One of Britain’s largest cash machine providers is launching a campaign to convince people to continue using cash once coronavirus lockdown ends, saying it wants to dispel ‘fake information’ about banknotes and coins being unsafe. Peter McNamara, founder and chief executive of NoteMachine, which runs 11,000 ATMs, told This is Money that the idea cash … Read more
Married At First Sight’s Seb Guilhaus admits it’s a ‘challenge’ not being able to be ‘physical’ with girlfriend Elizabeth Sobinoff amid COVID-19 By Chloe-lee Longhetti For Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:14 BST, 19 May 2020 | Updated: 23:14 BST, 19 May 2020 They haven’t been able to see each other in weeks amid the COVID-19 … Read more
Mysterious data breach called ‘db8151dd’ exposed email, physical address and job titles of 22 MILLION people – but no one knows exactly where the records came from A public server contained more than 100 million records on 22 million people Data included full names, email addresses, phone numbers, job titles and more Security researchers were … Read more
Neighbours… but not as you know it: Soap opera resumes production without any physical contact between the cast under new social distancing measures By Alisha Buaya For Daily Mail Australia Published: 03:54 BST, 15 May 2020 | Updated: 03:58 BST, 15 May 2020 Long-running soap opera Neighbours has resumed filming with social distancing measures in … Read more
Gardening is ‘good for the soul’: Digging, weeding and planting improve happiness and ’emotional wellbeing’ even more than physical exercise or eating out, study finds Volunteers reported on their emotional wellbeing while doing different activities The Princeton University study had people cycle, eat out, walk and do gardening They found gardening for vegetables is more … Read more
Many cancer units treating children have a brass bell attached to the wall. Ringing it signals the time when the children have finished their treatment and can finally start to get on with their lives. These chimes mark a huge milestone for them and their families, and provide inspiration for fellow patients. When I was … Read more
The majority of patients admitted to intensive care suffer long-term physical and mental health problems, scientists claim. Seven in ten ICU survivors end up with post intensive care syndrome, which can include fatigue, frailty, anxiety or difficulty holding a conversation. The findings, based on 1,300 people, are the first from an ongoing five-year study across … Read more