15 h. ago Recruiter shows best way to answer one common job interview question

A recruiter has shared his insight on why so many interviewers will ask candidates one very common question during a job interview, and what they want to learn about you from your answer

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18 h. ago Daizen Maeda battles 2 Celtic team mates and Dundee star for Player of the Year prize

Maeda is the runaway favourite to lift the gong but 2 Celtic teammates and firing Dee frontman have has also made the cut

Sport

31 h. ago Alisson has already provided answer to surprise Liverpool question after title success

Alisson has again been a superb last line of defence for Liverpool en route to their Premier League title victory, and his status as the club's No.1 cannot be questioned

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37 h. ago Ange Postecoglou decisions leave Tottenham with an unwanted question to answer before Europa League showdown

Shipping five at Liverpool is awful preparation for a European semi-final

Politics

38 h. ago The 1% Club knocks out record number of players with tricky question

A record number of players were knocked out of The 1% Club by a tricky question.The popular gameshow sees players answer a series of increasingly difficult questions.

Sport

60 h. ago Drew Barrymore reveals what work she has done to her face after admitting to plastic surgery at age 17

Drew Barrymore shared her secret for aging gracefully in a question and answer session with members of The Drew Barrymore Show audience on Friday.

Politics

3 d. ago Star Wars legend George Lucas finally reveals bizarre reason why Yoda talks backwards in decades

George Lucas revealed the answer to a question Star Wars fans have had for decades. The filmmaker, 80, was celebrating the 45th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back

Events

4 d. ago Péter Erdő is a strong candidate to be the next pope – and that’s reason to be fearful | Alex Faludy

The archbishop is traditionalists’ preferred candidate for a reason: his papacy would wind back the progress made under Pope FrancisWho might be the next pope? The question is famously difficult to answer. But we can be reasonably confident that if the successful contender comes from the traditionalist camp – as opposed to the reformists – then he is likely to be Hungary’s most senior bishop, Péter Erdő.If you follow Hungarian politics then you will know of Erdő – a highly cultured man, respected for his broad learning well beyond his specialism in church law. His expertise has made him a valued consultant to Vatican bodies, while his sermons and interviews abound with historical and literary references. Yet he’s also a remote figure, lacking the common touch that defined Francis’s papacy; ascetic-looking, he’s rarely pictured smiling.Alex Faludy is a British-Hungarian freelance journalist based in Budapest, specialising in religious affairs Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Patsy Palmer addresses ‘awkward’ refusal to answer Mickey Rourke question after leaving Celebrity Big Brother

‘EastEnders’ star said her ‘silence’ on the subject of Rourke ‘says it all’

Events

5 d. ago Greg Taylor told why Celtic deal needs to get done as Daizen Maeda secret shared by teammates – Parkhead news bulletin

It is your latest news update on all things Parkhead all in one place with a former Celtic loan star on the move in Germany

Economics

6 d. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Wynne Evans declares 'truth will win' as he responds to return calls

He took part in a social media question and answer session months after he was dropped from the Strictly Come Dancing tour

Politics

6 d. ago Ruben Amorim might be forced to answer an awkward £60m question at Manchester United this week

Man United face Bournemouth this weekend ahead of their biggest game in years against Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League.

Economics

7 d. ago ‘Spiral of silence’: climate action is very popular, so why don’t people realise it?

Researchers find 89% of people around the world want more to be done, but mistakenly assume their peers do notActivate climate’s ‘silent majority’ to supercharge action, experts sayThe Guardian is joining forces with dozens of newsrooms around the world to launch the 89 Percent Project—and highlight the fact that the vast majority of the world’s population wants climate action. Read moreHow much of a $450 (£339) pot would you give to a charity that cuts carbon emissions by investing in renewable energy, and how much would you keep for yourself? That was the question posed in a recent academic experiment. The answers mattered: real money was handed out as a result to some randomly chosen participants.The average person gave away about half the money and kept the rest. But what if you had been told beforehand that the vast majority of other people think climate action is really important? Might you have given more to the charity? Continue reading...

Politics

7 d. ago Fox’s new game show makes people guess what Trump’s been up to. Somehow I can’t see the joy in that | Dave Schilling

What Did I Miss? features a smarmy host quizzing sequestered contestants on the headlines. But politics is not funny any moreThe classic television game show is one of the simplest pleasures available to the sedentary, socially maladjusted people we used to call “couch potatoes”. An average Joe is required to perform a task – ranging from answering a trivia question or spinning a large, colorful wheel to keeping a hand on a Toyota Land Cruiser for as long as possible – in exchange for the possibility of winning a cash prize (or a truck). For the viewer, there is the satisfaction of believing, perhaps falsely, that you could win the prize if you were in the contestant’s place. Maybe you identify with that contestant and actively root for their success. Or perhaps you just want to see some poor bastard shot out of a cannon, like on TBS’s dearly departed series Wipeout. Whatever your pleasure might be, it’s not an uncommon or esoteric one.We watch game shows because they are basic huma...

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8 d. ago Daizen Maeda leads Celtic slaughter job on St Johnstone and puts Rodgers on brink of another Treble – 5 talking points

It was a Sunday stroll in the sun for the Hoops are heading for another Treble after a Saints demolition job

Politics

9 d. ago Lip reader reveals the moment Charles proved himself as a 'brilliant grandfather' to Prince Louis after answering William's touching question

Charles, 76, is a grandfather of five but he has a particularly special bond with the Prince and Princess of Wales's youngest son Prince Louis, who turns seven years old this week.

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9 d. ago Daizen Maeda and a forgotten transfer as Celtic top boy sold to best teams on planet like a superstar signing

As a young player at Japanese minnows Matsumoto Yamaga, the Hoops attacker was sent on loan to Maritimo in 2019

Politics

9 d. ago ‘Don’t ask what AI can do for us, ask what it is doing to us’: are ChatGPT and co harming human intelligence?

Recent research suggests our brain power is in decline. Is offloading our cognitive work to AI driving this trend?Imagine for a moment you are a child in 1941, sitting the common entrance exam for public schools with nothing but a pencil and paper. You read the following: “Write, for no more than a quarter of an hour, about a British author.”Today, most of us wouldn’t need 15 minutes to ponder such a question. We’d get the answer instantly by turning to AI tools such as Google Gemini, ChatGPT or Siri. Offloading cognitive effort to artificial intelligence has become second nature, but with mounting evidence that human intelligence is declining, some experts fear this impulse is driving the trend. Continue reading...

Technology

1 week ago From weird elephant videos to revolutionising TV: 20 years of Youtube

Big broadcasters are launching hit series on the video-sharing platform, while its stars are winning Emmys. Insiders discuss how YouTube became the TV of tomorrowWhat’s the difference between YouTube and TV? Two decades ago, that would have been a very easy question to answer. TV was the stuff that was on – you guessed it – television, with its budgets, scripts, multiple camera angles and lights. The first video ever uploaded to YouTube, meanwhile, could never have been mistaken for it. “All right, so here we are in front of the, uh, elephants,” a pixelated young man told the camera. “The cool thing about these guys is that is that they have really, really, really long, um, trunks.” The video was uploaded on 23 April 2005 and marked the true launch of the video-sharing site.This February, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan declared: “YouTube is the new television.” He was referring to the fact that more and more people watch YouTube videos on the big screen: apparently, user...

Culture

1 week ago The Apprentice fans demand answers as they question Lord Sugar's motive over shock return during finale

The Apprentice viewers were left scratching their heads last night after fired candidate Nadia Suliaman made a surprise return for the 2025 series finale.

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