INDIANAPOLIS — Big changes are coming to the NFL scouting combine this year. There will be more eyeballs on the league’s annual gathering of top college talent but fewer assistant coaches watching those prospects run through drills that have been tailored by position and more accurately mimic what they’ll be doing in the NFL. The […]
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Theresa Villiers has said she believes misogyny is behind recent briefing to the media criticising Home Secretary Priti Patel. The former environment secretary told the Today programme: “I’m sick of spiteful briefings against women in high public office, it happens again and again.” It has been reported that Ms Patel is distrusted by intelligence chiefs
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“Kosher salt will die,” said New York gourmet grocery store owner Mark Bitterman, half-jokingly. A self-described “salt-melier,” Bitterman has been in the business of salt since 2006, when he first opened The Meadow, which carries, among other products, close to 120 types of salt. Years of devotion to his craft and a deep analysis of
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Comedian Peter Kay has announced his return to the live stage, with a Dance for Life charity show tour this spring. In late 2017, Kay cancelled all future work projects due to “unforeseen family circumstances”. He returned the year after with the finale of his BBC TV show Car Share, but has not appeared live
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Image copyright Tesco The UK’s biggest retailer, Tesco, is stocking plasters in a variety of skin tones as it tries to give a better reflection of racial diversity. It said the plasters, which come in light, medium and dark shades, would “better represent the nation”. The retailer said they were developed in response to an
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Regulators in China have promised tax cuts and other aid to help companies recover from its virus outbreak while a spike in new cases abroad raised the prospect of wider disruption to tourism and other industries By JOE McDONALD AP Business Writer February 24, 2020, 11:55 AM 4 min read BEIJING — China’s government promised
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The comments could easily have come from any middle-class town where workers have trouble making ends meet: “No pension plan, no chance of structural income over a longer period of time.” … “I will not have savings until the mortgage of my house is paid off.” … “My parents still have to help me pay
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The Conference Board issues its latest index of consumer confidence Tuesday February 24, 2020, 6:10 AM 2 min read A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week: EYE ON CONSUMERS The Conference Board issues its latest index of consumer confidence on Tuesday. Economists expect this month’s index will
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionDrone captures massive queue for masks in South Korea’s Daegu city Fears are growing that the coronavirus outbreak could reach pandemic scale as more cases emerge around the world. Most infections are in China but other nations like South Korea, Italy and Iran are battling the virus,
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Image caption Mantel has called the book “the greatest challenge of her writing life” Reviewers have hailed Hilary Mantel’s finale to her Thomas Cromwell trilogy as “magnificent” and “a masterpiece” ahead of its publication next week. The Mirror and the Light, says Allison Pearson in the Telegraph, is “an epic work of historical fiction“. “Does
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