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2015-07-09
Business
Government invests £70m to double number of public rapid chargers
The Government confirmed last week that it will invest a total of £400m to help
Do package hols save you cash – or costa packet? We put popular trips to the test
We compare ten package holidays to worldwide destinations with prices when booking DIY. The moral
Petrol prices: British motorists face higher costs after drone attacks cripple Saudi production
By David Parsley Motorists are set to be punished at the pumps in the coming
Sports
‘My incredible season’: Asian title for Aussie Blake Ricciuto
By Aidan Ormond Former NPL star Blake Ricciuto has capped an incredible first season in
Entertainment
Rod Stewart speaks out about three-year battle with prostate cancer
Rock star Rod Stewart has revealed he has successfully been treated for prostate cancer after
Massive live concert planned in the spirit of Live Aid
Thirty-five years after Live Aid rocked the world, a coalition of nonprofits, CEOs and government
The new network shows to watch (and the ones to skip)
The major networks were once the centerpiece of the fall in terms of pop culture.
Technology
WhatsApp update: Should you update your WhatsApp? Five features you could see this year
WHATSAPP recently introduced a slew of updates from fingerprint authentication to continuous voice messages. Here
Tyson Fury v Wallin live stream: How to watch online and UK start time for Vegas clash
TYSON Fury meets unbeaten Otto Wallin in tonight’s heavyweight clash live from Las Vegas. Here’s
iPhone 11 deal – Get £140 cashback with latest offer on Apple smartphones
Earn cashback on plenty of different iPhone 11 contracts with these amazing deals. Read More
Science
Alien warning: Extraterrestrials could destroy humanity with advanced technology
MEETING aliens would be like going into battle with World War I weaponry against the
Bronze Age bombshell: Ingot find reveals UK’s ancient trade routes
BRONZE AGE tin ingots originating from the UK and discovered in Israel have proved the
3,000-year-old tin ingots from Cornwall found in Israel reveal island’s ancient trade routes
New evidence has surfaced suggesting that the British Isles had developed maritime trade routes with