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Trump has won, but are there any winners in the Middle East?

A week after the ‘shock’ re-election of Donald Trump to the Whitehouse and over a year into one of the most blood-soaked periods of the Middle East’s tortured modern history, the question is, what has been lost and has anything been won, and what impact might Trump II have on…

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‘My chest was vibrating. Plaster fell off the ceiling’: the Brummie pub that birthed grindcore

It eschewed working toilets to host crust punks, hunt saboteurs and some of the fastest, loudest music in the UK. The Mermaid in Sparkhill is finally having its history acknowledged

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: US’s ‘spy balloon’ explanation enough to spark panic

Plus, New Yorkers gawp at an owl living the high life and actors seeking the Oscars spotlight

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Why did recruiters and coaches miss on Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes in high school?

Entering the 2012 season, the Whitehouse Wildcats needed to find a new starting quarterback.

Los Angeles Times

Sam McDowell: A truck driver, security guard, four others. And the Patrick Mahomes story they share.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Patrick Mahomes is sitting behind a microphone, at the center of the spectacle that accompanies these Super Bowl media days, the subject of mostly glowing questions.

Tribune News Service

How growing up in an MLB clubhouse prepared Patrick Mahomes for NFL stardom

Pat Mahomes spotted the wizardry as it unfolded before him on the Arrowhead Stadium field, long before the 74,336 fans on hand for a 2018 game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens, and right before television analyst Tony Romo noticed it on the CBS broadcast.

Los Angeles Times

Selling stolen data on the darknet is a million-dollar industry, study finds

After data breaches, our information enters an illicit supply chain and earns hackers millions of dollars.

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Darknet markets generate millions in revenue selling stolen personal data, supply chain study finds

It is common to hear news reports about large data breaches, but what happens once your personal data is stolen? Our research shows that, like most legal commodities, stolen data products flow through a supply chain consisting of producers, wholesalers and consumers. But this supply chain involves the interconnection of…

The Conversation

83 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Merseyside

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

Liverpool Echo

Russian court extends WNBA star Brittney Griner’s detention

US basketball star’s lawyer says he believes one-month extension indicates the case would come to trial soon.

Al Jazeera

81 tributes and funeral notices from across Merseyside this week

The past week's notices from around the region

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