Month: January 2019

Pelosi won with 220 votes as Democrats plan to test power by passing legislation to end the government shutdownFollow the latest in US politics liveDemocrats reclaimed power in the House on Thursday and officially elected Nancy Pelosi to be the next speaker, returning her to a position for which she Read more…

A trip back to 1953 at Bloomfield Road, tricky ties for Fulham and Leicester, and plenty of minnows with eyes on a big scalp Related: ‘We’re still here’: resurgent Tranmere take aim at Tottenham FA Cup upset Continue reading… Via: FA Cup third round: 10 things to look out for Read more…

Striker moves with thoroughbred assurance to lift Manchester City in the face of ferocious Liverpool’s muscular approachGame on. At a frantic, slightly wild Etihad Stadium Manchester City defibrillated their own hopes of retaining the title with a 2-1 defeat of Liverpool that was by turns fearful, fretful and often funny.That Read more…

‘We had an hour’s delay for a lady with sepsis and respiratory failure, she subsequently died’ Via: Patients wait twice as long for ambulances when they become seriously ill at the GP, investigation finds

‘When so many girls are at risk of having depression on account of heavy social media use, it is crucial that companies take responsibility for what happens on their platforms’ Via: Teenage girls twice as likely to be depressed due to social media than boys, study suggests

Research dashes hopes in Downing Street that party associations may have put pressure on MPs over Christmas to back her deal Via: Most Conservative Party members oppose May's plans and would prefer no-deal Brexit, poll finds

The warning came as university leaders called on MPs to ensure research funding was not lost Via: UK universities could go bust in wake of no-deal Brexit, think tank warns