The FTSE 100 closed down slightly today. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are HSBC, Whitbread, Metro Bank, St. James’s Place and Hargreaves Lansdown. Read the Tuesday 30 April Business Live blog below.
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A woman with a rare genetic disease that affects 0.03 percent of people in the world has developed a tumor so large it feels like a ‘back pack on your neck’.
Alexandra, 30, from Goppingen, Germany, says the mass – which is benign – is so large it encompasses 20 percent of her body weight and is nearly half her height.
The growth has expanded gradually over the past two decades, beginning in elementary school as a ‘hazelnut-sized’ bump on
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce found love in 2023 and their relationship will only grow stronger in the new year, according to a pop culture astrologer.
The singer and the NFL star, who were first publicly linked in September, were among the year’s most unexpected celebrity couples. However, astrology expert Kyle Thomas told Fox News Digital that he foresees Swift and Kelce’s new romance will continue to heat up over the next few months, with potential relationship milestones for the
Michael Ramirez sagte gegenüber NR, dass er zwar den Meinungsredakteur David Shipley respektiere, es aber besorgniserregend sei, dass eine Gruppe „intellektuell träger“ Mitarbeiter eine solche Macht habe.
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The Kremlin has spoken out about US airstrikes on two Iranian-controlled sites in eastern Syria saying it would further stoke rising tensions in the Middle East.
The Pentagon deployed a pair of F-16 fighter jets overnight to attack a weapons storage facility and an ammunition plant near Abu Kamal – both of which were allegedly run by Iran‘s Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The strikes were not connected to the Israel-Hamas war, the Pentagon said, but they came just hours
Wenn Sie zu den Frauen gehören, die beim Ausgehen kein Make-up tragen, ist diese Social-Media-Nutzerin genau das Richtige für Sie. Hier ist ihre kontroverse Meinung …
Die Leute werden nicht aufhören, die Körper von Frauen zu überwachen, und das ist anstrengend.
Sogar Hupen hatte die ungemilderte Frechheit, es zu verbieten „unnatürliche“ Haarfarben vom Arbeitsplatz. Und an diesem Punkt scheint es, als könnten die Mädchen
Scientists have successfully grown kidneys made of mostly human cells inside pig embryos — taking researchers yet another step down the long road toward generating viable human organs for transplant.
The results, reported September 7 in Cell Stem Cell, mark the first time a solid humanized organ, one with both human and animal cells, has been grown inside another species.
“This is a considerable progress in human-animal chimerism,” says Tao Tan, a cell biologist at the Kunming University of
Calls have grown to throw the England squad a heroes’ parade and give players gongs for reaching the first ever Women’s World Cup final.
The team’s manager Sarina Wiegman told the team they can be ‘proud’ of their historic achievement after they lost 1-0 to Spain today.
Crying players were consoled on the pitch in Australia after suffering the agonising defeat, having inspired millions of fans to tune in up and down the country.
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You’ve blamed sleeping on your head funny, the heat, the humidity, and your new shampoo — but bad hair days all come down to our genes, according to a new study.
The flow and shape that your hair takes are dictated by ‘whorls,’ a patch growing in a circular pattern typically near the crown of your head. And scientists have now discovered four genetic variants that alter the whorls’ direction and appearance.
The whorl’s point is dictated by the orientation
A growing army of MPs, Peers, medics, charities and business leaders are backing our fight to end the death and disability caused by osteoporosis.
Since its launch in June, the Sunday Express Better Bones campaign has triggered an overwhelming response, with 236 politicians joining forces with us to demand action. And 791 medics have signed an open letter calling for change.
This week the Federation of Small Businesses also pledged its support, saying preventative measures against the “silent bone disease”
