Euroviews. The EU needs to make a U-turn on teenagers driving lorries
Imagine driving a car along a rural road at night with your kids asleep in the back. Conditions are a little foggy, and visibility is reduced.
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Netflix to scrap its cheapest ad-free subscription plan
Netflix has revealed it will be 'phasing out' its cheapest advert-free tier, starting with the UK and Canada. The move will see the streaming service offer just three subscription plans once its 'basic' £6.99 a month plan is scrapped.
The UK’s best hidden waterfall is only 90 minutes from Greater Manchester
You can’t beat a good waterfall; there’s something about them which is simply mesmerising and the sound of cascading water can be incredibly soothing. Now new research has revealed the best hidden waterfalls in the UK - and the top one is only a 90-minute drive from Greater Manchester.
Nikita Kucherov scores 3 goals in Tampa Bay Lightning win - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Nikita Kucherov had three goals and an assist, and the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 6-3 on Tuesday night.
Alzheimer's blood test could 'revolutionise' early diagnosis in over 50s
A blood test for Alzheimer's could be used to introduce routine testing for people over 50.
Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid drops 70 on Spurs in win - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Joel Embiid scored 70 points to surpass Wilt Chamberlain and set a new franchise record for points in a single game, leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a 133-123 victory over the San Antonio Spurs and rookie Victor Wembanyama on Monday at Wells Fargo Center.
West Virginia takes down No. 3 Kansas in upset at Morgantown - ESPN
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — RaeQuan Battle scored 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds, Patrick Suemnick added a career-high 20 points and West Virginia beat No. 3 Kansas 91-85 on Saturday.
Hey, sports fans: You spend up to 20% of every game watching gambling advertising
Anyone who watches sports is used to seeing betting ads during games, but a collaboration between CBC's Marketplace and British researchers at the University of Bristol found gambling messages fill up to 21 per cent of each broadcast, on average, based on an analysis that looked at seven games.