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A bus driver has been jailed for life after killing his wife during an "intense rage" during the first UK coronavirus lockdown. Hussein Egal, 66, battered 57-year-old Maryan Ismail to death with a hammer, meat cleaver, table leg, pots and pans and a ladder. On Friday, Judge Mark Lucraft QC jailed Egal for life with a minimum term of 22 years. He said Ms Ismail had suffered a "sustained and vicious attack". Ms Ismail's mutilated body was found covered with a blanket at her flat in Edmonton, north London, on 6 April last year. Advertisement The school cleaner suffered 70 injuries to her body, with the most severe to her head and chest, the court heard. More from Covid-19 COVID-19: First travellers released from hotel quarantine - 'It was horrible' COVID-19: People in their 40s first for phase two of vaccine rollout - no priority for teachers and police COVID news live: latest UK updates as priority list in vaccine rollout … [Read more...] about Bus driver jailed for life after battering wife to death during first coronavirus lockdown

Perez has sampled Red Bull F1 machinery for the first time this week, completing a run in the 2019-spec RB15 on Tuesday before completing a filming day shakedown in the new RB16B on Wednesday. The Mexican has joined Red Bull on a one-year deal after leaving Racing Point at the end of last year, replacing Alexander Albon. It marks Perez's first time racing for a front-running team since his single-season stint with McLaren in 2013, handing him the chance to add to his shock maiden F1 victory in Sakhir last year. But Red Bull's cars have traditionally been tricky for drivers to adjust to, with the RB16 proving skittish for both Albon and teammate Max Verstappen in the early part of last year. Asked by Motorsport.com how he has found adjusting to a new car concept both during the filming day and in the simulator, Perez noted there were definite differences to what he has previously driven. "It is quite different, I can already spot the differences," Perez said. … [Read more...] about Perez can see why drivers struggled to adapt to Red Bull F1 car

Con i migliori auricolari e cuffie intrauricolari della selezione TechRadar, ascoltare musica e telefonare sarà tutta un'altra cosa. Le cuffie intrauricolari o in-ear, che dir si voglia, sono senza dubbio uno dei modi migliori per ascoltare la musica, che si scelgano di tipo wired, wireless o true wireless . Da sempre perseguitati da una scarsa reputazione per la qualità audio inferiore alla media, gli auricolari di alta qualità disponibili oggi possono gareggiare alla pari persino con le migliori cuffie di tipo tradizionale . Se avete soldi da spendere, potreste voler dare un'occhiata ad alcuni degli altri modelli in-ear di fascia alta, come gli ultimi modelli di Audeze che costano cifre molto elevate ma promettono una qualità irraggiungibile dalla concorrenza. Ovviamente, ci sono molti brand noti che producono alcune delle migliori cuffie in-ear. Cosa c'è da sapere Come scegliere le cuffie che fanno al caso vostro Quali sono i tipi che fanno per voi? … [Read more...] about I migliori auricolari e cuffie in-ear del 2021

'Investigating agencies are not acting as independent authorities; they have stopped being neutral.' IMAGE: Protesters at Bhima Koregaon near Pune in Maharashtra. Photograph: PTI Photo Senior counsel and advocate of the Bombay high court and Supreme Court of India, Mihir Desai is advising lawyers representing the 13 accused in a case that has charged them with hatching a conspiracy to kill Prime Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi The charge of hatching this conspiracy -- known infamously as the Bhima Koregaon case -- has been pressed by the National Investigation Agency, and the Pune police before the NIA in 2018, against Sudhir Dhawale, Mahesh Raut, Sudha Bharadwaj, Professor Shoma Sen, Surendra Gadling, Rona Jacob Wilson, Professor Varavara Rao, Gautam Navlakha, Arun Ferreira, Vernon Gonsalves, Sagar Tatyaram Gorkhe, Ramesh Gaichor, Jyoti Raghoba Jagtap, Anand Teltumbde and Professor Hanybabu Tarayil is based on a piece of electronic evidence, a typed letter, … [Read more...] about ‘Democracy in India is being killed very fast’

The next phase of COVID vaccinations will continue to prioritise people by age and not their occupation to avoid slowing down the rollout. People aged 40-49 will be the next in line to get a vaccine after all vulnerable groups and the over-50s are covered, the government said. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) said this would provide "the greatest benefit in the shortest time". It added that prioritising occupational groups such as teachers and police could make the rollout more complex and could potentially slow the programme overall, leaving some vulnerable people at higher risk for longer. Live COVID updates from the UK and around the world Advertisement In a statement, a government spokesperson confirmed all four nations of the UK would follow the recommendations "subject to the final advice given by the independent expert committee". The spokesperson added that age had been assessed to be "the strongest … [Read more...] about COVID-19: People in their 40s first for phase two of vaccine rollout – no priority for teachers and police