Blind dressage rider, Nicola Naylor, competes nationally and internationally in para and non-disabled events. But how does she do that if she can’t see? Although dressage is difficult to perfect, Naylor says one of the biggest issues for her is the simple matter of knowing whether the horse is positioned straight or not. She has […]
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Image copyright PA Media/BBC Image caption Clark-Neal will take over the show that helped make Dale Winton (right) a star Supermarket Sweep is to return to UK television, with Rylan Clark-Neal taking over from the late Dale Winton. Clark-Neal said it was “a dream come true to… host one of the most iconic series in
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When it comes to day trips, the journey can matter as much as the arrival. One or two hours on a train provides the time to get lost in a summer book, have an unhurried conversation and moon over the passing scenery as everyday anxiety ebbs away. These eight regional getaways have recently been road-tested,
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India needed to score 240 to reach a fourth Cricket World Cup final after New Zealand added 28 runs to its overnight total on the resumption of the rain-hit last-four match in Manchester on Wednesday. The Black Caps resumed under cloudy but relatively bright skies at Old Trafford on 211-5 with 3.5 overs left, and
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Many Medicare experiments Under Obamacare, a new office can test strategies for how to pay for health services, a provision meant to improve health care quality and efficiency. Many such experiments have been started by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, including programs that pay hospitals a lump sum for joint replacement care and
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Image copyright Getty Images Having too few “friendly” vaginal bacteria may increase a woman’s chance of ovarian cancer, and swabs can be used to spot this, say researchers. The team, led by University College London, hope the finding could be used to identify women at high risk of the cancer, which has no screening test.
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Michelle Obama on Tuesday paid tribute to Disney Channel star Cameron Boyce, who died over the weekend at the age of 20. The former first lady shared a photo of herself and Boyce at the 2014 White House Easter Egg Roll: I was lucky enough to share a few moments with Cameron Boyce—on set, at
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At the first hotel from Equinox, the luxury fitness brand, you might expect to find encouragement to exercise in every room. You’d be wrong. Equinox wants you to sleep. “A lot of hotels are trying to go into wellness-fitness, but we’re the only fitness company going into hotels at this scale,” Christopher Norton, chief executive
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The global push to more tightly regulate the internet and big tech firms is spreading to one of the web’s biggest and least visible corners: porn. Interested in United Kingdom? Add United Kingdom as an interest to stay up to date on the latest United Kingdom news, video, and analysis from ABC News. The British
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U.S. women’s national soccer star Alex Morgan scored the second goal against England during the FIFA Women’s World Cup semifinal Tuesday and celebrated with a move that had Twitter positively chuffed: She pantomimed sipping tea. ASSOCIATED PRESS Alex Morgan celebrates after scoring a goal against England in the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Just a half-hour
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