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Flight disruption expected to continue after outages

Disruption to flights is expected to continue across the UK after massive outages hit computer systems globally on Friday. Airports have said their systems are working again but that journeys could still be affected by delays and cancellations into the weekend. A number of airports have said passengers should continue to check for potential disruption […]

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Review says puberty blocker curb has not led to suicide rise

Getty Images There is no evidence of a large rise in suicides in young patients attending a gender identity clinic in London, an independent review has found. Professor Louis Appleby was asked by Health Secretary Wes Streeting to examine the data following claims made by campaigners of a rise in suicide rates since puberty-blocking drugs […]

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One of golf’s greatest influences

2 hours ago By Javen Houston, BBC Scotland / Spòrs BBC James Braid, born 6 February, 1870, Earlsferry – died 27 November, 1950, London Venue: Royal Troon Dates: Thu 18-Sun 21 July Coverage: Live radio and text commentary on BBC Sport website, with video clips each day. Daily highlights programme on BBC Two from 20:00 BST. Click […]

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Climate body CCC says cut electricity bills to boost heat pumps

Taxes on electricity should be shifted to gas so that people feel more benefit from using green technologies like heat pumps in their homes, the government’s climate advisers say. The Climate Change Committee (CCC) says the change would mean consumers seeing clearer benefits from switching away from gas boilers, which emit CO2 and are a […]

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CySEC Chair Foresees Rigorous Regulation For Prop Trading

Please note that we are not authorised to provide any investment advice. The content on this page is for information purposes only. During the iFX EXPO 2024 gathering, Dr. George Theocharides, the Head of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), gave a speech concerning proprietary trading firms. He said Prop trading firms will be […]

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How the UK planned for the wrong pandemic

Getty Images Even as Covid hit, the government and its health officials were bullish in their confidence about their ability to cope. Dr Jenny Harries, then the deputy chief medical officer for England, hailed the UK as an “international exemplar” in its preparedness at one of the early TV press conferences. She was not the […]

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NI airports impacted by major IT outage

Northern Ireland’s largest airports have been affected by a major IT outage which is affecting industries across the world. Belfast International Airport reported longer waiting times and Belfast City Airport advised passengers to check the status of their flights due to the disruption. Flights at both airports remain operational. At Belfast International, while some flight […]

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As Sebastian Marset chased soccer dreams, investigators tracked his drugs

ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — The undercover agents ducked into a squat brick house in a residential neighborhood. The building — secretly rented by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration — was now the headquarters of what had become one of Latin America’s most important drug-trafficking investigations. It was not going well. The handful of American and Paraguayan […]

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