65 minutes ago How Nasa’s Artemis Accords are laying the ground for global space cooperation

Space’s agency has expanded its diplomatic reach in recent months, signing 12 of 45 signatories since JanuaryIt was a simple pledge made amid the excitement of a landmark moment in space exploration: “We go together,” Bill Nelson, the head of Nasa, promised the world as the agency prepared to launch Artemis 1, its first moon-capable rocket in more than half a century.Now, nearly two years on from that successful uncrewed mission, and as the US – despite delays – edges ever closer to placing humans on the lunar surface for the first time since 1972, the resonance of Nelson’s message has become clear. Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Alan Shearer raises alarm bells over ‘crazy’ Liverpool situation and admits ‘we’re all amazed'

Trent Alexander-Arnold's future is up in the air as he has failed to agree a new deal at Liverpool, and Alan Shearer is amazed that the Reds have allowed the situation to get this far

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3 hours ago India’s aviation safety body says ‘skies absolutely safe’ after 70 fake bomb threats disrupt air travel

Even though the threats turned out to be hoaxes and all flights landed safely, planes were still diverted to Canada and Germany

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3 hours ago Pharmacies in 'crisis' warning with not enough nurses to fulfil NHS plans

he warning comes as Wes Streeting is to launch a major consultation next week to help shape the Government's 10-year plan for the health service, inviting patients and NHS staff to contribute to the "national conversation"

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3 hours ago Liam Lawson’s answer to probing net worth question speaks volumes about him

New VCARB star Liam Lawson has been a breath of fresh air both on and off the track in F1, and his honest response to a question about his net worth is no different

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6 hours ago Rugby brain injury lawsuit stuck in legal limbo – and players are still suffering

Push and pull for public opinion between lawyers and rugby authorities rumbles on but where would we be if no one had taken action in the first place?Four years ago, just after the Guardian had first reported that a group of eight rugby union players had been diagnosed with early onset dementia and were planning legal action against the game’s governing bodies, I sat down to a three-way interview with the former Wales international Alix Popham and the forensic pathologist Bennet Omalu. It was Popham’s idea. He had just gone public with his own diagnosis and was planning to launch a charitable foundation to raise awareness about brain health. He had seen the movie about Omalu’s life, Concussion, and wanted to learn more about his story.Omalu describes himself as the man who first identif...

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6 hours ago Ninja's 'massive' 10.4L air fryer that 'makes the oven redundant' now £53 off

"Game changer. Nothing not to like. Have a practically redundant pair of ovens. Never been a fan of sausages until I cooked in the Ninja"

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11 hours ago King Charles makes large donation to launch new scheme helping Commonwealth students

The project has been developed in response to urgent economic, social and environmental development challenges affecting small island developing states - also known as Sids

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14 hours ago Labour warned nursing shortage and pharmacy closures will affect NHS turnaround

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is to launch a major consultation to help shape the Government’s 10-year-plan for the health service next week.

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