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Xbox announces that people can now play the latest Call of Duty game for free on PC and console
XBOX acquired publisher Activision Blizzard last year for almost $70billion, and promised to bring its games to Game Pass.Activision Blizzard owns a number of important game series, such as Diablo, World of Warcraft, Crash Bandicoot and Call of Duty.1Black Ops 6 is the next Call of Duty game to be releasedCredit: Activision BlizzardSo far, most of these games haven’t been added to Game Pass, with the exception of Diablo 4.However, what most people have been waiting for are the games from the Call of Duty series.Xbox announced that the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be added to…
Even mild Covid can ‘destroy your brain 18 months after infection’ – causing memory loss and attention deficit
EVEN a mild Covid infection can take a toll on your memory and attention, scientists say – with effects lingering up to 18 months later. It’s not just people who survived a severe bout of Covid-19 that can be left battling “brain fog”. 2People who had mild Covid infections can still experience lingering cognitive symptoms months afterwardsCredit: GettyA new study conducted by scientists at the University of São Paulo in Brazil found that those who weathered only mild infections were still left with cognitive impairments months after their illness. They collected data from 302 volunteers who’d had mild, moderate or…
Watch as late cabbie given incredible send-off as body is propped up in spinning TAXI coffin at his funeral in Ghana
A LATE cabbie was given an incredible send-off which saw him propped up on a spinning mock taxi, tightly clutching the wheel.The wacky footage shows the man’s body placed upright in a taxi coffin for his funeral – as if he is still working.3The dead man’s body is propped up on a spinning standCredit: Jam Press Vid3A woman celebrates the man’s life by dancing nearbyCredit: Jam Press VidThe body of the late man, whose identity is unknown, is placed sitting up in the open casket in Accra, Ghana’s capital.He holds onto the wheel of the car, which is coloured yellow…
Northern Lights could return TONIGHT, Met Office says – exact locations & times you could spot it
THE Northern Lights could return tonight, according to the Met Office.A Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) is forecast to give peak chance of Strong Geomagnetic Storm (G3) conditions in the Northern Hemisphere, including parts of the UK. 4The aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, above Arthur’s Seat and Salisbury Crags in Holyrood Park, EdinburghCredit: PA4The Northern Lights in Minster on Sea in KentCredit: Alamy4The Met Office is predicting a return this eveningCredit: MET office4The best time to see the display will be around midnightCredit: MET officeThis may result in auroral displays down to Northern Ireland, northern England and similar…
New ‘jelly drink’ hailed ‘as good as Ozempic’ for weight loss – but experts warn of grim side effects
A NEW jelly-like drink that promises to help people stop snacking has gone viral on social media. The sparkling tinny, named In Tansan, looks like any ordinary soft drink you’d find on a shop shelf. 3Manufacturers of the In Tasan drink claim it curbs snackingCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk3The liquid reacts with the acid in the stomach to form a belly-filling jellyCredit: Not known, clear with picture deskBut unlike most beverages, this one claims to help shed the pounds, rather than pile them on. After downing the drink, the liquid reacts with the acid in the stomach to form…
I found a 40-year-old unopened can of coke up a mountain while hiking – so I decided to crack it open and TASTE it
A HIKER stumbled across a 40-year-old unopened Coke can on a mountain – before shockingly taking it home to taste it. Tori-chan made the incredible discovery on Mount Kita in Japan, with the drink dating back to the 1980s. 7 Tori-chan opened and poured out the old drinkCredit: Jam Press Vid 7 The 1980s coke looked just the same as it does nowCredit: Jam Press 7 The old coke can has all the old packaging and even a ring pullCredit: Jam Press The hiker decided to take it home with him – but not to keep as a cool…
Hidden Roku trick instantly improves your picture based on how bright your room is – it only takes four clicks on remote
DON’T leave your television’s picture quality to chance – there’s a Roku setting that can help.An easy-to-miss feature of Roku TVs improves the look of what you’re watching based on the brightness of the room.2Roku shared a special setting that lets you tweak how your TV picture looksCredit: RokuUnless you’ve dived into your TV’s settings, you might have missed Picture Modes.This is a list of modes that you can put your Roku TV into, each of which changes the screen settings in a different way.Roku explains: “Your Roku TV system has multiple preset picture modes that adjust the appearance of…
Two newborn babies died after ‘complete and total failure’ by hospital that led to grave ‘medication error’
TWO babies born prematurely died within just weeks of one another after hospital staff administered the wrong medication, an inquest jury has heard. Little Elena Ali and Sunny Parker-Propst were both given sodium nitrite instead of sodium bicarbonate while being looked after at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in 2020.2Elena Ali Baby died through hospital neglect Family HandoutCredit: Handout2Sunny Parker-Propst Baby who died through neglect in hospital Family HandoutCredit: HandoutOn Monday the jury returned verdicts of unlawful killing contributed to by neglect for baby Sunny, and accidental death contributed to by neglect for baby Elena.Lesley Watts, of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We…
Jay Slater’s grieving mum Debbie ‘given harrowing warning about son’ before making tragic final journey back to UK
JAY Slater’s grieving mum was reportedly given a harrowing warning about her son as the family tried to say a final farewell.A devastated Debbie Duncan has promised to give the 19-year-old Brit the “send-off he deserves” as the family prepares to make the tragic journey home to the UK with Jay’s body.7Jay Slater’s grieving mum Debbie was reportedly given a harrowing warning about her son as the family tried to say a final farewellCredit: Pixel80007Jay’s family and friends are still in Tenerife waiting to bring Jay’s body homeCredit: Ian Whittaker7Tributes for Jay have been left in Tenerife near to where…
‘Dream come true’ drug could make women fertile for an extra 5 years and help them live 14% longer, scientists say
AN already-existent pill could make women fertile for an extra five years and help them live longer, scientists say.Researchers from Columbia University said early findings from their drug trials were like “a dream come true”.2Taking a small dose of rapamycin weekly could make women fertile for five years longerCredit: Getty2The drug was shown to help slow ovary ageingCredit: GettyThe study tested whether the immunosuppressant rapamycin could help slow ovary ageing, thus delaying menopause and extending fertility. Researchers also sought to measure whether the drug could slash the risk of age-related diseases. At present, 34 women aged up to 35 have…