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Chelsea 1-0 Bournemouth (Sep 14, 2024) Game Analysis

Chelsea substitute Christopher Nkunku struck in the 86th minute to secure a 1-0 victory at Bournemouth in a game littered with a Premier League record 14 yellow cards on Saturday. Bournemouth twice struck the woodwork and Evanilson had a first-half penalty saved by Robert Sánchez. But Chelsea finished the game strongly and Nkunku, who came […]

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How many of us will end up being diagnosed?

BBC The number of people taking ADHD medication is at a record high – and the NHS is feeling the strain as it tries to diagnose and treat the condition. Since 2015, the number of patients in England prescribed drugs to treat ADHD has nearly trebled, and BBC research suggests that it would take eight […]

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Presidency and campaigns explained : NPR

George Washington crosses the Delaware River during the American Revolutionary War in 1776. Hulton Archive/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Hulton Archive/Getty Images The U.S. president may be referred to as the most powerful person in the world now, but that wasn’t what the Founding Fathers intended. In fact, when the United States was born, […]

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Man who targeted President Azali Assoumani dies in cell

The man who was arrested for attacking the Comoros president with a knife on Friday has been found dead in prison, the authorities there say. The attack took place during a funeral for a well-known religious leader and injured President Azali Assoumani’s hand. National prosecutor Ali Mohamed Djounaid said that after being arrested the attacker […]

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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns of threat to democracy

A billionaire investor who predicted the global financial crisis has warned that the US election risks tipping the world’s biggest economy into serious disorder. In a week when candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump finally faced each other in a televised debate, Ray Dalio said his biggest fear was for democracy no matter who wins […]

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Parents urged to have young children immunised

The NHS is urging parents and carers of two and three-year-olds to schedule a flu vaccine for their children ahead of an expected surge in respiratory illnesses this winter. School-age children, kids in clinical risk groups and pregnant women are among the groups also eligible to get vaccinated. The flu vaccine is given to most […]

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Butterfly thieves handed $200,000 fine in Sri Lanka

An Italian father and his son have been fined 60 million Sri Lankan rupees ($200,000; £150,000) for trying to smuggle hundreds of endemic insects – including 92 species of butterflies – out of a safari park. Rangers at Yala National Park arrested Luigi Ferrari, 68, and his 28-year-old son Mattia on 8 May this year […]

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