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Virat Kohli expects a 50,000 strong crowd at the new Sardar Patel Stadium to 'intimidate' England and cheer his team on to victory. And as the cheerleader in chief who loves nothing more than to stir up the fans and wind up the opposition at the same time, Kohli cannot wait to see home advantage put into action. Asked if he thought the crowd would intimidate England Kohli replied: “Yeah, I think so, the crowd plays a massive role. “The crowds really get behind us and the difference of which we saw in the second Test. The opposition does feel the pressure when you go play in Australia, England, South Africa and anywhere. “I have experienced that as a batsman, we have walked in to the field fans are booing you or clapping when the bowler is running in to bowl. It does play on your mind. “So I prefer that atmosphere to be present, make life more difficult for the opposition and really get behind the team. “That's what playing at home is all about. It's not only about the … [Read more...] about Virat Kohli explains how India plan to ‘intimidate’ England in third Test

Britain's biggest lenders will this week unveil proposals for a not-for-profit company to oversee the industry's attempt to bolster competition through a system known as 'open banking'. Sky News has learnt that UK Finance, the sector's principal trade association, will publish a report on Tuesday setting out its plans to comply with a series of requirements imposed by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) five years ago. City sources said the report would be an important step towards entrenching open banking as a permanent feature of the industry landscape. Known as the CMA9, banks including Barclays , HSBC and NatWest Group were the subject of a CMA order in 2016 following an investigation into the personal current account and SME banking markets. The watchdog concluded that the UK's biggest banks were not competing hard enough for customers' business and that open banking "should deliver a new, secure option for customers". Advertisement … [Read more...] about UK’s biggest lenders to unveil plans for ‘open banking’ rollout

LEE Mack has not had the best of years on the box. After his Sky History show The Chop was axed after one episode in October because of a contestant with far-right tattoos, his new show, The 1% Club, has been shelved, too. The ITV game show, which would have seen 100 contestants answering a series of questions — starting from one that 99 per cent of Brits would get right down to one only one per cent of would — was due to be filmed at the start of last year. But the eight planned episodes are still on ice due to the pandemic , leaving ITV bosses with a scheduling headache. A telly insider said: “A pilot for The 1% Club was made in January last year with Lee at the helm, but since then, any plans have been on hold. “The pandemic has made filming a nightmare for most production companies but with 100 people taking part, it’s been impossible. “Lee’s show was meant to be airing now and it’s just become another scheduling headache for ITV. “Everyone is hopeful … [Read more...] about Lee Mack’s new game show The 1% Club shelved plunging ITV scheduling into chaos

In the southern Spanish city of Seville, the municipal water company has introduced a pilot scheme to produce electricity using methane from fermented oranges. EMASESA, a member of Aqua Publica Europea (European Association of Public Water Operators), aims to achieve energy self-sufficiency for its EDAR Copero Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in the city, an existing facility that already generates electricity from organic matter. The plan is to put surplus electricity into the grid by 2023. "The project started as a result of EMASESA's interest in achieving energy self-sufficiency in the urban wastewater treatment process," the company's CEO, Jaime Palop, told DW. EMASESA aims to achieve energy self-sufficiency at its EDAR Copero wastewater treatment plant Oranges not only fruit In this way, facilities such as the Copero WWTP, which consumed around 13 GWh/year in 2020, achieved levels of self-sufficiency close to 95%, the CEO said.  "The Copero WWTP, due to its … [Read more...] about Spain: Why Seville oranges are the new green

There is no evidence of a difference between school staff testing positive for coronavirus antibodies and the wider working-age population, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The main findings from the Schools Infection Survey come ahead of children going back to classrooms in England next week as part of the first phase of lifting the coronavirus lockdown. Live COVID updates from the UK and around the world Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Families of school children to get rapid tests As of 10 December 2020, it is estimated 14.61% of primary school staff had COVID-19 antibodies, suggesting they had been infected with the illness, while 15.72% of secondary staff were thought to have had them. That's a small rise on the previous month, where 12.63% of primary teachers and 12.27% of secondary staff were thought to have antibodies. Advertisement In total, 14.99% of … [Read more...] about COVID-19: School staff not more likely to test positive for coronavirus antibodies, new figures suggest