| I'm walking Huawei: here are 4 great Android phones you can buy instead
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 Huawei's in a spot of bother. Google has suspended its business operations with the Chinese smartphone manufacturer, meaning Huawei no longer has access to Android and a raft of other Google services. So what does this mean for you as a consumer? Well, there's more info here, but if you already have a Huawei device, it's not going to receive the latest version of Android. You can keep on using the device (the Google Play store will still work, as will app updates), but the OS itself is going to stay the same. Basically, as long as the company provides… This story continues at The Next Web Or just read more coverage about: Android,Huawei
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| Ukraine's New President Volodomyr Zelenskiy Vows Reform. Or Is It Revenge?
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 Maxym Marusenko/Getty Volodymyr Zelenskiy, Ukraine's comedian turned politician, was sworn in as president on Monday in front of a parliament that was mostly hostile to his agenda. So Zelenskiy simply announced he would dissolve the parliament, calling snap elections. "Glory to Ukraine!" he said. In his inaugural speech, President Zelenskiy said that his main responsibility is to end the war against pro-Russian forces in eastern Ukraine. After five years of fighting and thousands of lives lost, that certainly is his biggest challenge. But the solutions he offers are neither dramatic nor even very clear. When it comes to fighting corruption, however, an issue on which the vast majority of Ukrainians agree, Zelenskiy announced some bold strokes. Read more at The Daily Beast. Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here
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| Man Utd have staggering £95m transfer bid for Napoli defender Koulibaly rejected as Solskjaer revolution starts
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 MANCHESTER UNITED'S blockbuster £95million bid for Kalidou Koulibaly has been rejected. The Napoli star is regarded as one of the best defenders in the world with United desperate to tighten up their defence ahead of next season. Napoli reject whopping £95million bid from Man United for Kalidou KoulibalyGetty Images - Getty Gazzetta Dello Sport journalist Nicolo Schira reports United's potential world record bid for the 27-year-old central defender has been knocked back by the Italians. The huge bid eclipsing the £75million Liverpool shelled out for Virgil van Dijk shows United mean business this summer as they look to bridge the huge gap between themselves and champions Manchester City. Club president Aurelio De Laurentiis knows United chief Ed Woodward is under pressure to deliver summer signings in support of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. De Laurentiis does not want to sell his defensive stalwart who has a £130m buyout clause that comes into play next year. Napoli finished second in Serie A behind Juventus ...
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| Britain's largest car-maker Jaguar Land Rover loses record £3.6billion in a year
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 JAGUAR Land Rover has reported a shocking £3.6billion loss over the past year following a slump in Chinese sales and a drop in drive for diesel cars. The luxury car manufacturer, which announced 4,500 job cuts earlier this year, fell from a £400million profit made in 2018. Jaguar Land Rover already made 4,500 job cuts earlier this yearSWNS:South West News Service Britain's biggest car manufacturer, which is owned by Indian conglomerate Tata, blamed a weak Chinese market for a 5.8 per cent decline in sales in the country. The majority of Jaguar Land Rover's vehicles are diesel, a fuel that many drivers are steering away from to escape a new tax, and has also been named as a reason for the massive loss. Chief executive, Dr Ralf Speth said: "Jaguar Land Rover has been one of the first companies in its sector to address the multiple headwinds simultaneously sweeping the automotive industry. "We are focused on the future as we overcome the structural and cyclical issues that impacted our results in the past ...
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| Cadbury is still selling bargain Easter eggs and prices start at 48p
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 CHOCOHOLICS can still bag a bargain on Cadbury Easter eggs when a sale means that prices start at 48p. Easter may long be over but the confectionery makers are giving shoppers the chance to stock up on the sweet stuff ahead of next year. Cadbury's has a sale on it's Easter eggs and prices start at 48p Who are we kidding – they're also ideal to snack on now – because who can actually wait a whole year for chocolate? Among the best bargains is a single Caramel chocolate egg that costs 48p down from 58p. You can even buy a whole Dairy Milk Easter egg that weighs 77g and comes without the box. It costs 50p in the sale, down from £1.09. Shoppers can save £4 on medium size eggs, which come in Wispa, Picnic and Oreo flavours and have two extra choccies in each box, which now cost £2. Here's how to cut the cost of your grocery shop SAVING on your shop can make a big difference to your wallet. Here are some tips from Hannah Maundrell, editor of Money.co.uk, about how you can cut the cost of your shopping bills: • ...
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| Lidl is selling a sandpit with shade for £40 and it's perfect for summer
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| TRYING to keep your kids off their screens during summer months can be a real challenge, but Lidl is making it easier to get them outdoors. Facebook page Money Saver Online has spotted a sandpit with a sun shade on sale at the retailer for £39.99 – and it's perfect for summer. The sandpits come with a shade to protect your little ones from sunshine and rain Sadly, the product is no longer listed on Lidl's website and the supermarket told the Sun it's not available nationwide as it's a local deal. In other words, your best bet would be to give your nearest store a ring or pop down to see yourself if it has any stock. Lidl has more than 700 branches across the UK. You can find your nearest one as well as contact details using its store locator. The Facebook page told us they spotted the garden toy in a Lidl store in Thanet, Kent. The pit includes an "ice cream parlour" play corner The "Playtive Junior Sandpit with Sun Shade" is made from solid wood and comes with plastic-coated corners so your offsprings ...
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