BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbia has received a first shipment of 150,000 AstraZeneca vaccines, adding to the three other vaccines already in use. The Balkan nation of 7 million has administered more than 1 million doses so far, which is among the top results in Europe. Most Serb citizens have received …
Read More »Union Bank of India, Syndicate Bank post highest UPI failure rates; Paytm sees lowest decline rate
Andhra Bank and Indian Bank recorded the second and third highest TD rate of 10.40 per cent and 9.83 per cent respectively in January. Public sector lender Union Bank of India continued to witness the highest failure rate for UPI transactions among India’s top 30 UPI remitter banks due to …
Read More »Actor Arrested, 2 Myanmar Protesters Killed by Gunfire | Voice of America
Police arrested a famous Myanmar actor Sunday, hours after two people were killed by gunfire as security forces used live and rubber bullets, tear gas, water cannons and slingshots against protesters who were demonstrating against the military’s Feb. 1 coup. The actor, Lu Min, had taken part in protests in …
Read More »Royal Mail’s share price is rising. Should I buy the stock now?
The Royal Mail (LSE: RMG) share price has risen by 175% since 8 September. That’s when the company said parcel volumes had increased by 34% since the start of the first UK lockdown. The postal operator’s shares are now worth 170% more than they were one year ago. Positive trading …
Read More »My bank insists I come in. Has it heard of Zoom?
While we were away we had our post redirected by Royal Mail. It turned out that the first ticket had been redirected but the second one was returned to … Source link
Read More »Postcard from D-Day hero finally gets delivered after 78 years
A postcard sent by a D-Day hero to his family back in 1943 has finally made it to its destination. Almost 78 years since Bill Caldwell, then 18, sent the postcard to his uncle Fred, the note made it to Fred’s house. Unfortunately neither Fred nor Bill lived to see …
Read More »Are mushrooms growing under your bed? This book suggests you might want them to – Orange County Register
It seems that people are increasingly turning to plants and gardening for consolation, exercise, and exploration during these pandemic times. Worlds of discovery await them. A serious gardener wears many hats: botanist, entomologist, weed scientist, plant pathologist, soil scientist, irrigation specialist. I also believe there is a back-to-the-land desire in …
Read More »Apple is tightening the noose around apps with ‘irrationally high prices’
Apple has considerably strict guidelines around its App Store. Just last month, it removed a popular app for being named after a drug, a move which it had to reverse following backlash from the public. Now, the company is cracking down against apps with “irrationally high prices”. There have been …
Read More »The Oatmeal’s creator says his new game is a way to ‘play the comic’
The creator of The Oatmeal, Matthew Inman, released a new cat-themed mobile word game called Kitty Letter earlier this week that feels like playing one of his silly comic strips. That feeling was intentional, Inman told me. “My comics have always been rhetorical,” he said. “You don’t interact with the …
Read More »Rare Moonflower cactus blooms for ‘first time in UK’
A rare Amazonian cactus called the Moonflower has bloomed for what botanists believe is the first time in the UK. Experts at Cambridge University’s Botanic Garden kept a night watch throughout the week so that they did not miss the flowering of Selenicereus wittii – an event which usually begins …
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