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Ricciardo, who had the ninth fastest time in the first practice session earlier had only come on to set his first time in the second session when on the penultimate corner, he lost the back end of his car, slamming into the tyre barriers hard. … [Read more...] about Daniel Ricciardo crashes out of practice session two at Styrian Grand Prix

“I think you can’t play a person as guilty or innocent, certainly not in the story we were telling and not in James’ script, it’s too binary,” Macfadyen said. “For an actor, you’re just playing moment by moment, scene by scene. To play a colour of guilt or innocence through the whole series wouldn’t have worked. … [Read more...] about Quiz: The Who Wants to be a Millionaire cheating scandal re-examined

A rheumatology professor and researcher with strong ties to China has been ordered ‘held without bond’ to face a charge of grant fraud for not disclosing that he was engaged in a scheme to use approximately USD 4.1 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop China’s expertise immunology, a U.S. attorney has said. … [Read more...] about Professor arrested for using American grant funds for Chinese research

About 45 per cent of the Texas Medical Center's 1,364 intensive care unit beds are now filled with coronavirus patients. The Houston-area hospitals have already cancelled many elective surgeries, and there are still recurring needs for intensive care unit beds for planned procedures such as organ transplants and unplanned emergencies like heart attacks and strokes, said David Persse, the health authority for the Houston Health Department. Meanwhile, juggling virus patients with people suffering from other ailments have become even more challenging. Sometimes, patients are held in the emergency room for far longer than they would be normally, according to the Post. Registered nurses who would normally be helping monitor ventilation and assisting in operating rooms are now being called to assist on COVID-19 floors. As a result, many nurses are dealing with the emotional fallout of working in the kind of high-intensity care usually reserved for ICU staff. Health-care workers in … [Read more...] about US COVID-19 count crosses 3 million, hospitals struggle with supply of medical equipment

Its not yet known how the Federal Government’s next wave of support would be allocated but Ms Cash told news.com.au it would make sense to support hard-hit industries such as hospitality and retail nationwide rather than narrowing the focus to Victoria. … [Read more...] about Federal Government splurges $5 million to help local small business