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Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Blue-chip stocks rise while Merlin leads FTSE 250

Shares in Madame Tussauds owner Merlin soared on Friday as it accepted a £5.9 billion takeover offer, while London's top stocks finished the week on a cautiously optimistic note.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
The 7 best deals you can get online this Friday

In anticipation of Prime Day only a few weeks away, we're already seeing price drops on some top-rated products.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Business
Iran says alternative sanctions-busting payment system with EU is operational

The European financial settlement mechanism (INSTEX), aimed at circumventing US sanctions against Iran, is working and transactions are already happening, according to Iran's JCPOA envoy. Read Full Article at RT.com

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech

Who knew this little white sponge could be so effective?

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
In pictures: Cricketers hit the deck in World Cup match as bees swarm pitch

Players and umpires at the Cricket World Cup match between Sri Lanka and South Africa were forced to hit the deck when a swarm of bees made its way on...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
The 5 best Amazon Prime Day deals you can get right now

Amazon Prime Day is more than three weeks away but you can still get great deals on Amazon Echoes, Fire TVs, nugget ice makers, and more.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
USA vs France: A guide to Video Assistant Referee review technology during the World Cup

The U.S. women take on France Friday, and the referees are getting help from video assistant referee technology to make game-changing decisions.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
Employees speak up at Wayfair, Google. Have Millennials killed being afraid of the boss?

Employees, especially millennials, feel increasingly emboldened to publicly criticize their employers. Case in point: Wayfair, Google and Amazon.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Police escort pregnant woman to hospital after pulling car over for speeding

A woman in labour got a police escort to hospital when officers stopped her husband for speeding.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
12 iPhone and Android apps to get just in time for July 4

From podcasts and recipes to global scavenger hunts and quirky roadside attractions, these iPhone and Android apps can help you kickstart summer.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech

Not sure which smart bulbs work with HomeKit? Here are our favorite choices.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Goals Soccer Centres AGM kicks off as Mike Ashley’s coup fails

Heated words were exchanged at the AGM of Goals Soccer Centres, as Mike Ashley's Sports Direct continued to put pressure on the company but failed to push directors off the...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Politics
Orwell’s 1984 no longer reads like fiction. It’s the reality of our times

70 years ago, the British writer George Orwell captured the essence of technology in its ability to shape our destinies in his seminal work, 1984. The tragedy of our times...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech

Like how do you hang things without it?

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech

Here's what your Google Home Mini can do for you.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Farming
Milk production breaks through 1bn litres

Irish milk production has broken through the 1bn litre mark as milk intake at creameries was estimated by CSO to be 1,100.3m litres in May.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
18 fun and affordable ways to wear your Pride this weekend

Pride Month 2019 is here, and you can show your love for the LGBTQ+ community (whether you're part of it or not) with these 18 fun finds.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Business
Google will lose up to 800 million users if Huawei ditches Android – Huawei CEO

If one of the world's leading smartphone makers, Huawei, turns away from Google's Android operating system (OS), the US tech giant risks losing a huge number of users, Huawei's CEO...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Tesla says car fire in China caused by failed battery module

Tesla has said a fire in one of its cars in China was caused by the failure of a single battery module and investigators found no defects in the car's...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
British family of 12 suspected of joining Islamic State in Syria ‘all dead’

A British family of 12 suspected of joining Islamic State in Syria have all died, according to a relative.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Nurse ‘shocked’ after music-themed proposal at Glastonbury

A nurse from Derby had a surprise music-themed proposal at the top of Glastonbury Hill.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
‘Disaster’ marriage of Tory donor and baroness ends after judge makes ‘curtain call’ on mansion

A rich British businessman and his wealthy Austrian ex-wife have drawn divorce court hostilities to a close - after a judge ruled on the ownership of curtains.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Business
Bitcoin bull run hits the brakes but it’s still the ‘gold standard’ of cryptos – expert to Boom Bust

The digital asset bitcoin's rise was meteoric this week, with its price hitting nearly $14,000 on Wednesday, the highest level since January 2018. It suddenly dropped more than 18 percent...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Girls around England inspired to play football by Lionesses’ success

Parents have been sharing stories of how England's success and visibility at the Women's World Cup has inspired their daughters to take up the sport.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Girls around the country inspired to play football by Lionesses’ success

Parents have been sharing stories of how England's success and visibility at the Women's World Cup has inspired their daughters to take up the sport.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
Google Maps can now warn you about how crowded buses and trains are

Google is updating its Maps app so you can see how full you local bus or train is when you're planning your commute.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Politics
Freedom or socialism? It’s a false dichotomy, Mr Pence

Mike Pence recently said that the Trump administration stood for freedom, not socialism, and it was this that made America great. In fact, the US is nowhere near as ‘free'...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Farming
Proposal for 30-day pre-movement testing for TB will impact marts ‘severely’

Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed is being called on to reject a proposal in the new EU Animal Health Law Delegated Act to impose 30-day pre-movement testing for TB on...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Lawsuit seeks to block Georgia law that bans most abortions

A new federal lawsuit filed in Atlanta is seeking to block a Georgia law that bans most abortions, saying it is unconstitutional.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Fund managers slam ‘incompetent’ Bonmarche bosses as they sell out to Philip Day

Fund managers at Cavendish have slammed the “incompetent” bosses of Bonmarche, as they sold their stake in the company amid a takeover bid from Philip Day.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Farming
Margin squeeze: How farmers were battered by weather, soaring input costs and price cuts in 2018

New figures from the CSO underline the income pressures which farmers faced in 2018 as a result of farmgate price cuts, soaring input costs and historic weather events.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Design student creates hair-raising chair from barbers’ off-cuts

A budding product designer has created a chair from barbers' off-cuts to get people thinking about what we throw away.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Farming
Farmer caught ‘tending’ to cannabis plants claims he was duped

A part-time farmer who was caught tending to almost 200 cannabis plants at a derelict farmhouse has claimed he was ‘duped' into renting the property to criminal elements.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Business
Trump says ‘very big trade deal’ with India may be coming

US President Donald Trump has hinted that Washington and New Delhi may settle their trade dispute. It comes as the two countries have already hit each other with tit-for-tat tariffs...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Uncategorized
What to expect from India’s union budget

Given the recent economic slowdown, new Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is likely to announce more accommodative tax and spending measures when she unveils the union budget for this fiscal year...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Girl (12) drowns in river as hot weather conditions continue across UK

A 12-year-old girl has drowned in a river as hot weather conditions continue across the UK.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Business
Putin calls on BRICS nations to increase use of national currencies in trade

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) to develop settlements in national currencies instead of the commonly used currencies like the US...

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Pregnant woman shot in stomach charged over death of unborn baby

An Alabama prosecutor's office has not decided whether to prosecute a woman who lost her foetus after she was shot in the stomach and was subsequently charged with manslaughter.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Breaking News
Pregnant woman shot in stomach charged in death of her foetus

An Alabama prosecutor's office has not decided whether to prosecute a woman who lost her foetus after she was shot in the stomach and was subsequently charged with manslaughter.

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Science & Tech
Angry at your employer? More workers, like Wayfair walkout protesters, are speaking up

Employees, especially millennials, feel increasingly emboldened to publicly criticize their employers. Case in point: Wayfair, Google and Amazon.