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More than half of British state school teachers say they have worked with children who were homeless or became homeless in the last three years. A new study by housing charity Shelter reveals that it is now commonplace to see children grappling with problems stemming from homelessness when they should be focused on their lessons. […]
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Tennis authorities have encountered “challenges” over the arrival dates of players in Australia ahead of the new 2021 season, the ATP Tour said on Tuesday, throwing the ATP Cup and other Australian Open lead-up events into doubt. Tennis Australia had planned for players to arrive in the southern state of Victoria by mid-December to give […]
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The number of Americans age 65 and older continues to increase as the baby boom generation ages and people are living longer. At the same time, many seniors plan to ‘age in place,’ or continue living in their current homes, despite needing more assistance as they get older. One strategy for aging in place is […]
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The Treasury has said it will announce the location of a new northern headquarters within weeks as the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, prepares to set out plans in next Wednesday’s spending review for levelling up Britain’s lopsided economy. Sunak is expected to use the mini-budget in the House of Commons to plough billions of pounds into […]
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Google has updated its Google Photos app on Android with a new option that lets users tell the search giant about the contents of their pictures. By labeling these images, Google can improve its object recognition algorithms, which in turn make Photos more useful. It’s a virtuous cycle of AI development best deployed by tech […]
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Vodafone UK has pledged to give free connectivity to 250,000 disadvantaged school children this winter – to give them internet access at home. It will allow them to access schoolwork, catch up on lost learning and continue their education if they need to isolate. The launch of the emergency package – SIMs with a 30GB […]
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Just over a decade ago, Stefanos Tsitsipas was a simple child in Greece bursting with hopes and dreams as he tried to build his tennis career. But as he embraced the seriousness of his pursuit, the obstacles became apparent. Greece does not have a tennis culture and he was offered no financial support. It was […]
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Face masks are a key tool in the fight against the coronavirus, but many people wonder if it’s safe to wear a mask for a prolonged period. Some also question whether a mask can restrict oxygen intake or cause a buildup of carbon dioxide. “As a pulmonologist, I can assure you that for most people […]
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A steep fall in tax receipts and the extra cost of government subsidies for businesses and the self-employed pushed UK government borrowing last month to its highest level for October since records began in 1993. In the latest reading of the government’s finances ahead of the chancellor’s spending review next week, the Office for National […]
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Sonos has launched a new Upgrade Program which offers discounts of up to 30 percent on new speakers if you own select older models, Android Central reports. It replaces the company’s previous Trade Up deal, which offered similar discounts, but the new program expands these to owners of slightly newer speakers like the Play:1 and […]
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