40 h. ago 'I was left unconscious and bloody after my Lime bike halted mid

'I was left unconscious and bloody after my Lime bike halted mid-ride'  MyLondon

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3 d. ago Revealed: 'Green king' Sadiq Khan has clocked up 100,000 air miles since becoming London mayor

Full extent of London mayor’s foreign travel catalogued for first time since he was elected to City Hall in 2016

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3 d. ago Plane stupid? 'Green' Sadiq Khan clocks up over 100,000 air miles on mayoral duties

Plane stupid? 'Green' Sadiq Khan clocks up over 100,000 air miles on mayoral duties  London Evening Standard

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3 d. ago Social media food trend sees diners flock to eateries 100 miles away

The rise of social media has led to the creation of a new food trend

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3 d. ago From a few to more than 350, children and parents ride together to school as a 'bike bus'

In the New Jersey township of Montclair, a group bicycle ride to school has become a weekly community ritual

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3 d. ago Foodies travel 100 miles to visit viral hotspots as top 20 trending named

The top 20 trending food spots in the UK have been named, but how many do you recognise?

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6 d. ago Easy mountain bike trail where you’ll spot a spooky castle, wildlife and a historic abbey

I love a great bike ride, even in the chilly winter months, when you can wrap up, hit the trails, and enjoy a hot chocolate

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9 d. ago Antiques Roadshow expert fights back tears as guests reveal their late dad's dying wish

The recent episode of the BBC One series, which sees everyday people bring items from the past for valuation from a series of experts, saw Raj Bisram take a closer look at some very special diving gear.

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1 week ago Ministers can raise taxes if they come out fighting. But no one in this cowardly Labour government seems able | Aditya Chakrabortty

Ahead of the budget, Rachel Reeves should be out making her arguments. Instead, there is silence – and a huge opportunity for Labour’s opponentsScroll back three years. The person sitting opposite me is yet to take their place at the top of Keir Starmer’s government. Instead, they are a star of the Labour opposition, for whom power advances or recedes with every poll and front page. They have just done a spot of electoral marketing, a photo op at a supermarket 100 or so miles from Westminster, and what they’ve brought home is the politics of the staff.“They’d all voted for Boris.”Aditya Chakrabortty is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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1 week ago A pregnant mother in labour and wandering Inverness streets at night sums up the SNP's NHS

Women at the start of labour in Inverness’s Raigmore Hospital can be told to go home and wait, but if they live 100 miles away there may be few good options

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1 week ago Walk 100 miles in November to support good mental health for all

The Mental Health Foundation is inviting people to embrace the crisp air, get outside, and walk.

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1 week ago Stanley's tumbler that 'keeps drinks cold for 12 hours' discounted on Amazon

'This is the cup of champions'

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1 week ago Welsh veteran's unusual cycling gear and special bike sees him ride 100 miles in 12 hours for amazing reason

Tim Bishop has been completing this challenge for five years to raise money for charity

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2 w. ago The Guardian view on the cloud crash: an outage that showed who really runs the internet | Editorial

A failure at Amazon’s server centre paralysed global services for 15 hours. It was not just a glitch but a stark reminder of our digital dependency and fragilityAn outage at Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Monday disrupted apps and websites around the world, affecting more than 2,000 companies and leaving millions of users unable to access services like Snapchat, Roblox, Signal, Duolingo and even Amazon’s own operations. Removing the tech from our tech-dependent existence led to workers being sent home and exams delayed. The crash, which lasted 15 hours, underlined how deeply our digital lives depend on a small number of cloud providers – and how vulnerable many everyday systems are to a single failure.If data is the new oil, then cloud computing is the pipeline, the refinery, the tanker fleet and, increasingly, the pump too. The big three – AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud – account for 60% of global cloud computing. They own the networks and cables that move data across the worl...

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2 w. ago What lies beneath: Scientists discover a giant granite slab half the size of WALES hidden under the West Antarctic Ice Sheet

At 62 miles (100 km) wide and over four miles (seven km) thick, the massive rocky structure is roughly half the size of Wales.

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2 w. ago Best pals take on gruelling Newcastle to Stirling bike ride for youngster battling rare condition

Craig MacLachlan and friend Jack McFadyen completed the route from the Angel of the North sculpture to King's Park on Sunday - with the monies helping the family of Eireann MacFarlane from Whins of Milton.

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2 w. ago Amazon's £16 rechargeable hand warmers are a 'game changer' for staying warm in winter

The Electric Hand Warmers are now down to £15.99 in a limited-time deal on Amazon and they give you up to 20 hours of heat - perfect for staying cosy in the winter

Economics

3 w. ago Final hours for Ann Summers' 70% off sale as shoppers say 'amazing fit'

Ann Summers has slashed prices on over 200 styles of underwear, nightwear and bits for fun, but it ends soon

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3 w. ago Naked bike riders launch ‘emergency’ demonstration against federal troops

One rider called the nude ride a ‘quintessentially Portland way to protest’

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