BBC Click’s Paul Carter looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week including: Apple warns that the disruption caused by the coronavirus in China will affect the production and supply of iPhones Amazon boss Jeff Bezos pledges $10bn (£7.7bn) to help tackle climate change Two robots at Boston University are taught […]
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Dwyane Wade is about to get the highest honor the Miami Heat can bestow on a former player February 21, 2020, 8:24 AM 3 min read MIAMI — Dwyane Wade says that whenever he would hear the national anthem play before Miami home games, he would take a moment and look to the rafters. “I
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Hi. Welcome to On Politics, your guide to the day in national politics. I’m Giovanni Russonello, your morning newsletter writer taking over your afternoon edition. Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox every weekday. At Wednesday night’s Democratic presidential debate, the candidates bickered and battled over health care policy; over Michael Bloomberg’s
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The sun has risen over European Union headquarters but little light is being shed on how much closer the bloc’s 27 leaders might have moved toward resolving their standoff over a common budget for the next seven years February 21, 2020, 7:23 AM 3 min read BRUSSELS — The sun rose over European Union headquarters
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Japan’s health minister said the last cruise ship passengers who tested negative for a new virus will leave the Diamond Princess on Friday after a much-criticized quarantine of the vessel ended February 21, 2020, 7:54 AM 3 min read TOKYO — Japan’s health minister said the last cruise ship passengers who tested negative for a
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Image copyright Silver Screen Collection Image caption George Gibson’s scenic department provided the backdrops for the Wizard of Oz Scottish artist George Gibson created the movie scenery which helped define the look of legendary films including The Wizard of Oz during Hollywood’s golden age. Now his family hope he will finally get the wider recognition
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Players on the U.S. women’s national team are seeking more than $66 million in damages as part of their gender discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation. The damages were included in slew of papers filed Thursday night in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles ahead of a trial scheduled trial to start May 5.
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WASHINGTON — For nearly 50 years, Roger J. Stone Jr. taunted the political gods of fate, unleashing a torrent of dirty tricks on behalf of President Trump and his other well-connected clients and daring his adversaries to come after him, certain that the pursuit would make him richer and famous. On Thursday, history may have
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Jess is a runner in Eastbourne whose day was usually ‘shaped by anxiety’. In 2017 she experienced a summer of depression and has lived with bulimia. Today running gives her the energy she didn’t have, and she is using running to ‘change the relationship with her body’. Running Stories is a Radio 1 Newsbeat video
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The Queen Vic, and barmaid Kat Slater spraying a customer with a fire extinguisher – that is my first memory of watching EastEnders, aged just five. I’ve been hooked ever since. That was 19 years ago, and this week the BBC’s long-running soap opera celebrates its 35th birthday. Since kicking off in 1985, EastEnders has
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