In rare case, Georgia father jailed after his son was accused of a school shooting is granted bond
A judge has granted a $500,000 bond for the father of a 14-year-old boy who is accused of a deadly mass shooting at a Georgia ...
A quarter of Gen Z would call in a professional to change a lightbulb
It’s not the only life skill that has lapsed. While Gen Z can edit a TikTok video in seconds, when it comes to basic DIY they’d rather pay someone to change a lightbulb or hang a picture than do it ...
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US engineers turn salty seawater into drinking water with new cheap method
The diagram illustrates how the researchers’ electrodes remove boron. Initially, most salt ions are removed through reverse osmosis. In order to solve this problem, desalination plants usually ...
The Daily Telegraph26d
‘They marry off girls because they are a burden’: The battle to save Bangladesh’s child brides
Many of the schoolgirls will be given away by their families well before adulthood Credit: Simon Townsley/The Telegraph A recent study conducted by the Bangladesh-based NGO BRAC – which provides ...
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Transform Ideas into Diagrams Instantly with Excalidraw AI Text-to-Diagram Tool
Excalidraw is an innovative online whiteboarding tool that uses the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to convert simple text prompts into detailed, professional-quality diagrams. Whether you ...
Lancashire Telegraph28d
21 death and funeral notices from the Lancashire Telegraph
The Lancashire Telegraph has published 21 death notices in the last seven days. Every week, the Lancashire Telegraph publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ...
The Daily Telegraph29d
Telegraph urged to slash jobs and ‘forget’ sale as Abu Dhabi fund applies pressure
The Abu Dhabi fund which holds the fate of The Telegraph in its grip has urged executives to make more than 100 redundancies to deliver stretching profit targets. RedBird, the US private equity ...
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Residents frustrated by Royal Mail Bradford delivery delays
Residents in parts of Bradford have contacted the Telegraph & Argus to explain that they have seen very few postal workers and that they had not received any mail for the last two weeks.