
Solar Built on Trash Offers Solution to Renewable Energy’s Space Problem
On a vast expanse of land behind a commuter town just east of London, 108,000 newly installed solar
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Sunak’s Anti-Migration Push Underscores Peril of Rightward Drift
Rishi Sunak thought highlighting his efforts to stop the flow of migrants into Britain would rouse the government
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Mediterranean Diets Won’t Shield You From Food Inflation
Overall inflation rates may be slowing across Europe, but the price of ingredients to make traditional dishes in
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Life-Threatening Heat is Forcing Germany to Ramp Up Defenses
In Germany, mild summers are becoming a thing of the past. In areas where green pastures used to
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Hunter Biden Gets a Special Counsel, Setting His Case Up to Be 2024 Issue
President Joe Biden received unwelcome news when the Justice Department made the prosecutor investigating his son a special
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Spain Enters Race to Lead EU’s Investment Bank With Calvino Bid
Spain’s government nominated Deputy Prime Minister Nadia Calvino to lead the European Investment Bank, throwing the euro area’s
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US Finally Joins Allies in Sanctioning Four Russian Tycoons
The US imposed sanctions on four Russian tycoons who helped found the Alfa Group banking conglomerate, finally joining
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Ukraine Recap: Russia Targets Airfields With Ballistic Missiles
Russian forces aimed four Kinzhal ballistic missiles at military airfields in western Ukraine in what a Ukrainian Air
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India Loads Up on Russian Dirty Fuel With Crude Supply Cuts
India is poised to buy the most amount of dirty fuels from Russia in years, as a slump
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Supermarket evacuated after spider whose bite can cause painful erections or death spotted
A supermarket in Austria was evacuated after a spider, whose bite is capable of causing painful erections and even death, was spotted. A PENNY shop in Krems an der Donau, a town located around 45 miles from Vienna, has remained closed since Tuesday, after the four-inch spider was said to have been seen when staffed opened a box of bananas. Descriptions of the spider’s colouring and size led people to believe they were dealing with a Brazilian wandering spider, also known as a “banana spider”. These highly venomous arachnids tend to hide in banana plants, and are sometimes found in shipments of the fruit, earning them the nickname. Their bites can cause extraordinary pain, hypothermia, increased pulse, penile erection that can last for hours, and death in some cases. By the time the fire brigade arrived at the store, the spider was nowhere to be seen, local media reported. In a statement, the Rewe retail group, which operates the PENNY stores, said “comprehensive cleaning and disinfection measures” were underway, before the outlet reopens next week. “All measures are for safety and are carried out meticulously so that the branch can be reopened,” the retailer added. In a 2007 interview, a researcher, Romulo Leite told Live Scienc that “the erection is a side effect that everybody who gets stung by this spider will experience along with the pain and discomfort”, adding: “We’re hoping eventually this will end up in the development of real drugs for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.” In 2019, scientists at the Federal University of Minas Gerais said the chemicals in its bite could lead to a treatment more effective than Viagra, after they included them in a gel which led to prolonged erections in a study of mice and rats. They found the gel led to a swelling of the penis “lasting about 60 minutes” when applied topically to the genitals. Read More Maui fires – live: Wildfires death toll climbs to 55 with 1,000 people still missing on Hawaii island How a TikTok craze led to five hours of chaos on London’s busiest shopping street Moscow drone attack: Emergency services guard park where drone crashed
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European Stocks Drop for First Time in Three Days on Policy Risk
European stocks declined for the first time in three days as investors weighed the possibility of hawkish-for-longer central
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Norway’s $1.4 Trillion Wealth Fund Wants ESG Ratings Overhauled
Norway’s $1.4 trillion wealth fund is backing a European Commission proposal to overhaul the ESG ratings industry amid
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