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Italy v Spain, Wembley Tuesday 8pm BST Italy held firm against Belgium in the quarter-finals, winning 2-1 in Munich to reach the last four, but their victory came at a cost. Leonardo Spinazzola pulled up with an achilles injury and Read more
Hearing impairment is associated with significantly poorer physical function and faster declines in physical function among older people over time compared with those with normal hearing, according to a study published online June 25 in JAMA Network Open. Pablo Martinez-Amezcua, Read more
Budget carrier Norwegian Air (NORR.OL) showed poor judgement when it paid bonuses to top management just weeks after emerging from government-backed bankruptcy proceedings, Norway’s industry minister said on Tuesday. Having shed thousands of jobs during the pandemic and forced creditors Read more
Russian state hackers affiliated with the group Cozy Bear were reportedly behind an attack last week on Synnex, a contractor that provides IT services for the Republican National Committee (RNC), Bloomberg writes. The attack may have exposed the organization’s information. Read more
Have you ever wanted to live in a house so unique that no one else on the planet has one like it? Well for $1.5 million Australian dollars, you can. The original inventor and architect of a one-of-a-kind bubble house Read more
Most people don’t get an end named after them at a sports ground. Those that do usually have to wait until they’ve finished playing. Poor Fred Trueman was long dead before Headingley belatedly got round to honouring him with an Read more
In the 20 months after Hurricane Irma, 17 percent of households reported a need for a mental health care provider, and 37.9 percent did not receive these services, according to research published in the July 2 issue of the U.S. Read more
UniCredit is set for further senior management changes in the coming weeks as part of new CEO Andrea Orcel’s reorganisation of Italy’s second biggest bank, two people close to the matter said. In May, less than a month after taking Read more
The TikTok app “should be returning to normal” after it experienced issues on Tuesday, according to the app’s support account on Twitter. Earlier on Tuesday, I wasn’t able to log in to the app on either the web or my Read more
A mum, who faced heavy criticism for appearing to put zero percent vodka in her children’s lunch boxes, has defended herself, saying people need to get a sense of humour. The New Zealand mum took to social media, where she Read more