As the UK prepares for a scorching 34C heatwave, households are being urged to consider unconventional ways to stay cool, including sleeping downstairs. The Met Office predicts that today could become the hottest day of the year, with temperatures set to soar beyond 30C in many places.In response to the sweltering conditions, millions of people are being advised to take precautions to ensure a comfortable night's sleep. Suggestions include taking lukewarm showers before bed, using a light duvet,

This photo shows one of the COVID-19 antigen test kits now available at pharmacies.... In order to

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SINGAPORE-Twenty vending machines which dispense antigen rapid test( ART) kits have been installed

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The initial rollout for the kits in late-night venues is expected to eventually be expanded to more

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Dear Liz: In these uncertain times, I decided I need to have cash on hand.... Answer: The appropriate amount depends on how much you spend and how paranoid you are. Many financial planners recommend storing a few hundred dollars somewhere safe in your home in case a widespread electrical outage — after an earthquake, for instance — affects ATMs and point-of-sale devices.... The idea is that you’ll want enough cash to cover spending for a few days until the power comes back on....

claiming falsely that a new type of PCR test was required to detect the emerging variant. READ MORE