Are we living in a computer simulation? This physicist says his study supports the theory
What if everything we experience in the world was nothing more than an elaborate simulated reality?
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Maidstone United’s Devonte Aransibia living the dream in the FA Cup after scoring one and making one in 2-0 First Round win at Chesham United
Maidstone’s Devonte Aransibia admitted his FA Cup match-winning performance was a dream come true.
Mother of Salford woman stuck in Gaza tells of her 'living nightmare'
A Salford woman who travelled to Gaza before the war broke out has been denied passage through a border into neighbouring Egypt as her mother told of her 'living nightmare'. Zaynab Wandawi, 29, travelled to the region in October with her husband, who is British Palestinian, and his relatives for a family wedding before the Israel-Hamas war erupted.
HMRC warning to anyone waiting for £300 cost of living payment as texts sent out
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a warning as it sends out texts to people still waiting for the £300 cost of living payment. People eligible for the payment, who receive tax credits and no other DWP benefits, are due to get the payment from a week today, November 10.
Living by candlelight and queuing for leftovers - across Greater Manchester, families live a Dickensian existence
Destitution - it’s a Dickensian word. But it now applies to 3.8 million people, a million of them children, who are struggling to meet their most basic physical needs to stay warm, dry, clean and fed.
The ultimate short guide on living (and surviving) under Putin
During the Stalinist era, when millions suffered under an arbitrary, totalitarian rule, there were only two useful bits of advice one had to give to those with ties to the Soviet empire.
Nearly half a million workers to get £2,145 pay rise as Real Living Wage rate hiked
Just under half a million workers on the real Living Wage are set for a pay increase of at least £1.10 an hour.
Andrew Malkinson says he's broke, living in a tent and wants a statutory inquiry into his wrongful rape conviction
A man who spent 17 years in jail for a rape he didn't commit says an inquiry into how he was wrongfully convicted must be made statutory. Andrew Malkinson, 57, says he is now living in a tent in a campsite in Spain and expects to have to wait years for compensation.