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Liverpool lose first Premier League round of the period, beaten 3-0 by Watford https://edition.cnn.com/2020/02/29/football/liverpool-watford-lose-unbeaten-premier-league-spt-intl/index.html (CNN)Watford took a mammoth jump toward EPL endurance on Leap Year Day, beating the beforehand unbeaten Liverpool 3-0.  The dominant European Champions had been undefeated in its initial 27 group matches, dominating 26 and drawing only one and were only one win away from establishing the new precedent for most back to back association wins.  Be that as it may, a twofold from Senegal worldwide Ismaila Sarr and a quiet completion from Troy Deeney helped Watford secure a major success in its expectations of staying in the Premier League.  The thrashing was the club's first annihilation since January 2019, finishing a 44-game unbeaten streak, the second longest unbeaten run in English top-flight history.  For Watford, the success moves it out of the assignment zone on objecti

If you drive an expensive car you're probably a jerk, scientists say By  Rob Picheta , CNN The science is looking truly consistent on this one: Drivers of costly vehicles are the most noticeably terrible.  Another examination has discovered that drivers of showy vehicles are less inclined to stop and permit people on foot to go across the street - with the probability they'll hinder diminishing by 3% for each extra $1,000 that their vehicle is worth.  Tesla and controllers need to accomplish more to forestall Autopilot passings, security organization says  Tesla and controllers need to accomplish more to forestall Autopilot passings, wellbeing office says  Scientists from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas hypothesized that the costly vehicle proprietors "felt a feeling of prevalence over other street clients" and were less ready to relate to modest walkway inhabitants.  They reached this resolution in the wake of requesting that volu

Danger of worldwide coronavirus spread 'extremely high' cautions WHO as China circumstance settles By  Julia Hollingsworth ,  Steve George  and Amy Woodyatt, CNN Would it be advisable for you to go during the coronavirus flare-up? With new instances of novel coronavirus revealed day by day in nations over the globe, numerous explorers are thinking about whether they should drop or delay existing plans and hold off on booking trips.  "Should I drop my excursion to Rome and Florence?" one CNN peruser is pondering.  "What is the edge for reconsidering household itinerary items?" another inquires.  Shockingly, there's nobody size-fits-all answer.  It's especially an individual figuring, specialists state, taking various components - the explorer, their sidekicks, the goal and then some - into thought.

Thirteen individuals have been murdered in Delhi in the deadliest savagery the Indian capital has found in decades. The conflicts previously broke out on Sunday, between dissenters for a disputable new Indian citizenship law and those against it. The brutality has taken on strict hints, with Hindu and Muslim gatherings battling one another. The conflicts have come during US President Donald Trump's first official visit to the nation. Source: AFP The brutality is focused on Muslim-lion's share neighborhoods in north-east Delhi - about 18km (11 miles) from the core of the capital, where Mr Trump has been holding gatherings with Indian pioneers, representatives and businesspeople. The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) - which pundits state is hostile to Muslim - has started huge fights since it was spent a year ago, and a portion of those have turned fierce. Be that as it may, the shows in Delhi have been serene as of not long ago. When gotten some information about