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UNCOVERED: Lee brown - The Untold Story

Is it true that … sit-ups are the best exercise for abs?

The classic routine doesn’t isolate your stomach muscles as much as you might think, but here are five that will

The Guardian - UK

Spotify is pitching itself to advertisers as the anti-'rotting and doom scrolling app'

Spotify wants to remind advertisers that users' "Jam" sessions could be a goldmine.

Fortune

Pfizer Stock Slips After Beat-And-Raise Quarter: What to Know

Pfizer reported a notable year-over-year decline in Q2 earnings, but the results still beat expectations. Here's what investors should know.

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Think of solar panels more like apple trees – we need a fairer approach for what we use and sell

As we race to decarbonise by electrifying everything, solar panels – now cheaper per square metre than marine-grade plywood – will do much of the heavy lifting. But if we don’t rethink how our rooftop panels plug into the grid, the transition will be unfair and costly – for both…

The Conversation

These are the faces of 30 criminals jailed during May

Dozens of people were put behind bars in May

Liverpool Echo

Melting glaciers in the Alps will eradicate some invertebrates that are crucial for alpine ecosystems – new research

Glaciers across the European Alps are melting at an alarming rate. Between 2000 and 2014, glaciers in the region thinned by up to 0.9 metres on average each year. Over the entire mountain range, this rate of melting produces around 1.3 gigatonnes of lost ice mass annually.

The Conversation

Melting glaciers in Alps threaten biodiversity of invertebrates, says study

Overlooked animals vital for alpine ecosystems might lose most of their habitat and disappear, research suggests

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Rapist told child to do what he wanted or 'Father Christmas wouldn't appear'

Victim left with 'weight on her shoulder she can't bear' after year of sickening attacks

Liverpool Echo

Heroic Glasgow police officers who stopped knife-wielding man awarded for bravery

Officers have received bravery awards for their heroic actions protecting members of the public from a knife-wielding man and ensuring he was brought under control and arrested.

Glasgow Live

Coroner's warning after British tourist dies of 'neglect' in Dubai police station

Lee Brown, 39, from Dagenham, east London, died after being locked up for five days at the Bur Dubai police station

Daily Mirror

UAE dismisses UK inquest finding of death of Brit in Dubai custody as 'speculation'

A UK coroner's court had ruled that "neglect" most likely led to the death of British businessman Lee Brown, who died after five days in custody at a police station in Dubai in 2011

Daily Mirror

Brit tourist died after being starved and beaten by cruel jail guards in Dubai

Businessman Lee Brown's death was ruled to have been caused due to "neglect" whilst in custody.

Daily Record

Brit tourist died of 'neglect' in Dubai police station after being starved and beaten

An inquest into the death of Lee Brown, 39, heard that he was 'beaten and starved' as his fellow inmates called the Brits' family to tell them of his suffering in the Dubai police station

Daily Mirror

Brit beaten and starved in Dubai police station died from 'neglect', inquest rules

He had been held for five days

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Guards boasted about ‘beating the s***’ out of Briton at Dubai police station, inquest told

Man, 39, pleaded for help as he was bleeding from the head after claiming he was ‘the Muslim Jesus’

Bristol Post

Bristol City defender benefitting from the presence and advice of a Bristol Rovers legend

Bristol City centre-back Ryley Towler is on a season-long loan at League Two side AFC Wimbledon

Bristol Post

Global Gasheads: How Bristol Rovers fans across the world will be watching today's crucial game

Excitement for what's possible at the Mem today won't just be confined to the blue half of Bristol, or across the UK as Bristol Live spoke to Gasheads from all corners of the planet ahead of the big game

ABC News

Indigenous artist Barry Johnny fights back after stroke to start painting again

Artist Barry Johnny has been painting all his life, but after suffering a stroke three years ago, he woke with significant memory loss. He learnt to paint again while in hospital and found art therapeutic in the recovery of other parts of his memory.

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Man spots 'big cat' and says it definitely wasn't a dog

"I've got dogs, it acted differently, it had a different face'

The Independent UK

Black man sues police claiming he was jailed after police mistook him for white man with the same name

Police push back on allegations made in lawsuit, arguing that arrest was ‘lawful and proper’

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