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Tuesday, Jul 2

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Xbox Live is DOWN: Major outage blocks thousands of players from accessing online gaming profiles

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Xbox Live has been hit by a major outage, leaving thousands unable to sign-into their profiles. Users in the US, the UK and parts of Europe, Asia and South America are having issues.

Venmo was DOWN: Digital payment app hit with outage that plagued thousands of users

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Venmo was experiencing issues, leaving thousands of users unable to make digital transactions in the app. Users in the US, the UK and parts of Europe were experiencing issues.

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Map reveals the more than 100 beaches across the US forced to close due to high levels of bacteria - as experts reveal the cause

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Bacteria responsible for a fatal heart disease and urinary tract infections has shut down over 100 beaches across America this summer - including a few of the nation's richest

I'm an expert at spotting narcissists - here are five 'dark psychology' tricks to watch out for when dating

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A relational trauma specialist revealed the five red flags you need to look out for that show a person is love bombing you. The person could use affection, gaslighting and jealousy to keep you attached.

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Chinese scientists create Frankenstein robot that has a HUMAN BRAIN

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Chinese scientists developed a human brain that can control a robot's motor functions. The pink blob is just a cosmetic representation of the brain and doesn't consist of the actual tissue.

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Bruised, bleeding, and wearing a diaper for SIX hours - the painful truth of what it's REALLY like to walk in space (and why it looks NOTHING like Sandra Bullock in Gravity)

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Cady Coleman spent 6 months on the International Space Station, and she says the experience left her covered in abrasions and missing several nails.

Tubi viewers left disappointed over 'bad' selection of shows - as free streaming service set to rival Netflix is launched in the UK

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On social media site X, one user called UK Tubi 'like the discount DVD section' of a rental store, while another said it is just 'not ready yet'.

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Incredible bionic leg is controlled by human thoughts - and makes it easier for amputees to climb up stairs

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Researchers from MIT have developed a new high-tech prosthetic controlled by human forts which allows patients to walk up to 40% faster using a more natural gait.

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What is Tubi? New streaming service launches in the UK today - here's what you need to know

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Tubi has announced today that it will be launching its free streaming service for customers in the UK here's everything you need to know about the ad-supported platform.

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Mystery of what led to extinction of large animals 50,000 years ago is SOLVED

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Scientists have long debated why woolly mammoths, giant sloths and 44 more giant, plant-eating megafauna started going extinct beginning around 50,000 years ago

Monday, Jul 1

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Shocking discovery provides evidence of ancient women going into battle alongside men - and being injured

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A new study revealed that medieval women may have fought alongside men in battle after finding evidence buried in a 12th century castle in Spain.

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Cancer-causing radium detected in US city's groundwater due to landfill teeming with nuclear waste from WWII-era atomic bomb efforts

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Toxic radium levels were detected at a landfill in St. Louis, Missouri connected to a World War II-era bomb. Radioactive waste from the atomic bomb was illegally dumped at West Lake Landfill.

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Apple to make major change to iPhone 16 camera - the first of its kind swap since 2013

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Apple leakers unearthed photos of iPhone 16 cases and iPhone 16 schematics suggesting that recent iPhone models' clunky diagonal camera systems may be a thing of the past.

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Urgent recall of 40 types of bagged spinach due to traces of deadly listeria

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Over 40 types of bagged spinach have been recalled in New York due to possible listeria contamination. All affected products were sold to stores in the Newburgh, New York, area.

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Archaeologists unearth 'significant' religious relic that depicts Moses receiving the 10 Commandments

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Archaeologists have unearthed a 1,500-year-old relic decorated with Christian motifs, including Moses receiving the 10 Commandments and the ascension of Christ after the crucifixion.

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The UK saw 'below average' temperatures in June, Met Office says - despite the late heatwave

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The average mean temperature for June was 12.9°C (55°F) - around 0.4°C below the long-term meteorological average.

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Enjoy a glass of wine? Thank the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs! Scientists say the extinction of the ancient reptiles paved the way for grapes to spread

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Without dinosaurs to trample on trees, vine plants such as grapes flourished, report scientists at the Field Museum in Chicago.

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Why are Apple products more expensive in the UK? British fans fume at having to spend an extra £700 on the new Vision Pro

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The Vision Pro headset is the latest in a long line of Apple products that costs more in the UK. Now, experts explain why British fans have to pay more.

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How Biden's EV invasion could hit a roadblock by 2035

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A surge in EV demand could put an already fragile energy grid at risk of powering down. Arizona already projected it will max out its transmission capacity before the end of the decade.

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Tour the Pillars of Creation! Incredible NASA video travels through trunks of interstellar gas and dust in a nebula 6,500 light-years away

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In this stunning animation, NASA lets the viewer wander through the trunks of the Pillars of Creation in a nebula 6,500 light years from Earth.

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Americans are ditching smartphones for 'dumb' devices that only call and text to avoid 'zombie mode'

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Dumphones have skyrocketed in popularity, as 2.8 million were sold in the US last year. People said they were in constant 'zombie mode' before making the switch, but now feel free,

Saturday, Jun 29

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Pornub reveals unusual traffic on its X-rated site during the Trump and Biden presidential debate

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Pornhub revealed the traffic to its website as the US presidential debate started until it ended about one-hour and 45 minutes later. The X-rate site found unusual viewership during the event.

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The debate over Stonehenge rages on: Experts hit back at 'seriously flawed' study claiming the landmark's 'bluestones' were transported naturally by ice from Wales - calling it 'nonsense'

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It's one of the world's most iconic historic sites, but the debate over how Stonehenge came into existence about 5,000 years ago really is far from over.

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New tool predicts Mount St Helens eruptions with 95% accuracy - as America's most dangerous volcano is recharging

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Scientists recently found that Mount St Helens is showing signs of recharging after detecting more than 300 quakes in the region. Now, a new tool can predict if and when it could happen.

Friday, Jun 28

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How to see the 'parade of planets' in the night sky that will see three planets and the moon align

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The planets are lining up across the US for the second time this month. Stargazers will need to get up before dawn to view the planets and should watch in rural areas without any light pollution.

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The US cities having the most - and least - sex. Where does yours rank?

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Indianapolis, Indiana, had the highest birth rate out of 37 major US cities, according to an analysis from financial technology firm Smart Asset. Meanwhile, Seattle had the lowest birth rate.

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Urgent warning for Fourth of July revelers as scorching heat wave set to target 12 states

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A scorching heatwave will hit 12 US states this fourth of July weekend, prompting heat advisory warnings that will last through the weekend. People are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

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'Wise' face of ancient Egypt's most powerful pharaoh moments before death is revealed

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Ancient Egypt's most powerful ruler lived to around 90 years old - and scientists have seen his face for the first time in more than 3,200 years. The team reconstructed the look using his skull.

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Apple has a 'secret plan' to revolutionize its iPhone - and the update could launch this year

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Apple is developing a revolutionary secret plan that could change future iPhone models. A new report has suggested that the tech giant is likely to launch the update with the upcoming iPhone 16.