Sky Glass: Sky’s new 4K TVs ditch satellite dishes for Wi-Fi
British Satellite broadcaster Sky is moving away from the satellite dishes that have defined its TV service for decades. Sky Glass is launching today, an
Hundreds hold candlelit vigil for teacher Sabina Nessa in alleged killer’s hometown
Hundreds of people gathered tonight to pay tribute to teacher Sabina Nessa. Crowds came together in Eastbourne, East Sussex – where the man charged with
Brazil rally to beat Venezuela in qualifier as Raphinha enjoys dream debut
Raphinha had to wait a long time for his Brazil debut but it was worth it as the Leeds winger came off the bench to
Youthful advisers help shape a mental health program for their peers
Phebe Cox grew up in what might seem an unlikely mental health danger zone for a kid: tony Palo Alto, California, in the heart of
Myanmar central bank sees currency stabilising on new measures
Military-appointed authorities in Myanmar are making progress in addressing its currency crisis, with the kyat stabilising and efforts underway to keep prices under control, a
Snap is taking action to address fentanyl dealing on Snapchat
Snapchat has announced a series of measures it’s taking to counter drug dealing on its platform, and to educate users about the dangers of fentanyl
Christmas stockpiling begins as Aldi sells 1,500 frozen turkey crowns a day
As families scramble to avoid missing out on their favourite Christmas food, budget retailer Aldi is reportedly selling 1,500 frozen crowns a day – while
‘We need to keep control’: Manchester United give backing to Solskjær
Ole Gunnar Solskjær has received strong backing from Manchester United’s football director, with John Murtough stating the club “need to keep control” and not deviate
What’s on the menu matters in health care for diverse patients
Food is a powerful part of community and medicine. It has the potential to build connections, elicit nostalgia, spark joy, mark celebration and promote healing.
Australia resources minister floats A$250 bln coal lending facility
Australia’s resources minister has proposed setting up a government-run A$250 billion ($180 billion) lending facility for the country’s coal industry in return for supporting a