Hattrick world cup final

Measures were stepped up after a 78-year-old Italian man infected with the virus died in the Veneto region on Friday. A postmortem performed on a 77-year-old woman in Lombardy on Saturday confirmed that she was also infected, but it is unclear if the virus caused her death. The woman is reported to have been recovering from pneumonia and had visited the emergency unit of a hospital in Codogno, near Lodi, a few hours after the first man confirmed to have contracted the disease, a 38-year-old, had passed through. … [Read more...] about Italy imposes draconian rules to stop spread of coronavirus

At the start of the tournament, football came home; four weeks later, in England at least, it was homeless - suddenly unsure of its identity and whether it belonged at the council house it grew up in or the leafy suburbia to which it now aspired. The process had begun at Italia 90 - if Gazza had known the consequences of his tears, surely he’d have kept a stiff upper lip - but was completed six years later. The summer of love produced the long, long winter of Lovejoy and his Soccer AM cronies, who changed the culture of football in this country forever. … [Read more...] about From the archive: On Second Thoughts — why Euro 96 was overrated

So far more than 700,000 have signed up, including Knight, who returned to England from Australia after the T20 World Cup 10 days ago. “I have a lot of free time on my hands and I want to help as much as I can,” Knight said. … [Read more...] about England cricket captain Heather Knight signs up for NHS volunteer scheme

Worst of all is that in most places there is also a limit of 10 people for each funeral. “Immediate family only” is the rule. But what if your immediate family consists of 30 people? Who chooses? Tensions are often already running high; the stress and upset of deciding who to put on this list can add to the emotional turmoil. … [Read more...] about New restrictions on funerals are adding to the heartbreak of bereaved families

Despite advances in efficiency, the energy needed to power the machines of the future grows with the number of machines, which in turn harms the environment and adds to climate change. Rising ocean levels or temperatures will have the hardest impact on poor nations. These developing economies could be devastated at the same time by the quicker turn around of 3D printers closer to rich markets. … [Read more...] about Germany faces a second machine age