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Commentary Paolo Kernahan Friday 6 June 2025 Paolo Kernahan - PAOLO KERNAHAN WHEN THE cost of crime is tallied, it’s often done through the lens of lives lost. Then there’s the financial cost – money, valuables, vehicles and other material possessions taken during armed raids on our homes and businesses. There are, though, consequences of

A new series to help take us through the rest of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2025 offseason. It’s easy to remember QB Ben Roethlisberger, RB Franco Harris, and WR Hines Ward. Players who routinely led the team as passers, rushers, and receivers. But those household names didn’t lead the way every single year. Since the 1970

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Only one in 10 emergency Covid loans issued to building companies have been paid back, Construction News can reveal. As the fifth anniversary of the first Covid lockdown in the UK approaches, an investigation by CN has shown that just 30,282 (11.6 per cent) of the 260,912 loans issued to small construction businesses have been

Science & Nature Gilded Age socialite Josephine Cochrane transformed the way we clean dishes. The post The forgotten story of the woman who invented the...

Science & Nature In a new book, a science journalist recounts the story of a lifesaving treatment for infection that scientists broadly dismissed until...

Arsenal will be looking to cement their place in the automatic qualification spots in the Champions League on Wednesday night with a win over Monaco and ahead of that clash, Mikel Arteta has admitted that a forgotten man at the Gunners could play soon. The Premier League club host the Ligue 1 outfit at the

ONE Jarrod Burks opened the rear cargo door of his van and pointed to an array of strange equipment tangled inside. White PVC tubes were locked together, forming an expandable, fence-like grid, with large, rugged wheels attached beneath. Beside it all, on a layer of soft blankets, were a tablet computer, many yards of cables