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At 17, Patrick Stewart took up bricklaying to afford hair loss treatment. How going bald helped him land the iconic Star Trek rolePatrick Stewart, the celebrated actor known for his iconic roles in Star Trek and X-Men, passed away at the age of 86 after a long struggle...- Naveed Akram, Bondi Beach shooter, spoke to his mother hours before tragedy, who claimed he ‘did not have a firearm’; fresh details about the suspect surfaceTragedy struck Sydney's Bondi Beach on Sunday evening. Two gunmen opened fire at a Hanukkah event, claiming the lives of at least 15 people...
- What we know about Sajid Akram and Naveed Akram, the father-son duo identified as alleged Bondi Beach shooters who killed 16Bondi Beach shooter: A father and son, identified as Sajid and Naveed Akram, carried out an antisemitic attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach, res...
- Not All Jobs Are at Risk: The Surprising Winners in the AI AgeWhile anxieties mount around the globe about artificial intelligence (AI) taking jobs, a new Australian report puts a more nuanced face on ...
- Mass layoffs by Donald Trump administration are hampering critical health services, including cancer, claims reportDonald Trump became the President of the USA in January. Soon after that some tough measures were taken.
- Costume interpreters, canine beauticians, & cemetery managers among surprising roles on UK skilled worker visa listAn Oxford researcher found that jobs like canine beauticians, DJs, pilates instructors, and museum costume interpreters are eligible for UK...
- Work or calling?Christopher Wren, an English architect, observed three bricklayers working on St Paul's Cathedral. The first bricklayer was disinterested, ...
- UK panel says migration earnings rules risk exploitation of care workersChanges to UK's migrant worker rules pose an increased risk of exploitation for care workers. The National Health Service is exempt from th...
- UK relaxes visa rules to attract foreign construction workersThe UK has added bricklayers, masons, roofers, carpenters, joiners, and plasterers to the "shortage occupation list", enabling their employ...
- UK’s Rishi Sunak looks to more foreign workers to plug shortagesThe Migration Advisory Committee, which advises the government on immigration, has recommended that tradespeople including carpenters, bric...
- From 'A Man of Action' to 'The Big 4': 5 action movies to stream right nowBank heists, revenge thrillers and a hodgepodge of weapons, these films will take you on an adventurous ride.
- Crazy about ‘Pathaan’? Here are 5 action movies to feast your eyes onHead over to the OTT platforms if you are an action movie buff!
- Britain unveils new 'smart' prison without bars on windows; it will have access to gyms, snooker table & gadgetsThe 1,700-capacity prison will give a computer tablet to help prisoners gain new qualifications.
- Meet Zhong Shanshan, a reclusive entrepreneur who became Asia's richest person with $85 bn worthHe became the first Chinese entrepreneur to enter Hurun's top-10 global rich list this year.
- Connery, Sean Connery: Film superstar who defined BondThe first actor to utter the unforgettable 'Bond, James Bond', Connery made six official films as Ian Fleming's creation, giving what many ...
- Easynomics: India needs a vibrant real estate and construction sectorWhat this basically tells us is that any construction doesn’t just benefit the builder or the company carrying out that construction, but m...
- Skill training soon to get labour for 3 crore houses under Indira Awaas YojanaFunding for the training will come from the capacity building component of the Rs 35,000-crore Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Gen...
- Some businessmen like Mitt Romney who tried their hand at politicsET Magazine looks at other businessmen like Mitt Romney who tried their hand at politics and what happened to them.
- It's raining jobs for managers in industrial sectorIn the decade of the so-called jobless growth in the 1990s, the percentage of ‘managers and directors’ employed, grew by a massive 44% in t...
- It's raining jobs for managersThe percentage of 'managers and directors' employed grew by a 44% in the manufacturing sector in the 90s.
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