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We all dream about winning the lottery - but imagine if you won a massive cash prize and didn t even realise.
The National Lottery keeps a list of unclaimed prizes, along with details including the lucky numbers, the location where the ticket was bought and what date it was purchased.
Green man traffic signal replaced by woman at pedestrian crossings in London
While some icons wear heels, others wear jackets and flat shoes
Why did the Londoner do a double-take as they crossed the road?
To look at the new traffic light designs of course.
Transport for London has unveiled a series of new icons at crossings across the capital.
Rather than the traditional image of a person wearing a dress to signify gender, the signals feature a range of women in different shapes and sizes.
The specially designed symbols veer away from the common narrow representations of women and showcase a range of females from high-heeled, bun wearing ladies to bobbed- haired, jacket-wearing individuals.
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Lewisham Health and Care Partners (LHCP) has launched a digital home monitoring solution to support patients with health conditions.
It has worked with AI in healthcare company HN and software and services firm L2S2 in developing the solution, which includes the use of Bluetooth devices and an app to keep track of blood glucose levels.
They are in the early stages of a six-month pilot project in which 60 Lewisham residents, 30 with respiratory conditions and 30 with diabetes, will be monitored over six months to see how the technology can help to reduce care events.
All of them are receiving Bluetooth devices – either a glucometer or SpO2 meter/oximeter – and the L2S2/HN Reassure App on a smartphone. If they do not have a phone one is being provided.