Prime Minister Boris Johnson has accepted his resignation, his office said on Thursday, ending an unprecedented political crisis over his future that has paralyzed the British government. An official at Johnson’s office in Downing Street confirmed that the prime minister would announce his resignation later. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the announcement …
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God of War Ragnarök will hit PS5 and PS4 on November 9, Sony revealed on Wednesday. The action and adventure video game also has a new CGI trailer that sees Kratos and his son Atreus in battle. Ragnarok’s sleek Collector’s and Jötnar editions were also unveiled, both with a 16-inch replica of Thor Mjölnir’s hammer, …
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Apple said it will launch a “lock” option for iPhones, iPads and Macs designed to protect against spyware released by state-sponsored hackers, though enabling that protection will also make these devices less useful. . The safeguard announced Wednesday is a tacit acknowledgment that not even Apple, the world’s most valuable company, has been able to …
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MONTREAL – NHL CEOs met on the eve of the 2022 NHL Draft. What was missing from their meeting on rule changes or policy news made up for it with post-meeting news and news about trades, free agents and other league matters. Here’s a look at what was said and heard Wednesday in Montreal, including …
The report says there are 85 cases in Toronto, with more than one case each in health units covering Ottawa, the Halton region and Middlesex-London. Public Health Ontario reports 101 confirmed cases of monkeypox across the province, compared to 33 cases two weeks ago. A summary report on the disease through July 4 says there …
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Ontario has officially entered its seventh wave of COVID-19, this time driven by the subvariant Omicron BA.5, confirms the province’s leading physician. “Unfortunately, yes, we are on another wave,” Dr. Kieran Moore told CBC News Wednesday after Ontario’s scientific advice board on COVID-19 pointed to exponential growth in most health units. public. Moore says the …
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Content of the article With the possibility of COVID-19 cases increasing in the fall, the Gray Bruce Health Unit organizes vaccine clinics during the summer to help residents stay up to date with their vaccinations. Content of the article Thousands of Gray-Bruce residents aged 60 and over will be eligible in July and August to …
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A challenging British Prime Minister Boris Johnson fought to stay in power on Wednesday following the resignation of two prime ministers and a host of younger officials, who said they could no longer serve under his plagued leadership. scandals. A delegation of cabinet ministers had planned to meet with him at his Downing Street office …
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A trend is emerging among Canadian employees who divide their time between working at home and at the center’s offices, and it has earned a nickname. When given the option, more hybrid workers stay in their soft pants on Mondays and Fridays while they dress the rest of the week. This new type of work …
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Social Preference: Decreasing dopamine receptor activity in two regions of the mouse cerebellum, Crus I and Crus II, makes mice more sociable; Improving receptor activity does the opposite. Courtesy of Emmanuel Valjent The activity of the dopamine signaling molecule in the cerebellum plays a key role in regulating social behavior, a new study in mice …