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Sport2 outlets45m agoPhillies clinch playoff berth with final-day win over Rays
The Philadelphia Phillies secured a wild-card playoff spot with a 7-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on the season's final day.
The Philadelphia Phillies secured a wild-card playoff spot with a 7-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on the season's final day.
The Philadelphia Phillies clinched the final National League wild-card berth with a 7-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday. Bryce Harper and Edmundo Sosa homered as the Phillies avoided collapse after losing four straight games and nearly surrendering their playoff lead to Arizona.
UK5 outlets2h agoHealey to pledge new industrial age through Royal Navy shipbuilding
Chancellor John Healey will announce support for shipbuilding at the Labour conference.
Chancellor John Healey will announce support for shipbuilding at the Labour conference.
Chancellor John Healey will use his speech at the Labour conference to pledge a 'new age of industrialisation', centring on Royal Navy upgrades and expanded support for the domestic shipbuilding sector. The Independent reports that major investments will target Scotland's submarine facility.
UK3 outlets · 4 reports2h agoRoyal Mint launches Cluedo coins with prize competition
The Royal Mint has released commemorative Cluedo coins and is running an online competition to win a gold prize.
The Royal Mint has released commemorative Cluedo coins and is running an online competition to win a gold prize.
The Royal Mint is launching commemorative Cluedo coins featuring six of the board game's suspects. The launch marks 100 years since Cluedo's first fictional murder in 1926. Fans are invited to participate in an online competition to solve 'the case of the missing coin', with the possibility of winning a gold Cluedo 50p.
UK2 outlets2h agoMost Scots worried AI use will harm independent thinking
A survey shows most Scottish people worry that artificial intelligence use will cause people to think less for themselves.
A survey shows most Scottish people worry that artificial intelligence use will cause people to think less for themselves.
A survey by Find Out Now conducted in mid-September found that most Scottish people are concerned that widespread use of artificial intelligence will lead people to think less independently.
Business2 outlets2h agoGeorge Bamford to become joint chairman of JCB
George Bamford will become joint chairman of JCB as the company reports lower profits.
George Bamford will become joint chairman of JCB as the company reports lower profits.
George Bamford is to become joint chairman of JCB. The announcement coincides with the company revealing that profits dipped last year following a drop in machine sales.
UK2 outlets2h agoUniversity of Edinburgh staff begin five-week strike action
Thousands of staff at the University of Edinburgh are beginning a five-week strike.
Thousands of staff at the University of Edinburgh are beginning a five-week strike.
Thousands of staff at the University of Edinburgh are beginning a five-week strike over cuts and redundancies. The strikes are scheduled to last until late October.