SHANGHAI — The Chinese government on Thursday said Beijing and the Trump administration had agreed to remove some tariffs as part of any deal reached between the two sides, sending markets soaring as investors grew more optimistic that the 19-month trade war could soon be resolved. But Beijing, which has stayed fairly mum about the […]
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Image copyright Getty Images There will be a delay in some batches of nasal-spray flu vaccine being delivered to schools in England, it has been announced. Public Health England said some schools would need to reschedule plans for vaccinating children in mid-November. Affected children in at-risk groups are advised to go to their GP, where
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After devoting his first two albums to Broadway and Christmas classics, Michael Longoria is turning his attention to the silver screen. Last month, the New York actor and singer released “Like They Do in the Movies,” a 16-song collection of beloved film soundtrack songs. Featuring hits from “Top Gun,” “Pretty Woman” and “Titanic,” the album is a pleasant nostalgia
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Image copyright Getty Images Samsung has announced that Netflix will no longer be supported on some of its older smart TVs. From 1 December, the Netflix app will no longer work on some 2010 and 2011 models due to “technical limitations”. Seven older Roku streaming sticks will also no longer support Netflix from December, Roku
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LOS ANGELES — In 1957, millions of people plunked down 62 cents each to see “Old Yeller,” a simple, sentimental Disney movie about a boy and his doggone dog in post-Civil War Texas. The well-reviewed film — “a nice, trim little family picture,” as The New York Times critic Bosley Crowther called it — was
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Kareem Hunt can play again after serving his eight-game NFL suspension. The Cleveland Browns running back, who fell from one of the NFL’s rising young stars to a violent offender, will play this week against the Buffalo Bills. Hunt has been practicing for two weeks. He was officially reinstated to the roster this week and
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Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has outlined plans for a £150bn social transformation fund to be spent over five years under a Labour government. During a speech in Liverpool, he said it would deal with the “human emergency created by the Tories”. The money would be spent on upgrading or replacing public services such as schools,
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Matchbox cars, the coloring book and the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering have been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. The newest honorees debuted decades ago but occupy store shelves even today. The Class of 2019 was installed Thursday from a group of finalists that also included Care Bears, the Fisher-Price Corn
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For many people, the holidays signify a time of all things merry. The celebratory season usually offers a brief reprieve from work responsibilities, and people often travel home from long distances to spend quality time with family members. For some people, however, visiting relatives sparks more holiday blues than holiday cheer. When being around family
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Image copyright Erik Voake Image caption Jarre has been at the forefront of electronic music for five decades As French composer Jean-Michel Jarre talks about his latest project – an endless piece of music that will live on after his death – his phone emits a deafening blast of punk. “Uh-oh,” he says, reaching down
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