[ad_1] Kazakhstan scored three times in the final 17 minutes to complete a remarkable 3-2 win over Denmark in Group H of their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign. skip past newsletter promotion Sign up to Football Daily Kick off your evenings with the Guardian’s take on the world of football Privacy Notice: Newsletters may contain info […]
[ad_1] Private thoughts may not be private for much longer, heralding a nightmarish world where political views, thoughts, stray obsessions and feelings could be interrogated and punished all thanks to advances in neurotechnology. Or at least that is what one of the world’s leading legal ethicists of neuroscience believes. In a new book, The Battle
The professor trying to protect our private thoughts from technology | Neuroscience Read More »
[ad_1] One afternoon an email arrives that threatens to end my career. Or at the very least, it makes me think seriously about what the end of my career might look like. It comes from a woman in Ely called Camden Woollven who has an interest in my restaurant reviews, a taste for the absurd
Could a chatbot write my restaurant reviews? | Artificial intelligence (AI) Read More »
[ad_1] For nearly 190 years the monks of Westmalle in northern Belgium have been involved in making beer. They began brewing in this corner of Flanders in 1836 to have an alternative to milk or water with their daily bread. Today, Westmalle is an international brand, producing 40m bottles of three varieties of beer a
Last orders? Belgium’s Trappist beers under threat as vocations run dry | Belgium Read More »
[ad_1] There has been an increase in interest in pornography claimed to feature Ukrainian refugees, who are increasingly being targeted for sexual exploitation, according to research. Thomson Reuters researchers found that Ukrainian refugees may be victims of traffickers on the ground and of cyber-voyeurs. The researchers identified an increased interest in Ukrainian pornography since Russia
Trout fillet recipes nigel slater Change is in the air. The long table at the greengrocer’s – a scene of never-ending inspiration – has swapped its warm ochre and crimson tones for a leafy fizz of green. Sprouting broccoli, spring greens and early wild garlic have replaced the beetroot, parsnips and swedes. There are
[ad_1] Under cover of darkness in an Athens side street earlier this month, Manolis Psarros, an archaeologist, was attacked as he walked toward his car. It was 8.30pm, later than usual for the state employee to return home from his office in a neo-classical culture ministry building beneath the Acropolis. “There was a general strike
Violence in Greece over efforts to preserve ancient heritage of Mykonos | Greece Read More »
[ad_1] A Constable seascape that will hang in London’s Courtauld gallery this summer shows sailboats and a steam vessel bobbing on a choppy sea beneath one of the artist’s typical imposing skies. Except this Constable is not all it seems. Experts at the gallery found incriminating evidence in a cut-off paper watermark, “184-”, meaning that
It’s a Constable – but not the one you know – in a new show of forged art | Art Read More »
[ad_1] The abrupt resignation of a Canadian lawmaker over allegations he secretly met with a Chinese diplomat has escalated a row over allegations that Beijing meddled in Canadian elections – and highlighted the complex and often fraught relationship between the two countries. Han Dong, a member of the governing Liberal party, was reported to have
New allegations and a resignation strain already fraught China-Canada relations | Canada Read More »
[ad_1] Mama Shelter, La Défense Photograph: Francis Amiand If it’s views you’re after, it doesn’t get better than Mama Shelter La Défense in Paris’s business district. Yes, it’s a bit further out, but there’s a metro and you can shoot into the centre in 15 minutes. There’s everything here that is signature Mama Shelter: quirky
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