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Viruses Survive Water by Hitch-Hiking on Microplastics - Scientists

Scottish researchers have found that the debilitating rotavirus can survive and remain infectious for at least 3 days in water by latching onto tiny microplastic particles.

Scientists at Stirling University found that even after extensive processes by water treatment plants, viruses can remain attached to microplastics - some of which are still able to release themselves into the wider environment.

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BBC Under Fire for Going Too Far with Woke, Gender Neutral Jargons

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Exposing the Sinister Goal of the Shadow Government of the World

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Rus­sia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 126
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As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 126th day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.
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With son’s ap­point­ment, Mukesh Am­bani sets tran­si­tion stage
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For years, Mukesh Am­bani has stud­ied how bil­lion­aire fam­i­lies passed on what they had built to the next gen­er­a­tion.
Published On 29 Jun 2022

Ecuador’s Las­so sur­vives im­peach­ment vote, halts protest talks
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Las­so has said he is open to ne­go­ti­a­tions, but not with In­dige­nous leader Iza, whom he ac­cused of self-serv­ing pol­i­tics.
Published On 29 Jun 2022

‘Who knows where I will pop up’: Ser­e­na in shock Wim­ble­don exit
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For­mer world num­ber one and hold­er of 23 Grand Slams was play­ing at Wim­ble­don af­ter a year out through in­jury.
Published On 29 Jun 2022

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Afghan of­fi­cials fled to lux­u­ry homes while mil­lions suf­fer
For­mer of­fi­cials es­caped to lux­u­ry homes in Dubai and the US while mil­lions of Afghans live in mis­ery.
Published On 29 Jun 2022

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ON THIS DAY: 29 JUNE 1835: Death of Fr. Peter O’Neill

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Archives around the world join forces to bring Ireland’s destroyed Public Record Office back to life

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What the papers say: Wednesday's front pages
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All the headlines from today's national newspapers

Defence Forces will 'step up to the plate' to assist at Dublin Airport despite misgivings
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PDFORRA's president Mark Keane said there are misgivings that members of the Defence Forces are being used as cheap labour to address Dublin Airport's staffing crisis

Government to focus on Covid booster uptake as it prepares mask legislation
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Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said the Government would look at whether mandatory mask laws would be needed later on in the year

China bashes idea of ‘Asian NATO’
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Any attempt to set up “an Asia-Pacific version of NATO” would only bring more turmoil, Beijing says

 NATO should stop looking for “imaginary enemies” in the Asia-Pacific and never be allowed to set up a version of the bloc in the region, China’s envoy to the UN has said.

“We firmly oppose certain elements clamoring for NATO’s involvement in the Asia-Pacific, or an Asia-Pacific version of NATO on the back of military alliances,” Zhang Jun said at a UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday.

The diplomat’s statement came after Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand were invited for the first time to attend the annual...

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Chinese spacecraft acquires images of entire planet of Mars
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 An uncrewed Chinese spacecraft has acquired imagery data covering all of Mars, including visuals of its south pole, after circling the planet more

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'Russian Salad' on the menu at NATO summit cafe in Madrid raises eyebrows
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As they waited for the arrival of U.S.

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If Putin was a woman, he wouldn’t have invaded Ukraine: UK PM Boris Johnson
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Asserting that the Russian war on Ukraine is a “perfect example of toxic masculinity”, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed that Vladimir Pu

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Now, honeybees go in a lockdown in Australia
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Lockdown is perhaps a too familiar word now thanks to the Covid pandemic.

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Fake cancer patient who crowdsources £45,000 ordered to pay back just £5
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A British woman who tricked well-wishers into giving her thousands of pounds by pretending to have cancer was sentenced to pay back just five pound

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Amidst Australia’s rental crisis, sleeping pods with single bed being rented for $900 a month
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Amidst the rental affordability crisis in Australia, sleeping ‘space shuttle’ pods that have just single beds are being offered for rent for a reco

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Web 3.0 Doesn’t Need Blockchain Tech to be Decentralized - Berners-Lee

The father of the world wide web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, has criticized the path his brainchild has taken, but insists it doesn’t need to base 3.0 on blockchain technology.

He claims his “Project Solid” iteration will store data in decentralized pods which users can host wherever they like and choose which apps have access, while preventing voter manipulation and companies abusing data.

“When you try to build these things on the blockchain, it just doesn’t work,” he said recently.

Who would you trust - the world’s richest man, or inventor of the web?

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