“Our hearts go out to her family, her colleagues and the city of New York,” the mayor said. “She was working for this city. She paid the ultimate sacrifice because of that.” Lieutenant Russo-Elling spent nearly a quarter-century working a job known for considerable risk in responding to 911 calls. But she lost her life … Read more
Buying your wine from Aldi and Lidl is a bit of a badge of honour these days – an indication that you’re confident enough to recognise good value and not to worry that people might judge you. Of the two, I find Lidl more interesting for its bi-monthly “Wine Tour”, a WIGIG (when it’s gone, … Read more
Gone for centuries from England after being hunted to extinction, beavers are starting to make a comeback in the wild, but experts are warning more needs to be done. Today marks an important stage in the reintroduction of the river-dwelling rodents, as the beaver gains an official recognition as a native species in England and … Read more
What happened Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA 3.20%) stock closed the trading week in style, rising by over 3% on a bleak and bearish day for the wider market. Investors were cheered by a legal settlement the generic drugs specialist reached in a case in Georgia. So what Teva Pharmaceuticals, the company’s key subsidiary, has reached … Read more
While September lived up to its reputation as a brutal month for stocks, October tends to be a “bear-market killer”, known for its historically strong returns, especially during midterm election years. Skeptics, however, are warning investors that negative economic fundamentals could overwhelm seasonal trends as what’s traditionally the roughest period for equities comes to an end. … Read more
Psychological safety: it’s a term that can make a huge difference when it comes to teaching and learning, especially when trying to work in groups. But it’s also a term that some have never heard of. What exactly is psychological safety, and why does it matter in schools? This is partly what educators from Harvard … Read more
Whatever water we are born in is the one we must swim through. Most of us remain submerged and do what we can to simply keep swimming, but sometimes we surface. And sometimes we drown. In God’s Creatures we get to sink and soar through the waters of one Irish fishing village and its moment … Read more
Carlos Sainz and Ferrari led the way in the only practice session that really matters for Formula 1’s returning Singapore Grand Prix, while Red Bull was off the pace and lacking laps. But, as we’ll explain, the Marina Bay track’s nature negates these issues for Max Verstappen’s squad and the Dutchman himself is unconcerned. The … Read more
The message the government wanted to get out was clear. After less than a month as prime minister, Liz Truss had converted from vocal scourge of Treasury orthodoxy to an active supporter. Given the fallout in financial markets after the not-so-mini-budget, Truss and her chancellor laid on a heavily stage-managed meeting on Friday with officials … Read more
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WARSAW, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Major leaks that suddenly erupted in the Nord Stream gas pipelines that run from Russia to Europe under the Baltic Sea have generated plenty of theories but few clear answers about who or what caused the damage. Here is what we know and what has been said so far: WHO … Read more