIP KOP AND CITY Gary Neville believes Chelsea have a ‘great shout’ of winning the Premier League title as he hailed the club’s dogged resilience. The Blues moved back to the top of the table yesterday after winning 1-0 away at Brentford having survived a second half onslaughtContinue Reading
Coronavirus emergency powers: parliament must not waste its third and final chance to review them
The House of Commons is about to review the government’s flagship Coronavirus Act 2020 for the third, and likely the last, time. The sweeping 350+ page act was introduced with a mere 13 hours of debate in March 2020. It introduced extensive powers, from significant changes to court proceedings, toContinue Reading
Covid: ‘Time to hit reset button’ as hospitalisations near 500 mark
The chief of the health service has said it is “time for us all to hit the reset button” as Covid hospitalisations in Ireland near the 500-patient mark. There are 482 patients hospitalised with the disease as of Monday morning, with 74 people in intensive care. 76 new patients admittedContinue Reading
More accurate way to predict who will develop Alzheimer’s disease – new study
Orawan Pattarawimonchai/Shutterstock Beta-amyloid and tau are two proteins that serve useful functions in the brain, but in Alzheimer’s disease – the most common form of dementia – they go rogue and destroy brain cells (neurons). This happens when beta-amyloid forms clumps on the outside of neurons and tau forms tanglesContinue Reading
Breast milk can contain COVID antibodies – good news for babies
Irina Polonina/Shutterstock Although babies and young children are at lower risk of getting very sick with COVID-19 compared to older adults, a small proportion of babies will require hospital care. There has been immense interest among scientists, health-care workers and new mothers especially in understanding whether potentially protective antibodies againstContinue Reading
Elon Musk flew to Berlin to woo the locals. He failed
Tesla opened the doors to its European gigafactory for the first time this month, but local people are still unimpressedContinue Reading
Love and Other Acts of Violence at the Donmar Warehouse review: Gripping but shambolic
Review at a glance T here are three different plays struggling to get out of Cordelia Lynn’s somewhat bewildering 90-minute script titled Love and Other Acts of Violence: a dysfunctional love story, a portrait of political dystopia and a flashback to a pogrom. All together, it’s meant as a warningContinue Reading