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‘Bring Back Tony Stark’ billboard appears in Los Angeles

‘Bring Back Tony Stark’ billboard appears in Los Angeles
Apr 24 2021 Share

It seems as though Marvel fans want one of their favourite superheroes to come back literally from the dead. Robert Downey Jr. and ‘genius, billionaire, philanthropist’ Tony Stark have almost become synonymous. But, having died in ‘Avengers: Endgame’, a billboard asking for the return of the hero has been put up in Los Angeles.

The billboard reads: ‘For our beloved hero, please; Bring Back Tony Stark’. It is unknown how many of the fanbase want to see the return of the suited hero, his story having come full circle by kicking off the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe and ending with Tony sacrificing his life to save it. What do you think? Should Tony Stark be brought back into action or should he stay dead?

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Family in US accused of selling bleach as COVID-19 cure

Family in US accused of selling bleach as COVID-19 cure
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A family has been indicted on federal charges for selling industrial bleach as a COVID-19 cure through their Florida-based church. 62-year-old Mark Grenon, who is the archbishop of the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing in Florida, has been selling chlorine dioxide as a cure for the pandemic along with his three sons. A federal grand jury in Miami returned an indictment on Thursday charging them with one count each of conspiracy to commit fraud. They face potential life sentences.

The bleach was sold as a ‘Miracle Mineral Solution’, with the Grenons claiming that it can cure not just COVID-19 but a slew of other illnesses such as cancer and malaria. The church had already been ordered to stop by a Miami federal judge last April, but the warning fell on deaf ears.

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Summer weather for the upcoming week

Summer weather for the upcoming week
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After a week of clouds, wind and even some rain showers, it seems as if the weather will be taking a turn towards the more sunny and summery.

Hot air from the Sahara will be making its way up towards the Mediterranean, with temperatures expected to reach up to 25°C or even higher.

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Happy? 😍☀😱😎🥵😡😭 The weather across Malta and Gozo will improve somewhat next week with temperatures expected to rise to…

Posted by Malta Weather on Friday, 23 April 2021

The temperature will be seemingly going up as the week progresses, going from partly cloudy on Monday to to mainly sunny by the end of the week. For those who love the sun, it seems as if this week will be a much needed blessing.

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Research reveals higher risk to pregnant women from COVID-19

Research reveals higher risk to pregnant women from COVID-19
Apr 24 2021 Share

A research that involved 2,100 pregnant women across 18 countries around the globe has resulted in the finding that COVID-19 is attributed to a higher risk of severe maternal complications. The findings of the INTERCOVID study as revealed from the Nuffield Dept of Women’s & Reproductive Health have detailed the information about the effects of the pandemic on pregnancy. Risk to mothers and babies is significantly higher than acknowledge when the virus first broke out. Aris Papageorghiou, who co-led the study, stated;

‘Women with COVID-19 during pregnancy were over 50% more likely to experience pregnancy complications (such as premature birth […] compared to pregnant women unaffected by COVID-19.’ Newborns of infected women were also more at risk of severe medical complications. The research has provided the necessary data to ensure all families understand the risk and to have the best possible care, including vaccination.

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