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Monday, 31 May 2021
Kraft Heinz to invest in the UK to make tomato ketchup
The US company says the $199m plan is one of the biggest investments in UK manufacturing since Brexit.
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Rescuers question what3words' use in emergencies
Mountain Rescue in England and Wales shows the BBC dozens of wrong addresses it has been given.
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Domino’s seeks 5,000 workers as staff return to old roles
Domino’s said Brexit uncertainty and pandemic hires departing were responsible for the shortage.
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Flat owners warning over rooftop developments
Leaseholders warn about the potential dangers of adding rooftop developments on blocks of flats.
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Yemen fishermen find $1.5m of ambergris in the belly of a whale
A lucky find in the belly of a whale has changed the lives of a group of poor Yemeni fishermen.
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Covid: Horse therapy for NHS nurse is 'magical'
Intensive care sister Amanda White, who lost her nephew to the virus, says the therapy "reset" her.
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Lockdown album written by Bungay singer, 16, after cancer diagnosis
Pearll, who is now in remission, says she saw the spare time as an "opportunity" to record songs.
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Alfred Fagon: Why his 70s play about black British life still resonates today
Alfred Fagon's pioneering The Death of a Black Man still holds true as it receives a revival.
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Why electric cars will take over sooner than you think
The BBC's Justin Rowlatt explains why we are accelerating towards an electric car future.
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Then and now: Pandemic clears the air
Air pollution is one of the most damaging forms of environmental damage, yet the global Covid-19 pandemic showed us how quickly we could clear the air.
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Corrie actor Colson Smith: 'I've been trolled over my weight for 10 years'
Corrie actor Colson Smith's new show about his love of running is called Bored of Being the Fat Kid.
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The story of Spain’s ‘terrifying confidence’ – and how it conquered the world
One night of embarrassment in October 2006 convinced Spain that something had to change - sparking a momentum shift in world football.
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The dancer aged 106 who bans the word 'old'
Meet Sydney artist Eileen Kramer, who has had some of her most productive years since turning 100.
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Iran's presidential election: Four ways it matters
As Iranians prepare to go to the polls this month, here is why the vote will be closely watched.
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"My landlord wants six months' rent upfront"
Some tenants face big demands from landlords for upfront rent and there is no legal limit.
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Domino’s seeks 5,000 workers as staff return to old roles
Domino’s said Brexit uncertainty and pandemic hires departing were responsible for the shortage.
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Are businesses really tackling racial inequality?
Are businesses doing enough to tackle racial inequalities in the boardroom and workplace?
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Sunday, 30 May 2021
Metal, money, mystery: How Sanjeev Gupta built his empire
The UK helped metals tycoon Sanjeev Gupta save the country's last smelter. It was a lucrative deal.
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The Indian children orphaned by Covid-19
Officially, hundreds of children have lost both their parents. Experts say the number may be much higher.
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The Motherload: How pandemic anger almost destroyed a mums' support group
Abusive messages from angry mums during lockdown almost caused the founder of The Motherload to close it down.
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Are businesses really tackling racial inequality?
Are businesses doing enough to tackle racial inequalities in the boardroom and workplace?
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Noisy appliances: How loud is your house?
Environmental consultancy Quiet Mark is on a mission to ensure technology is seen but barely heard.
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Biosecurity warning over loosely-regulated virus labs
Governments do not have controls to stop terrorists accessing labs and posing a biological threat.
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Kyle Larson wins NASCAR Coca-Cola 600
05/30/21 7:36 PM
Kyle Larson wins NASCAR Coca-Cola 600
05/30/21 7:36 PM
Israel coalition government a threat to security, warns Netanyahu
The prime minister urges right-wing politicians not to join a proposed new unity government.
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NSA spying row: Denmark helped US gather data on European officials, says report
Denmark's secret service is accused of helping the US target politicians such as Germany's Angela Merkel.
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Hundreds more Afghans and their families to be allowed to settle in UK
Hundreds more who worked for the British military and government will be allowed to settle in the UK.
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Eviction ban end puts thousands in fear of losing their homes
Renters are twice as likely as homeowners to worry about housing costs, a charity's research suggests.
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Whiplash: New rules to crackdown on fraudulent insurance claims
The reforms will save millions of motorists £35 a year in reduced premiums, the government says.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Alternatives to Google Photos?
Ask HN: Alternatives to Google Photos?
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Whiplash: New rules to crackdown on fraudulent insurance claims
The reforms will save millions of motorists £35 a year in reduced premiums, the government says.
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Saturday, 29 May 2021
Covid-19: Concern over June unlocking amid hospital pressure
NHS hospitals in England say there must be a debate over ending restrictions as they try to cut waiting lists.
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Senior MP demands answers for leaseholders
Clive Betts asks why new guidance for leaseholders selling or remortgaging flats is not being followed.
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Senior MP demands answers for leaseholders
Clive Betts asks why new guidance for leaseholders selling or remortgaging flats is not being followed.
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Friday, 28 May 2021
Comedy of errors in Argentine TV Shakespeare mix-up
An Argentine TV presenter confuses the Immortal Bard with a British namesake who died this week.
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Watch: Passenger attacks flight attendant in US
Incidents of violence or "unruly behaviour" have been on the rise in the US, according to airlines.
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Biden budget: President sets out $6tn spending plan
The proposed budget would bring the US to spending levels not seen since World War Two.
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CCTV shows Khan before he carried out the attack
CCTV and other footage shown at the inquest shows Usman Khan before he carried out the attack.
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Emmys 2021: The binge-worthy TV shows in this year's race
Ted Lasso, The Queen’s Gambit, The Flight Attendant and I May Destroy You could all be nominated.
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Venezuela's paradise beach resort turns into violent nightmare
The region of Barlovento in northern Venezuela used to be a perfect Caribbean holiday destination.
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Tokyo 2020: Meet the armless archer aiming for gold at the Paralympics
Matt Stutzman was born without arms and always wanted to be a professional athlete.
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Week in pictures: 22 - 28 May 2021
A selection of powerful images taken around the world this week.
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After a 32-year battle for justice, what is Hillsborough's legacy?
As the collapse of the last criminal trial marks the end of a long legal road, Judith Moritz asks what the legacy of Britain’s worst sports disaster is.
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George Floyd: After a flood of donations, what next?
The Minnesota Freedom Fund received $40m in the wake of Floyd's death. What happened after?
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Tetraplegic Steven Webb is elected mayor of Truro
Steven Webb was paralysed as a teenager and 30 years later has become mayor of his home city.
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Mud reveals secrets of when humans began to change planet
Scientists have tracked 4,000 years of human influence on the planet - all from long tubes of mud.
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Is Kintyre's 'Route 66' the next road to recovery?
K66 is being promoted as a new scenic route on and around the Kintyre peninsula in Argyll.
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Champions League final: Dover Athletic face ruin in 'dog eat dog' football world
English clubs dominate Europe, but Dover Athletic face ruin at the bottom of the football pyramid.
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Thursday, 27 May 2021
Covid: Surgery waiting times could be cut with specialist hubs, say surgeons
Surgeons in England want specialist sites for non-urgent operations delayed because of the pandemic.
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Patrisse Cullors: Black Lives Matter co-founder resigns
Patrisse Cullors says her exit is nothing to do with "right-wing attacks that tried to discredit my character".
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Covid in Scotland: Decision due on Glasgow restrictions
Nicola Sturgeon is to announce whether Glasgow will remain in level three of Covid-19 restrictions.
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US 'rapidly' planning to evacuate Afghan interpreters
A top US general says their lives could be in danger as American troops prepare to leave Afghanistan.
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Barack Obama praises Marcus Rashford in Zoom meeting
Former US president gives his backing to footballer and anti-poverty campaigner Marcus Rashford.
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Covid: Small businesses' account delays are over, insist banks
Start-ups had expressed anger that some banks had stopped accepting new account applications.
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Pockit promises action over frozen customer accounts
The head of the online pre-paid card firm vows to act after some customers have their accounts frozen.
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Canary Islands: 'Taking in migrants changed my life'
A British businessman has turned his Canary Islands hotel into a home for migrants from Africa.
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Brighton artist turns coma hallucinations into graphic novel
Zara Slattery had vivid hallucinations during a medical coma while fighting a flesh-eating bug.
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The teenagers fighting India's deadly Covid crisis
Suhani and Prabhpreet are part of a team who find and verify what resources are available for families in need.
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Cicadas: The US chef cooking up the insect 'flavour bombs'
Billions of cicadas have emerged in the US and Brooklyn cook Joseph Yoon is making good use of them.
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Taiwan must choose between virus and politics
The island is desperately seeking vaccines - but must decide whether to accept China's offers of help.
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Glasgow: The city that has been locked down for nine months
People in Glasgow have been enduring some of the strictest restrictions in the country since last autumn.
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The looming battle over abortion in the US
Pro-choice groups say many restrictions have been introduced in states across the US this year.
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In Tarun Tejpal acquittal, judge questions 'appropriate' behaviour for rape victims
A judge clears Tarun Tejpal of rape, noting the alleged victim appeared to be "in a good mood" afterwards.
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Drones and live-streams: How tech is changing conservation
Around the world, animal conservation has evolved so it's not just humans monitoring wildlife.
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Wednesday, 26 May 2021
HS2 dishonest over compensation claim, says report
The rail firm failed to engage properly with a member of the public who had to sell their home, a report says.
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Iran bans cryptocurrency mining for four months after blackouts
President Hassan Rouhani says the energy-consuming activity must be halted for four months.
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Climate: World at risk of hitting temperature limit soon
It's increasingly likely that a key temperature limit will be reached in one of the next five years.
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Nexta: The journalists taking on Belarus’ regime
The BBC visits the colleagues of Roman Protesevich, the journalist arrested off the diverted Ryan Air flight.
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Passengers refused boarding amid testing confusion
Travellers with Ryanair and EasyJet were told they could not fly because they had taken the wrong PCR test.
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Gogglebox Tom and girlfriend 'trolled' for BLM support
The Black Lives Matter protests impacted relationships within families and couples in the UK.
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GP practices in England facing 'tsunami of patients'
Dr Dean Eggitt, a GP in Doncaster, opened his doors to the BBC to show the pressures facing practices.
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Flower tattoos heal self-harm scars
South Korean tattoo artist, Yeon, helps women cover up self-harm scars with images of flowers.
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Tulsa massacre: The search for victims, 100 years on
Decades after white mobs razed an affluent black neighbourhood the search for bodies goes on.
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Tokyo Olympic Games: When are they and will they go ahead?
The Tokyo Summer Olympics are due to start in July, despite a surge in Covid cases in Japan.
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The uncertain future of Britain's offices
UK firms' offices are undergoing radical shifts as firms allow staff to continue working from home.
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Mozambique Palma attack: 'I had to pay a bribe to flee'
Aid agencies have been barred from parts of Mozambique, leading to fears of a humanitarian emergency.
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'Fortress Australia': Why calls to open up borders are meeting resistance
Many Australians are loath to relax border controls despite experts warning of the harms of isolation.
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Luke Combs dissects lockdown anthem Six Feet Apart, one year later
US country star Luke Combs wrote one of the first musical responses to Covid-19. How does it hold up?
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RTHK: How authorities cracked down on Hong Kong's only public broadcaster
New changes in RTHK have signalled that its fate as an independent public service may be under threat.
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'Force companies to disclose ethnicity pay gap'
It's a year since businesses made racial diversity pledges following George Floyd’s death - so what has changed?
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CEO Secrets: 'Recruit staff early to grow your business fast'
Biotiful CEO Natasha Bowes says her firm could have grown faster "had I recruited staff earlier on".
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Tuesday, 25 May 2021
'I thought I was too old to be on TikTok'
Spencer West has garnered legions of fans sharing his perspective as a disability advocate.
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Amateur choirs 'devastated' at Covid rule change in England
Hundreds of choirs have had to cancel rehearsals after the government said singing poses a health risk.
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Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah: The land dispute in the eye of a storm
Moves to evict Palestinians in a Jerusalem district helped ignite the recent Israel-Gaza conflict.
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Letter from Africa: Why Queen of England has a throne in Nigeria
A myth among the Efik people is that one of their 19th Century kings married Queen Victoria.
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Covid: 'The horror of laying everyone off made me sick'
Company bosses and managers talk about the impact of the pandemic on their mental health.
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Covid: Dominic Cummings to be quizzed by MPs on pandemic handling
A joint committee of MPs will question the prime minister's former adviser on lessons to be learnt.
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Covid vaccine: 30 and 31-year-olds in England now invited
Rollout continues, with anyone in their 30s now able to get vaccinated in England.
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Building projects hit by lack of supplies and price rises
Industry warns people to delay home improvement due to shortage of cement, electric components, timber and steel.
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Millions cannot afford water bills, says watchdog
Overhauling water tariffs could help struggling families, the Consumer Council for Water says.
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Mast Upgrade: UK experiment could sweep aside fusion hurdle
Results from a UK experiment could help clear a hurdle to achieving commercial fusion power.
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Housing: Shelter calls for 90,000 social homes to be built
The housing charity says around a third of British adults do not have safe or secure accommodation.
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AI emotion-detection software tested on Uyghurs
A software engineer tells BBC's Panorama about installing the system in police stations in Xinjiang.
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From protests to 'patriots': Why China is crushing Hong Kong dissent
After clamping down on protests it has reformed elections - what does this mean for Hong Kong's future?
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Dominic Cummings: His views on Covid and why it matters
Boris Johnson's former chief adviser has been a critic of the government since leaving his role.
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Cummings testimony: What is herd immunity?
Herd immunity is a scientific term, so why is there a row about it?
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UK could block stock market listings on national security grounds
New rules would stop companies from listing if they posed a national security threat, the Treasury says.
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Monday, 24 May 2021
Tata Steel to continue salaries for Covid victims' families in India
The announcement came as deaths linked to the coronavirus in India passed 300,000.
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EU agrees new Belarus sanctions after plane arrest
Belarusian airlines will be banned from EU skies after a flight was diverted and a journalist held.
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UN calls for immediate release of Mali President Bah Ndaw
This comes after reports that President Bah Ndaw was held by soldiers, raising fears of another coup.
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Mouse plague deals fresh blow to Australian farmers
After drought, fires and floods, Australia is now in the grip of a devastating mouse plague.
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DR Congo's Goma volcano: Desperate search for children missing after eruption
Families were separated as people fled the lava after Saturday night's eruption of Mount Nyiragongo.
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Exams 2021: How will my grades be assessed this year?
Exams have been cancelled for the second year running due to the impact caused by coronavirus.
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Covid: Deaf campaigner calls for clear mask research
A campaigner is calling for more research into clear masks to stop people feeling isolated.
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Tech giants fight 'cloud wars' deep in the ocean
To boost their services, Google and Facebook are investing in undersea cables that span the world.
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Covid: How the pandemic is affecting your dreams
More than year into Covid-19, do people in your dreams wear masks or socially distance?
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Hinkley C: Hundreds more needed to finish nuclear power station
The new jobs will include roles in construction, welding and electrical installation roles.
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Rand Paul receives death threat package with disturbing message
05/24/21 6:28 PM
Rand Paul receives death threat package with disturbing message
05/24/21 6:28 PM
'Dangerous' home teeth-whitening kits sold online
Some may contain illegal levels of a bleaching chemical that can burn gums and cause tooth loss.
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UK tourism spending 'worth just half of pre-pandemic level'
The sector is set for a slow recovery from the pandemic, with foreign visitors still staying away.
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Covid: Councils urged to allow England Parkrun events to resume
The organisation has delayed its reopening of 5k running events until 26 June over land permissions.
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Sunday, 23 May 2021
Ryanair plane: Western powers voice outrage at plane 'hijacking'
The EU and the US consider sanctions after Belarus forced a plane carrying a journalist to land.
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Arundel Castle: £1m of 'irreplaceable' artefacts stolen
"Irreplaceable" gold rosary beads carried by Mary Queen of Scots to her death were among items taken.
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Covid: Parts of England to trial self-isolation support
People in overcrowded homes will be offered alternative accommodation in a bid to improve compliance.
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Covid in Wales: Care home visiting restrictions eased
Guidance now allows anyone to visit but care homes and councils will still make the decision.
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Former miner: Why I’m giving up my coal fire
Stan Renton and his wife Audrey, have been heating their home with coal for their entire married lives.
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The couple who met on YouTube
Australian Anitha Kannan and Ian Chalmers, from the UK, met over YouTube and bonded over social anxiety in lockdown.
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Derbyshire widow's plea for rule change on overloaded lorries
Denise Oscroft calls for change after seeing her husband Steven killed by a lump of concrete.
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Toronto lockdown: A year without indoor dining
What is the effect of one of the longest pandemic indoor-dining bans in the world?
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Why Indonesia's 'new Bali' is accused of trampling on human rights
Indonesia hopes for tourism but UN experts and locals allege land grabbing and rights violations.
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Children speak of neglect in US asylum camps
The BBC has uncovered allegations of cold temperatures, sickness, neglect, lice and filth, through a series of interviews with children and staff at US detention camps for children.
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Pollution: ‘We can smell and taste the traffic at school'
A primary school in Manchester sits on one of Europe's busiest roads where particle pollution levels exceed WHO limits.
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Bob Dylan: 80 things you may not know about him on his 80th birthday
A look back at the life and career of the influential and now-octogenarian singer-songwriter.
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George Floyd death: How do I talk to my son about race?
A year on from the death of George Floyd, BBC presenter Eddie Nestor examines his role as a father.
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Saturday, 22 May 2021
China race: Severe weather kills cross-country runners
At least 20 die as freezing rain and winds hit a cross-country race in a mountainous tourist site.
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Glastonbury live-stream delivers a rush of nostalgia in the face of failure
The concert brought back fond memories, despite technical problems disrupting the live-stream.
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Rural crime: Bodycams for farmers as they fight rural crime
Police are helping farmers in north Wales to use technology to tackle thefts and scams.
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Eurovision 2021 in pictures: The best of the ceremony
A look at some of the acts who performed on stage at this year's show in Rotterdam.
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Israel-Gaza: What Bella Hadid’s stance says about changing conversations
Social media conversations on Israel-Gaza are changing, but why are many celebrities still staying quiet?
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Italy wins Eurovision: 'Rock and roll never dies'
Italy's Måneskin have won the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 with their entry, Zitti e Buoni.
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Guatemala disappeared: Reuniting families with the remains of loved ones
Thousands are still searching for their loved ones 25 years after Guatemala's armed conflict ended.
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Postcards: Londoners' lockdown secrets revealed
Eleanor Tattersfield sent out postcards asking people to divulge their lockdown secrets.
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‘I have dementia, but I’m still here, I’m still me’
Chris Higgins was diagnosed with dementia in lockdown after his wife noticed a change in his behaviour.
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Your pictures on the theme of 'woodland walk'
A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.
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Inside Russia's Trefoil military base in the Arctic
BBC Moscow correspondent Sarah Rainsford gets rare access to the Russian military base, known as Arctic Trefoil.
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Could my mum’s toaster help me care for her?
An emerging technology allows carers to remotely monitor a vulnerable relative's energy usage.
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Jon Cruddas: Labour guru's plan to win back the working class
Veteran Labour thinker Jon Cruddas says the answer to the party's woes is staring it in the face.
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Does a $75m settlement make up for three decades in prison?
Two brothers have received a $75m payout over their wrongful 1983 murder conviction.
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How schools are turning the tide on nature deprivation
'Miss? What's a duck?' The question that convinced one school to adopt nature-friendly learning.
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Pregnancy after baby loss: 'We felt guilty for being excited'
After losing their son hours after he was born, Iona and Luke had mixed emotions about getting pregnant again.
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India coronavirus: A tribal area had oxygen while cities gasped
The poor district of Nandurbar was prepared for a deadly second wave - unlike the rest of India.
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Friday, 21 May 2021
Covid vaccine: 32 and 33-year-olds in England now invited to book
One million more people will get text messages inviting them to book the first dose of their vaccine.
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Nigerian army chief Ibrahim Attahiru killed in air crash
The incident happened as the plane was trying to land in bad weather in Kaduna state, the military says.
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Prison guards spared jail time in Epstein suicide plea deal
The two prison workers fabricated log entries to make it seem like they checked on Epstein.
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Eurovision: United Kingdom's hopes rest on James Newman
Can the Settle-born singer take home the coveted glass microphone trophy from Rotterdam?
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Behind the scenes of Glastonbury's live-stream concert
The five-hour show stars Jorja Smith, Coldplay and Haim - all playing to a deserted Worthy Farm.
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Covid: Out in Brighton on the first Friday night after rules ease
"Life is meant for living and we are living it," says one woman, as people enjoy indoor pubs and restaurants.
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Water so toxic 'it could burn your eyes'
Martin Patience gets to the source of Lebanon's water crisis.
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Amazon in pictures: Sebastião Salgado's last frontier
Photographer Sebastião Salgado captured images of the Amazon's forest, rivers, and tribes.
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Covid Vaccines: Could they be magnetic?
Videos of people sticking magnets to their arms where they claim they’ve had the Covid vaccine have gone viral. We debunk this so-called magnet challenge.
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Over 3,000 fans will attend the final of this year's Eurovision Song Contest
After being cancelled and replaced by an online 'event' last year, the competition is back on and welcoming over 3,000 fans to the live show.
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George Floyd death: How US police are trying to win back trust
A year after George Floyd's death, it's not just civilians who'll be reflecting on what happened.
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'A meme that almost made me quit my family WhatsApp group'
Some Indians are sharing dark humour memes inspired by the pandemic - and occasionally offending cousins in the diaspora.
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The 10-year-old boy who beat a chess grandmaster - but didn't want to boast
Frederick Waldhausen Gordon is just 10 years old and has already defeated a chess grandmaster.
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George Best: How Man Utd legend left for Dunstable Town
George Best was still only 28. A mercurial genius when on song for Manchester United, his next move was to Dunstable Town.
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Myanmar: The small embattled town that stood up to the army
Mindat put up tenacious resistance to the Burmese army but is now in desperate need of help.
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Timeline: Martin Bashir's actions from Diana interview to Dyson report
An inquiry into Martin Bashir’s interview with Princess Diana in 1995 concludes that he acted in a “deceitful” way.
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Out in Brighton on first Friday after rules ease
"Life is meant for living and we are living it," says one woman, as people enjoy indoor pubs and restaurants.
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Thursday, 20 May 2021
Retail sales soar in April as shops reopen
There was a big jump in clothing sales last month as shoppers returned to the High Street.
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WeWork reports loss of nearly $2.1bn ahead of stock market debut
The troubled office-sharing startup's business was hit particularly hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Windrush victims still waiting for compensation - watchdog
Campaigners have raised concerns about the low number of compensation payments to victims.
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School Strike 4 Climate: Thousands join Australia protest
Thousands of students attend rallies across the country to demand more action on climate change.
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Prince Harry says heavy drinking masked pain of mum Diana's death
Prince Harry also says he was willing to turn to drugs to cope with grief, and had panic attacks.
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Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire comes into effect
The ceasefire brings to an end 11 days of bombardment in which more than 240 people have died.
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Severely ill - and still made to quarantine in a hotel
The law says some severely ill are exempt from hotel quarantine - but they don't always get a choice.
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Covid: Australia's vaccine hesitancy worries medical experts
Medical experts are concerned that low Covid infection rates may be leading to complacency.
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Olivia Rodrigo has become 2021's biggest pop star - here's how
She seemingly arrived from nowhere, but the Drivers License singer has been preparing for this all her life.
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Wednesday, 19 May 2021
Nord Stream 2: Biden waives US sanctions on Russian pipeline
The US also waives sanctions on a Putin ally who leads the firm behind the Nord Stream 2 project.
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Republicans defy Trump to back Capitol riot probe
Thirty-five Republicans sided with Democrats in the House of Representatives to set up a commission.
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The Venezuelans fleeing to Colombia to avoid fighting
Thousands have fled intense armed clashes which involve Venezuela’s army and Colombia’s rebel groups.
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NI Covid-19 vaccine booking opens for 25-29 group
People aged from 25 to 29 years are now eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine from Thursday.
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296 people donate organs in first year of new consent law
Max and Keira's Law presumes all adults in England as potential organ donors unless they opt out.
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'Levelling up' must be more targeted, say peers
Lords warn Boris Johnson's pledge will leave deprived areas "short-changed" if not focused correctly.
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Latin jokes: How the civil service is posher than in the 1960s
A behavioural code makes it harder for working-class mandarins to reach the top, report says.
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Meet the YouTubers who stood for Mayor of London
Niko Omilana and Max Fosh are two prominent YouTubers who stood for London mayor at the election.
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Butlin's resorts back open for business
Butlin's holiday resort in Skegness, Lincolnshire, welcomed back visitors and staff this week.
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Sixteen-year-olds try to break into China's livestream market
Xiao Yu is hoping for a career in livestream selling, an industry expected to grow to a value of £200bn in 2021.
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Eurovision 2021: Covid upsets Iceland's live shows
Iceland's entrant Daði og Gagnamagnið will no longer be performing live at Eurovision.
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US v Canada: Who won the vaccine rollout?
The BBC's Ritu Prasad and Holly Honderich discuss the Covid-19 vaccine rollout in their respective countries.
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'This is NYC's rebirth' says food truck owner
Kostas Plagos is excited for the city to reopen and customers to return to his curbside eatery.
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Tuesday, 18 May 2021
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05/18/21 8:09 PM
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05/18/21 8:09 PM
Covid: Government criticised over pre-pandemic planning
Ministers failed to prepare for a threat on the scale of the pandemic, the spending watchdog says.
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Rape victims: Calls for pre-recorded evidence to be used in trials
Seeing defendants face-to-face in court causes unnecessary stress, the victims' commissioner says.
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Newspaper headlines: Holiday rules 'chaos' and PM Covid nurse quits NHS
Many front pages report on confusion surrounding the government's advice on international travel.
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George Floyd one year on: Reflections from the UK
The BBC's Adina Campbell speaks to people in Coventry about the legacy of George Floyd's death.
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Kabul attack: 'You have to be brave to send your child to school'
Mothers speak of their grief and fear after bomb blasts near a Kabul school killed at least 85 people, many of them schoolgirls.
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People pay to watch me play chess
With chess surging in popularity, a group of young, charismatic players have built huge audiences online.
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'Women are perfectionists - it can hold us back'
Anna Brailsford from Code First Girls on the personality trait she thinks holds women back at work.
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Robot artist Ai-Da self-portraits go on display
Self-portraits by Ai-Da, an artist android, go on display at the Design Museum in London.
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Covid India variant: Where is it, how does it spread and is it more infectious?
B.1.617.2 is dominant in some parts of the country - but it doesn't have to be cause for panic yet.
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India's holiest river is swollen with Covid victims
Hundreds of corpses have been found floating in the Ganges or buried in the sand of its banks.
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Under deadly attack French police demand better protection
Officers call for a tougher response to the violence they face after two were killed within a month.
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Ezinma: How Beyoncé's violinist is tearing up the classical rulebook
The musician is pushing classical music forward with her fusion of orchestral music and trap beats.
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Denmark and the Syrian refugees no longer welcome to stay
Denmark is criticised for becoming the first European country to revoke residence status for 200 people.
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Schalke's Bundesliga agony: Champions for four minutes & 38 seconds
On the final day of the Bundesliga season in May 2001, Schalke were champions for four minutes and 38 seconds. It was agony.
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Six announcements from Google I/O
Google's annual conference unveils their latest tech. Here's what we found interesting.
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CEO Secrets: 'Perfectionism can hold women back'
Code First Girls' Anna Brailsford says perfectionism can hold women back, but it can be overcome.
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Monday, 17 May 2021
Climate change: Ban all gas boilers from 2025 to reach net-zero
A ban on gas boilers from 2025 is one step to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, say energy experts.
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Just 20 firms behind more than half of single-use plastic waste - study
The study looked at approximately 1,000 factories that make the raw materials for single-use products.
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Universities keeping lectures online into autumn term
A student petition calls it "ridiculous" as some UK universities keep lectures online for next term.
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Amazon in talks to buy MGM Studios for $9bn: Reports
The deal would give the e-commerce giant's streaming service a vast library of content.
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Coronavirus: Ministers to step up vaccine take up calls amid variant fears
Matt Hancock is urging anyone who is unsure about having a Covid jab to "look at the situation in Bolton".
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Pfizer vaccine can now be stored in fridge for longer, EU drug regulator says
The European Medicines Agency ruling could help the EU's Covid vaccine rollout.
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Israel-Gaza violence: Joe Biden calls for ceasefire
The US president spoke with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu as violence continues.
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Biden's tax return shows steep fall in income
The filing shows he and his wife earned $607,336 last year, compared with $985,223 a year earlier.
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Long Covid pay decision for key workers could take a year
There is increasing concern about financial support if people can't return to work.
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Porn blocker 'missing' from Online Safety Bill prompts concern
Campaigners are "astonished" that a promised age check for porn is not in the Online Safety Bill.
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Green light for 'net zero' equivalent for nature
The government is expected to announce a legally-binding target for 2030 to halt nature loss.
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Sunday, 16 May 2021
New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: I think I hate the software development industry? Am I crazy?
Ask HN: I think I hate the software development industry? Am I crazy?
62 by goodbyeworld37 | 36 comments on Hacker News.
I can’t stand software development. I hate the work, hate the people, the culture, etc. The idea of continuing this until for many more decades is sickening. Additionally I’ve pigeonholed myself into an area of the industry that’s is particularly draining (though not for the reasons you may thing). Money is not a huge concern to me, but if I’m going to have to do something I hate 8+ hours a day, I would at least to prefer to be making enough money to distract me from it. I’m not anywhere near there at the moment. I’ve considered maybe just doing the leetcode circus and trying to land mind numbing FAANG job so I can at least have the luxury of otherwise unheard of money. But it’s not ideal and I’m not sure I’d be cut out for it. I’ve never been a particularly good software developer compared to many of the people I’ve interacted with. I’d gladly accept less money (within reason) to work on something that excites me, but that’s about the least likely scenario, between the narrow and poorly definable category of what I would find enticing and the basically impossible to obtain requirements on the fee jobs I do see. I’ve considered going back to school, to try something else, and was actually very close, in fact I nearly registered for classes. But I can’t afford it: not the monetary cost, not the time cost. If I could magically pull tens of thousands of dollars out of my ass tomorrow maybe, or if I wouldn’t be well into my 30s by the time I finished, it would be a different situation. Even then it’s unheard to go from software to anything I’d be interested in.
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I can’t stand software development. I hate the work, hate the people, the culture, etc. The idea of continuing this until for many more decades is sickening. Additionally I’ve pigeonholed myself into an area of the industry that’s is particularly draining (though not for the reasons you may thing). Money is not a huge concern to me, but if I’m going to have to do something I hate 8+ hours a day, I would at least to prefer to be making enough money to distract me from it. I’m not anywhere near there at the moment. I’ve considered maybe just doing the leetcode circus and trying to land mind numbing FAANG job so I can at least have the luxury of otherwise unheard of money. But it’s not ideal and I’m not sure I’d be cut out for it. I’ve never been a particularly good software developer compared to many of the people I’ve interacted with. I’d gladly accept less money (within reason) to work on something that excites me, but that’s about the least likely scenario, between the narrow and poorly definable category of what I would find enticing and the basically impossible to obtain requirements on the fee jobs I do see. I’ve considered going back to school, to try something else, and was actually very close, in fact I nearly registered for classes. But I can’t afford it: not the monetary cost, not the time cost. If I could magically pull tens of thousands of dollars out of my ass tomorrow maybe, or if I wouldn’t be well into my 30s by the time I finished, it would be a different situation. Even then it’s unheard to go from software to anything I’d be interested in.
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Leading conservatives Raisi and Larijani enter Iran presidential race
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Friday, 14 May 2021
Chile indigenous: Time to make our voices heard
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Last Debenhams stores close their doors
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China uses Uyghur forced labour to make solar panels, says report
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White House vows probe into migrant children kept on buses
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Pokémon card sales at major US retailer halted over security fears
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UK troops seize IS weapons in Mali operation
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Rough sleepers in England to get £203m funding to help them off the streets
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Experts warn extreme weather could cause 'climate trauma' pandemic
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Liz Cheney: Why her sacking by the Republican Party matters
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Eurovision 2021: From child refugee to Swedish pop star
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TikTok: How Israeli-Palestinian conflict plays out on social media
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Tokyo Olympics: Why doesn't Japan cancel the Games?
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Theatres in England get ready to reopen, but fear a Covid plot twist
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Is there a future for Alex Salmond?
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Thursday, 13 May 2021
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WCMX: The backflipping wheelchair star helping others
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Singer-songwriter Yola: From sofa hopping to Nashville
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Africa's top shots: 7-13 May 2021
A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent.
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DUP leadership: The city at the centre of the unionist universe
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How India's vaccine drive went horribly wrong
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Jeff Bezos and the secretive world of superyachts
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Face masks in labour: 'I feared I would vomit'
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'Overcoming my silence as a child led me into speech therapy'
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Building's hard problem - making concrete green
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Covid in Bolton: What's causing the spike?
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MPs urge Boris Johnson to deliver on social care reform vow
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SNP holds Airdrie and Shotts seat in by-election
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'We cannot sleep': Mothers caught in the Israel-Gaza conflict
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Jeff Bezos and the secretive world of superyachts
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Tesla will no longer accept bitcoin over climate concerns, says Musk
The initial decision made by Tesla in March to accept bitcoin caused an outcry from environmentalists.
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Tesla will no longer accept bitcoin over climate concerns, says Musk
The initial decision made by Tesla in March to accept bitcoin caused an outcry from environmentalists.
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David Cameron to face MPs over Greensill lobbying
The former prime minister will be asked about his messages to ministers on behalf of the finance firm.
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What is going on between Israel and the Palestinians?
The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at the reasons behind the increased hostilities in the region.
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HS2 high-speed rail project begins underground tunnel
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Uyghur imams targeted in China's Xinjiang crackdown
China has targeted Muslim religious leaders, according to a new report, charging many with extremism.
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Colonial Pipeline: US fuel firm resumes service after cyber-attack
Colonial Pipeline warns it could take days for delivery supply chain to return to normal.
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Covid: The race to vaccinate the world
What happens when vaccines are slow to arrive - and what it means for ending lockdowns.
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Falkland Islands: Veterans reunite after almost 40 years
Navy veteran David reaches out to other survivors of an event that killed 12 crew members.
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The plasterer redecorating domestic violence survivors' homes
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Eid: 'You can be Muslim and still enjoy playing football'
For young Muslim footballers like Omar and Rahma, it's vital that faith and football go together.
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Lampedusa: Italy's gateway to Europe struggles with migrant influx
Italy appeals for EU help as 2,000 arrivals within days fill Lampedusa's migrant camp.
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I love being a mogul: The Hollywood stars going into business
With the pandemic shutting down Hollywood over the past year, actors have been starting companies.
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St Vincent: 'Without music, I'd be dead'
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Tommy Mallet: 'I don't read emails longer than five words'
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US motorists urged not to hoard fuel after pipeline attack
Some petrol stations run out of fuel in the US southeast as the Colonial Pipeline stays down.
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India coronavirus: 'My city is under siege from Covid'
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Female football fans share experiences of abuse
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Furniture Poverty: millions living without essential items
In the UK more than two million people experience furniture povert yet it’s rarely spoken about.
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Freemasons: Young people 'on waiting lists' to join notoriously secretive society
The first report by Freemasons in 300 years shows it is popular with young people.
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Accessibility and outdoor socialising: 'I feel unwelcome in my own city'
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Ramadan is one of the most important events in the Islamic calendar, but it's been affected by lockdown.
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How Italy's healthcare staff survived the pandemic
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CEO Secrets: 'Master every aspect of your business'
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Budget: Australia tries to win back women with childcare boost
The government's new budget boosts childcare and women's health, but critics say more reform is needed.
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Violent crime falls sharply during Covid lockdown - study
Researchers gathered data on violence-related injuries from 133 NHS centres in England and Wales.
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Social media firms could face fines over harmful online content
The Online Safety Bill threatens media giants with big fines - but aims to protect political debate.
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The Brits 2021: Great show, shame about the videos
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Covid: Medic memorial statue unveiled ahead of final finish
The BBC is given a view of the first figure on the planned national emergency services memorial.
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'Talk to me': A train driver asking men to open up
A tragedy inspired Scotland's only woman freight train driver to get men talking about mental health.
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Liverpool City Council: Staff at council feared speaking out
Government inspector Max Caller says staff at Liverpool City Council felt intimidated to speak out.
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Universities could face fines over free speech breaches
Universities in England could face fines if they fail to protect free speech on campus under new legislation.
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