A review of college football statistics at midseason shows a lot of familiar names at or near the top of the charts, and a few surprises, too. Oklahoma is on track to lead the nation in offense for a third straight year. Then there’s LSU, which has ranked in the top 50 in offense only […]
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Senator Bernie Sanders and his advisers were not anxious before the first three televised primary debates, confident in his ability to champion his ideas and dubious that the debates would dramatically change how voters regarded him. But his aides know the next debate will be different: When he takes the stage on Tuesday night, two
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Hugh Jackman momentarily believed he’d received an adoring birthday message from his close friend/arch-nemesis Ryan Reynolds. Alas, he’d been trolled again. The two Marvel stars, who have a history of bickering online, called a truce earlier this year ― which lasted less than a week. Now they’re at it again, with the “Deadpool” actor creating a surprise birthday
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Image copyright Getty Images Vodafone has apologised after an error meant customers using the mobile network abroad were hit with roaming bills of up to £5,000. Customers took to Twitter, saying they were unable to use their phones and could not reach the operator. Many received alerts from Vodafone that their data had run out,
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DreamWorks Animation has made blockbusters ranging from Shrek to Kung Fu Panda and How to Train Your Dragon. As computer processing power has improved it has allowed artists to make changes in almost real-time and add a greater level of detail to their films. BBC Click finds out more. Footage courtesy of DreamWorks Animations. See
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Marcus Mariota might be out as the starting quarterback in Tennessee, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers might have to decide how many more interceptions they can afford from Jameis Winston. For the top two picks in the 2015 draft, the future might not be so bright. Mariota was pulled in the third quarter of a
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The Latest on Brexit (all times local): 9:15 a.m. Britain is getting out an ornate royal carriage and a diamond-studded crown for the State Opening of Parliament, a mix of ceremony and politics overshadowed by the looming Brexit deadline. Queen Elizabeth II is due at Parliament to deliver a speech written by the government outlining
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Image copyright Getty Images People from Western cultures are more likely to look for a partner who wants children than those in the East, a Swansea University study has found. The research found women and men in countries such as the UK and Australia were more likely to prioritise a partner who wants children. Dr
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionThe author’s latest book is set in the political turmoil of 2018 London Ahead of the release of his latest novel, novelist and former MI6 spy John le Carre talks to the BBC about our world leaders and why “human decency” must prevail. A chance meeting in
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Millions were left wondering if the apocalypse had finally come on Sunday after the game Fortnite was suddenly obliterated in an implosion and everything went dark. Some 5.5 million people watched the live event “The End” on YouTube and Twitch that was hyped by creator Epic Games. An estimated 250 million people play the last-man-standing game
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