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Warning over risky electric blankets sold online

Warning over risky electric blankets sold online

Illegal electric blankets are being sold online which could cause electric shocks, a consumer group warns. Which? found some of the products being sold are made “so poorly” they could pose “a serious risk”. Separately charity Electrical Safety First says it found “highly dangerous” electrical products for sale by third party sellers online. It wants...

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The images that reveal male fears

The images that reveal male fears

Three new exhibitions explore how the femme fatale in art reflects evolving anxieties writes Cath Pound.  The figure of the femme fatale is one of the defining literary and artistic motifs of the 19th and early 20th Centuries. Artists were drawn to historical archetypes of female seduction such as Cleopatra or Lucrezia Borgia, characters from...

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Europe grew faster than the US last year

Europe grew faster than the US last year. 

Europe’s stock markets have beaten Wall Street by the biggest margin in more than three decades over recent months as its economy looks set to dodge a recession many thought inevitable just a few weeks ago. Since late September, European market benchmarks have risen by 20 percentage points more than Wall Street — the largest outperformance seen...

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The big picture the messy and magical reality of motherhood

The big picture: the messy and magical reality of motherhood

Hungarian photographer Andi Gáldi Vinkó’s playful portrait of her child, part of series on becoming a parent, combines humour and intimacy. o say the subject of Andi Gáldi Vinkó’s book is a diary of motherhood doesn’t get anywhere near to the fleshy, playful vulnerability of her pictures. Titled Sorry I Gave Birth I Disappeared But...

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Government promises robust crypto regulation

Government promises robust crypto regulation

The government has published proposals for crypto-asset regulation it hopes will “manage” the risks of the “turbulent industry”.  The sector has had a calamitous year, with assets collapsing in value by an estimated 75% from their peak of about $3 trillion in November 2021. Ministers estimate up to 10% of UK adults now own some...

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Madison Square Garden CEO doubles down on the use of facial recognition tech

Madison Square Garden CEO doubles down on the use of facial recognition tech

The chief executive of the Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corporation has doubled down on using facial recognition at its venues to bar lawyers suing the group from attending events. Speaking to Fox 5 on Thursday, MSG Executive Chairman and CEO James Dolan said Madison Square Garden is a private company and therefore entitled to determine who...

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Why indecision makes you smarter-min

Why indecision makes you smarter

In the TV series The Good Place, the character Chidi Anagonye is defined by his inability to make even the simplest of decisions – from choosing what to eat, to proclaiming love for his soulmate. The very idea of making a choice often results in a serious stomach-ache. He is stuck in continued ‘analysis paralysis’. ...

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Britain hit by biggest day of strikes in a decade as pay disputes escalate-min

Britain hit by biggest day of strikes in a decade as pay disputes escalate

As many as half a million workers are striking across Britain on Wednesday, closing schools, canceling university lectures, and bringing most of the rail network to a standstill in what unions say is the biggest single day of walkouts in more than a decade. Teachers, university staff, train drivers, and civil servants — including staff checking passports at airports — are...

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