Leicester university finds coronavirus survives on healthcare uniforms for up to three days
A microbiologist recommends that all uniforms are washed in hospital or by industrial laundry
Dr Katie Laird (right) has conducted research into wash processes of healthcare uniforms (Image: De Montfort University)
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Fitness enthusiast Adam Redfern, 28, collapses and dies while out jogging
Family, friends and colleagues have been left devastated by his unlikely death
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Adam was a keen footballer (Image: DMU)
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The tech giant said in a blog post that it will be moving away from technologies that track individual people round the web.
This followed a similarly privacy-minded announcement in January, when Google promised to phase out third-party cookies which also help advertisers target people with ads by 2022. Today, we re making explicit that once third-party cookies are phased out, we will not build alternate identifiers to track individuals as they browse across the web, nor will we use them in our products, Google director David Temkin wrote in the blog post.
In its blog Google touted a new ad system that gives individuals anonymity online by grouping them together with people who share similar interests, called Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC).
Leicester s Cultural eXchanges Festival goes online for first time in 20 years
This year s guests include renowned choreographer Sir Matthew Bourne OBE
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Choreographer Sir Matthew Bourne OBE
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Student flats plan approved for city centre print works - despite anger over room sizes
A senior councillor says minimum space standards must be introduced
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The proposed building (Image: Tang Developments)
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