Is this proof that the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco was not caused by a problem with the battery?

Samsung has reportedly finished its investigation into the cause of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explosions. The company expects to unveil the results sometime in the middle of this month. Thanks to some leaked information about the Samsung Galaxy S8, we might have a good idea about what the report doe..

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"It"s a big problem" - Wenger slams Chelsea-style loan system

The Arsenal manager believes financial interests are being put before players" development at some clubs
Arsene Wenger has branded the system used by clubs such as Chelsea of stockpiling a large number of young players and repeatedly loaning them out as one of football"s “big problems”.
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Liverpool have a goalkeeper problem and should get Hart in January - Carragher

The former Reds defender believes Jurgen Klopp should be looking to bring in a new number one immediately to keep the club pushing for the Premier League title
Jamie Carragher says Liverpool have got “a goalkeeping problem” and should be looking to bring in Manchester City outcast Joe Hart if the o..

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Did iOS 10.2 make the iPhone"s #batterygate problem even worse?

The latest update to iOS 10.2 might have made things worse for iPhone users experiencing a major problem with the handsets" battery. Originally believed by Apple to affect only certain iPhone 6s models that were exposed to too much ambient air during the manufacturing process, the issue appears..

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£60m "to tackle second homes problem" in England

Image copyright PA The government is to introduce a £60m fund to help areas of England with high levels of second-home ownership to “tackle the problem”.
The money, to be shared by 150 councils, will go into providing “affordable” housing in places where demand is high.
Housing Minister Gavin Barwell said this would help those who struggle to get permanent accommodation.
One-third of the money will go to south-west England.
This area, according to the government, accounts for 21% of all second-home ownership in the country.
Councils will distribute their share of the money to community groups to invest in building and the development of housebuilding skills.
"Frustration"The government says second-home ownership is at an “all-time high” and is “crowding out” first-time buyers by artificially raising prices.
The Department for Communities and Local Government reports that there were 340,000 second homes in England in 2013/14, its most recent figures. This constitutes a rise ..

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Jurgen Klopp doesn"t see any character or attitude problem in his Liverpool team

Jurgen Klopp insists his Liverpool side have no problem with their character despite blowing a two-goal lead to lose 4-3 at Bournemouth courtesy of a last-gasp Nathan Ake winner.
The Reds seemed to be coasting to a victory which would have taken them to within a point of Premier League leaders Chelsea as Sadio Mane an..

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Torture evidence ignored by Home Office, says charity

Image copyright Will Baxter The Home Office is “disregarding and mistreating” medical evidence of torture in UK asylum claims, a report by a charity suggests.
Asylum seekers in the UK who say they are torture victims can have medical assessments to verify their claims.
But charity Freedom From Torture said judges were correcting poor judgements at “considerable cost to taxpayers”.
The Home Office said “an exceptionally small sample” was used in the report and all evidence was considered.
Sonya Sceats, director of policy and advocacy at Freedom From Torture, told the BBC"s Victoria Derbyshire programme its findings showed “egregious mishandling of medical evidence” in 50 cases over a two-year period, from January 2014 to December 2015.
Freedom From Torture produces medical reports when lawyers for asylum seekers who say they have suffered torture, instruct clinicians and other healthcare professionals at the charity to carry out detailed assessments.
But Ms Sceats said the Home ..

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