‘No one believed we could do it’: Mancini delights in Italy’s Euro 2020 final place
Roberto Mancini believes Italy have proved their doubters wrong by reaching the final of Euro 2020. “Almost no one believed we could do it, and
Month: July 2021
‘I know it’s weird’ – Jumbo: the film about a woman who falls in love with a funfair ride
Just imagine the pitch. “I want to make my debut film about a girl who falls in love with a funfair ride. Um, that’s it.”
Nissan may confirm this week it is building a battery plant in UK
Nissan Motor Co will confirm as soon as this week that it will build a battery gigafactory in Sunderland, northeastern England, as part of its
Another Amazon-first gadget brand has suspiciously vanished: Choetech
If you’re in the market for a new charger or cable, you might find fewer brands on Amazon than you’d expect — because at least
Beautiful English garden guarded by iron gates where every plant could kill you
A garden, lovingly dubbed ‘the world’s deadliest’ has become a tourist hotspot – but you can only visit with a guide. The Poison Garden takes
Sha’Carri Richardson left off US relay team, dashing last hope for Olympics
Banned sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson was not on the Olympic roster released Tuesday by USA Track and Field, a decision that means the American champion’s positive
Our adopted daughter has rejected us. How can we help her?
After years of trying to have a baby, my husband and I adopted a girl of early primary school age. Despite doing lots of homework,
Adidas launches new share buyback as demand booms
Adidas will launch a new share buyback programme starting July 1 worth up to 550 million euros ($653.62 million), the German sportswear company said on
Mozilla’s RegretsReporter data shows YouTube keeps recommending harmful videos
That the machine learning-driven feed of YouTube recommendations can frequently surface results of an edgy or even radicalizing bent isn’t much of a question anymore.
How the deceased were immortalised in Victorian post-mortem photographs
The Victorians certainly had a fascination with death. A deep-rooted intrigue which led to what is often referred to as a Memento Mori. From locks