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AAPL
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MSFT
$541.15
▲ 1.14%
GOOGL
$352.72
▲ 0.30%
AMZN
$259.53
▼ 1.11%
TSLA
$378.03
▼ 1.22%
META
$742.96
▲ 3.38%
NVDA
$226.32
▼ 1.29%
JPM
$334.30
▲ 0.39%

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The Guardian Health
Previous advice stressed risks of sleeping in but about 90 minutes extra could prevent high blood pressureFor years, experts have stressed the risks of lie-ins, warning that catching up on missed sleep at the weekend can disrupt the body’s internal clock and trigger adverse health effects.Now analysis has produced a heartening caveat to that advice: if you do not overdo it, weekend lie-ins may be good for you, with an ideal benchmark of 1hr 27min extra in bed to protect against high blood pressu
health  Aug 30, 2026
TechCrunch
Elon Musk says a secretive new SpaceX foundry will let him cast his own turbine blades and get gas power online 18 months faster than anyone else — but it's a bet on a fuel source that's already triggering lawsuits and health studies everywhere his (and others') turbines have gone in.
technology  Aug 30, 2026
BBC Sport
Pakistan's Saud Shakeel hits a brilliant 97 against England, but falls just short of his century as he's caught by Harry Brook off the bowling of Josh Tongue, as England close in on victory in the second Test at Lord's.
sports  Aug 30, 2026
BBC Sport
Wales boss Craig Bellamy faces an injury blow ahead of his side's Nations League openers after Joe Rodon limped off with injury during Leeds United's draw with Brentford.
sports  Aug 30, 2026
The Guardian
Precariousness of living in Devighat by the Trishuli River underlined as waters swell again and residents flee to higher groundNepal-Tibet flash flood – latest updatesThe bodies continue to wash up. But the morgues have already run out of room.Since the deadly floods coursed through the Himalayan valleys of Nepal and Tibet, the numbers of people killed have continued to rise. The bodies have surfaced in their hundreds and continue to be pulled from the thick, tar-like mud that engulfed everythin
general  Aug 30, 2026

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