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NFL on Thanksgiving: Lions v Packers updates before Cowboys v Chiefs – live

Week 13: Detroit v Green Bay from 6pm GMT, 1pm local Dallas v Kansas City starts at 9.30pm GMT, 3.30pm local Hello and happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate! I am just going to come out and say it, I am so very thankful for midweek football on at a decent hour in the UK and having the pleasure of bringing it to you, wherever you might be on this beautiful blue marble. I just hope we feast as well on the turf as lots of you will around your tables. Thanksgiving is all about tradition so our starter…

China

Putin says Russia will stop fighting when Ukraine withdraws

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow would end its Ukraine offensive if Kyiv withdrew from territory Moscow claims at its own – otherwise they would take it by force. The Russian army has been slowly but steadily grinding through eastern Ukraine in costly battles against outnumbered and outgunned Ukrainian forces. Washington has meanwhile renewed its push to end the nearly four-year war, putting forward a surprise plan that it hopes to finalise through coming talks with… Source link

Entertainment Hollywood & Global

NFL Thrives On Close Games, Parity & Expanded Metrics In Drive Toward Ratings Paydirt. Could Thanksgiving Day Be A Record-Breaker?

To borrow a football metaphor, the NFL has effectively been kicking with a “k-ball” this season, adding out-of-home and streaming viewership to its linear ratings. Even so, the league continues to split the uprights, extending its decades of dominance. Heading into a blockbuster four-game stretch over Thanksgiving and Black Friday, average viewership is up 6% […] Source link

World

Cornwall girl who died after tonsil surgery should have been readmitted, coroner says

Amber Milnes, five, who had cyclical vomiting syndrome, was not kept in hospital overnight after tonsillitis operation A five-year-old girl with a rare syndrome that caused her to vomit repeatedly should have been immediately readmitted to hospital following a tonsillitis operation when she suffered a bout of sickness, a coroner has said. The family of Amber Milnes, who had cyclical vomiting syndrome (CVS), have expressed concern that she was not kept in hospital overnight after the procedure because of her condition and say she ought to have been readmitted next morning when she began vomiting. Continue reading… Source link

Business

How Amazon turned our capitalist era of free markets into the age of technofeudalism | Yanis Varoufakis

Amazon Web Services owns the basic infrastructure for other businesses to operate online, turning even governments into its serfs. But now some people are fighting back For the past six years, every Black Friday – that made-up carnival of consumption – Amazon workers and their allies have mobilised across the world in coordinated strikes and protests. At first glance, these disputes look like the standard struggle between a giant capitalist employer and the people who keep it running. But Amazon is no ordinary corporation. It is the clearest expression of what I call technofeudalism: a new economic order in…

India Regional

Chest Infections in Winters

As the autumn leaves barely settled on the ground, I began receiving call after call for home visits: “Doctor sahib, my father is coughing badly,” “My mother cannot breathe properly,” “My child’s chest is making a whistling sound.” It feels as though the Valley is collectively gasping. This year, the cold has arrived before the body could prepare. In medical clinics, in warm kitchens, in living rooms heated by bukhāris, one thing has become clear: the elderly and young children are carrying the heaviest burden. This is the right time to pause and talk, human to human, about what…

Technology

Europe’s AI boom is leaving femtech behind

Left unchecked, Europe’s narrow focus on AI investment will come at the health of half its population. As venture capital floods disproportionately into the AI sector, women’s health innovation — the definition of essential infrastructure — is once again left fighting for scraps. In 2021, global femtech investment peaked at €1.89bn before plunging to just €1.1bn the next year, amid a tech funding apocalypse and capital making a headlong dash towards AI. Several factors contributed to this decline — broader market conditions, withering investor risk appetite, and natural sector maturation. But the surge in AI funding coinciding with a…