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HS2 must be made using BRITISH steel say unions
Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week gave the green light to the £106billion project, despite criticism of cost overruns and delays. It will require an estimated two million tons of ...
(February 17 08:22) Dailymail.co.uk
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Branch of Clarks shoe shop closes in Coronavirus scare as member of staff is sent for testing
The Clarks store in Nantwich, Cheshire, was closed on Friday afternoon amid fears a staff member had the Coronavirus. Clarks said it closed due to the instructions from Public Health ...
(February 17 08:21) Dailymail.co.uk
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MTI slashes GDP forecast for 2020 amid Covid-19 outbreak, with possible full-year recession on the cards
(February 17 08:18) Today Online
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Xerox courts HP shareholders as takeover battle heats up
(February 17 08:18) TodayOnline World
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Another 70 people have been infected with coronavirus on Diamond Princess cruise ship
After two weeks stuck in their cabins on board the ship, which is docked off the Japanese port city of Yokohama, American passengers were told they could face another 14 ...
(February 17 08:17) Dailymail.co.uk
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Cavaliers Owner Dan Gilbert Returns to Work, Talks Recovery from 2019 Stroke
Eight months after suffering a stroke, Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert is working his way back to his old life...
(February 17 08:16) Bleacherreport.com
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Met Office forecasters set for 'billion pound' supercomputer
A new supercomputer is to be built by 2022 to improve the accuracy of weather forecasting.
(February 17 08:13) BBC.com
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Coronavirus: A Cameroon student on how he recovered
China-based student Kem Senoua is the first African to contract the virus - he spoke to the BBC.
(February 17 08:12) BBC.com
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Brit Awards: 10 memorable moments ahead of 40th ceremony
Starring Jarvis Cocker, Stormzy, Adele, John Prescott and current host Jack Whitehall.
(February 17 08:11) BBC.com
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French reforms: Why France is resisting Macron's push on pensions
President Macron's pension reforms reach the National Assembly - but the protests have not gone away.
(February 17 08:11) BBC.com
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Japan’s Economy, Already Wobbly, Faces Big Blow From Coronavirus
After hits from storms and a tax increase, the world’s No. 3 economy could face recession as the outbreak takes a toll on tourism.
(February 17 08:10) Nytimes.com
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Egg-freezing: What's the success rate?
The fertility expert Lord Winston warns the success rate could be as low as 1% but others say it is considerably higher.
(February 17 08:10) BBC.com
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Trevor Bauer: Playoff Proposal Criticism Has Received 'Mostly Positive' Reaction
When it comes to disapproving of MLB 's proposed playoff reformatting, Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Trevor Bauer apparently isn't alone...
(February 17 08:10) Bleacherreport.com
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Topless dairy industry protesters crashed the stage at a Bernie Sanders rally
One protester grabbed a microphone to say she was Sanders' "biggest supporter" but pleaded that he "stop pumping up the dairy industry."
(February 17 08:08) Businessinsider.sg
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Reward offered in cold-case killing of great-grandmother
A $350,000 has been offered for information which will help solve the cold-case death of grandmother Jean Harrison (pictured) who was found seriously injured on the road.
(February 17 08:08) Dailymail.co.uk
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Xerox courts HP shareholders as takeover battle heats up
U.S. printer maker Xerox Holdings Corp is hosting a dinner for HP Inc shareholders this week as it seeks investor support to overcome the personal computer maker's resistance ...
(February 17 08:07) Reuters.com Business
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Japan economy shrinks 6.3% annualised in fourth quarter, biggest fall since 2014
(February 17 08:06) TodayOnline World
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Scientists test BOUNCY pavements made from recycled tyres saying they could save THOUSANDS of lives
The new pavement surface could reduce injuries for those who lose their footing with nearly 100,000 people a year in England suffering hip fractures, often as a result of falls. ...
(February 17 08:06) Dailymail.co.uk
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Crossing the border to go to school in the US
Sixteen-year-old twins Ana Fernanda and Ana Luisa begin their journey from Mexico in the early hours.
(February 17 08:05) BBC.com
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Massive jellyfish found washed up in beaches in Far North Queensland
A dozen true jellyfish were seen sprawled across the sand in Wongaling Beach in North Queensland last week while temperatures soared to 35C and 36C.
(February 17 08:05) Dailymail.co.uk