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Entropy Neurodynamics gets ethics approval for a Phase 1b/2a basket study of TRP-8803 across eight disorders, with 72 participants and first dosing expected this quarter.
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The Repair Shop takes over The Bidding Room's Tuesday afternoon slot on BBC One from August 11, with a new episode featuring items linked to the Lockerbie rescue dog and historic rugby boots.
A Florida judge ruled the wording of Amendment 3, a property tax measure, is misleading and biased, ordering Attorney General James Uthmeier to rewrite it before the November ballot.
Bobby Bones and crew review The Odyssey, Backrooms, Sing Sing, The Substance, The Devil Wears Prada 2, Ransom Canyon, Michael, and Obsession, with ratings and quirky category tags.
Northern Ireland victims' commissioner urges new Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant to ensure Troubles Bill reflects diverse experiences of all victims and survivors.
Guardian Australia critics pick August’s top reads: Meg Mason’s new novel, a single-sentence Tasmanian jeremiad, a history of Australia’s slave trade, and more.
A 13-year-old student in Georgetown County, South Carolina, was arrested for threatening to shoot up Carvers Bay High School. Investigators found no firearm access at his home.
Hisense's 2026 lineup spans budget to high-end, featuring RGB Mini-LED models like the UR9 and value picks like the U6 Pro and E6.
Highland Council planning experts recommend objecting to SSEN Transmission's plan to divert 1.7km of the Beauly to Denny line for the Fanellan substation, citing incomplete cumulative impact assessment.
Kenmare Municipal District councillors strongly oppose any proposal to source water from the River Roughty, citing environmental and planning risks. They seek an urgent meeting with Uisce Éireann in September.
A DerbySoft white paper, based on a Singapore roundtable, says APAC business travel's front end has improved but back-end operations remain fragmented, urging focus on reconciliation, PMS, data trust, and regional flexibility.
Stears reports 64 limited partner commitments into African private capital funds in Q2 2026, signaling continued investor interest despite global headwinds.
Nigerian comedian Mazi Okeke claims his fiancée was unfaithful despite his financial support for her education, business, and family. He shared his ordeal in an emotional video.
Q107 launches Fuel Up Fridays, offering listeners a chance to win $107 toward gas by texting GAS when they hear an old-timey gas station chime on Fridays between 7am and 11pm.
Learn about tax-efficient strategies for passing wealth to children, including annual gift exclusions, trusts, 529 plans, and appreciated assets.
An Indian professional in Poland shares his biggest work culture shock in Europe, saying work is not the centre of life there.
A dinghy carrying 157 migrants capsized in the English Channel after its engine caught fire. All were rescued, no fatalities reported. British and French vessels assisted.
UConn Formula SAE team achieved top-five finishes in both combustion and electric competitions, ranking first nationally among U.S. teams.
Steven Jones, 40, of Warrington, was jailed for six years and eight months after deliberately damaging a woman's gas meter, causing a life-threatening leak.
Daisy May Cooper and brother Charlie discuss their 'messed up' childhood on a podcast, branding their father Paul a 'narcissist'.
Sharjah Chamber meets Dominican Republic ambassador and India's consul general to boost trade, investment, and bilateral ties, including a $100 billion trade goal.
Thomas Pickering, 25, jailed for 13 months after biting a baby girl on the cheek, causing significant pain and distress. He pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce remains on the PUP list as training camp enters its second week. He is recovering from March ankle surgery. Head coach Shane Steichen says Pierce is progressing well but has not given a return timeline.
Bass Connection, founded in 1996, celebrates its 30th anniversary with a reunion concert at Salisbury Arts Centre on September 5, featuring eight acts and raising funds for the Rose Gale Trust.
