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Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs had a vision of an eco-friendly, tech-heavy tomorrow-land on Toronto's waterfront, but it's been drastically scaled back.

With the waters in the Pearl River continuing to rise in and around Mississippi's capital city and more rain on the way this week, the governor warned residents that it would be days before flood waters start to recede. (Feb. 17)

A round-up of the latest schools’ rugby action, by Ulster Schools’ PRO, Barney McGonigle… Following the excitement of all the Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Cup, Bowl and Trophy games which took place on Saturday 8th February, it was the turn of the teams involved in the Danske Bank Ulster Schools’ Medallion, 2nd XV and 3rd XV […]

'Thanks to the investigative work of many of you on Facebook, we were able to track down Patti's family,' says school

The former Love Island star left her followers 'shook' after sharing the sizzling underwear snap online

People have right to protest but can’t block roads, says SC on Shaheen Bagh protest

By Ambar Warrick (Reuters) - European shares hit a record high on Monday, with automobile stocks leading gains amid fresh attempts by China to limit the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus death toll nears 1,800 as more than 71,000 have now caught the deadly infection  Daily Mail

Jonty Pearce checks on his Southerly 105 ketch following the recently stormy winter weather, but discovers not all of the boats have fared as well as Aurial

By Sachin Ravikumar and Derek Francis BENGALURU (Reuters) - SoftBank-backed Oyo Hotels and Homes said on Monday losses widened more than six-fold in the year to March 2019, as the India-based

: Internet and connectivity issues in Jammu and Kashmir will be eased further in the coming months, Kewal Kumar Sharma, advisor to the Lt Governor of Jammu and Kashmir said here on Monday. "The restrictions remain to make sure that these facilities are not misused for promoting disorder. In some months from now it should be possible to ease various restrictions related to the connectivity," he said during an interaction with investors. He was part of the Road Show by the Jammu and Kashmir... Читать дальше...

The United Arab Emirates said Monday it has issued a licence for a reactor at its Barakah nuclear power plant, the first in the Arab world, hailing a "historic moment". The national nuclear regulator "has approved the issuance" of the operating licence for the first of four reactors at the plant, said Hamad al-Kaabi, the UAE representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency. "This is a historic moment for the UAE, making it the first Arab country in the region to operate a nuclear power plant," Kaabi told a press conference. Читать дальше...

The development comes as several politicians including Australian MPs have spoken against prosecuting the journalist and called for his immediate release. Senator for Tasmania Peter Stuart Whish-Wilson called on the Australian government to intervene and bring Assange back home, saying journalism is not espionage.

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Grandmasters and upstarts are reinventing the game online, becoming its most visible ambassadors and arguably its first entertainers.

Mulling over the next fish to invest in? Let’s take a cue from the ancient Egyptians and Romans, who have long loved their mullets (No, not the haircut).