Elon Musk is HACKED: Billionaire’s Twitter account shares bizarre tweet that prompts users to send money to a bitcoin account in return for double the amount Elon Musk’s Twitter account appears to have been hacked Wednesday A tweet wsaid he would double any amount sent to his bitcoin account Although many users knew it was … Read more
The amount of time people have spent on video streaming apps has increased by a third since coronavirus lockdown measures were introduced, Virgin Media revealed. It wasn’t just on-demand programming that increased, the cable television firm says TV consumption as a whole has gone up across all platforms since lockdown. People spent 29 per cent … Read more
Britons spent a little more, paid back a little less and tucked away a lot more last month, with savings increasing a record £25.6billion, figures from the Bank of England show. It means households have stashed away a collective £56.6billion between March and May during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, the data reveals. It comes … Read more
Mama June agreed to meet with daughter Pumpkin for a one-on-one after more than six weeks apart in last week’s From Not to Hot: Family Crisis. This week finally brought some sense of clarity to mother and daughter, as they attempted to repair their family. She immediately broke out into tears as she stepped into … Read more
Professor Lucy Yardley, from the University of Bristol, sounded the alarm today, saying evidence shows ‘viral load’ plays a big role in how sick someone will become People exposed to a higher dose of coronavirus are more likely to fall critically ill, a scientist part of Number 10’s SAGE panel has warned. Professor Lucy Yardley, … Read more
A series of ‘wobbles’ come before giant earthquakes, a new study discovered, and it could help scientists predict when future disasters are going to happen. Scientists from Ohio State University found that months before Japan’s strongest ever quake in 2011 land masses in the country underwent an enormous ‘wobble’. The 2011 earthquake unleashed a tsunami … Read more
With gyms remaining closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has become more important than ever to maintain your fitness at home by doing at least two-and-a-half hours of exercise per week minimum. ‘For those who may be sitting much more, most notably because they have “lost” the activity around their daily commute, it is … Read more
No amount of alcohol is safe but there are things you can do to reduce the health impacts of drinking. That’s according to Professor David Nutt, an Imperial College London researcher, former government adviser and outspoken drugs expert. Avoiding champagne, drinking beer before wine and making sure you buy the third round could all stop … Read more
Spain’s coronavirus death toll rises by its lowest amount this week for a third consecutive day with an increase of 674 raising fresh hope lockdown is working Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said State of Emergency must stay in place Deaths in the country have now reached 12,418, and there are 130,759 cases State of Emergency … Read more
Spain’s death toll rises by lowest amount this week with ‘top of the curve in sight’ as another 809 die from coronavirus and Prime Minister extends lockdown for another 15 days Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said State of Emergency must stay in place Deaths in the country have now reached 11,744, and there are 124,736 … Read more