Unsecurityflipped into Good TroubleFrivolous Covid-19 has hit dance culture hard – but the party can go on The Guardian - Tim LawrenceLast night a DJ probably didn’t save anyone’s life – but not through lack of want or need. Among the many calamities of the pandemic, one of the underreported ones is the sweeping obliteration of social...
Unsecurityflipped into Diagnosis + treatmentNews What is a 'persistent cough' and what should I do if I have it? The Guardian - Linda Geddes Science correspondentWith the onset of autumn, one phrase is on many people’s lips: persistent cough. But how many of us really know what it means, or what differentiates it from the barks and tickles caused by less dangerous...
Unsecurityflipped into Trump DumpMilwaukee Why Milwaukee could determine Joe Biden's fate in November's election Guardian US - Sam LevineMany Americans were stunned when Donald Trump narrowly defeated Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin in 2016. Greg Lewis was not. In the months leading up to the election, Lewis, an assistant pastor at St Gabriel’s...
Unsecurityflipped into Brexit or bustEuropean Union Thousands of Britons living in EU told their UK bank accounts will be closed The Guardian - Anna TimsThousands of Britons living in the EU will have their UK bank accounts closed by the end of the year because of the UK’s failure to agree a post-Brexit trade deal. Lloyds, Barclays and Coutts have informed...
Unsecurityflipped into Big Data Analytics, Behavioural Profiling & AIAlgorithms Twitter apologises for 'racist' image-cropping algorithm The Guardian - Alex HernTwitter has apologised for a “racist” image cropping algorithm, after users discovered the feature was automatically focusing on white faces over black ones. The company says it had tested the service...
Unsecurityflipped into Diagnosis + treatmentPatrick Vallance Vallance: Covid vaccine doses may be available for some by end of year The Guardian - Sarah Boseley Health editorA few doses of an effective Covid vaccine may be available for use before the end of the year, Sir Patrick Vallance, the UK government’s chief scientific adviser has said – but it is far more likely that...
