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Jeremy Corbyn has accused Keir Starmer of "rewriting history" when the current party leader claimed he had known Labour would lose the 2019 general election. Mr Starmer was a leading member of Mr Corbyn's shadow cabinet in 2019, when Labour suffered one of its worst general-election defeats. He has since distanced himself from Mr Corbyn's leadership and many of the policies the former leader put forward at that election. Mr Starmer has even accused the Conservatives of building a "Jeremy Corbyn-style manifesto" that will "load everything into the wheelbarrow" without explaining how to pay for it. 'Serious plan' Asked by Sky News, on Wednesday, to explain why he had campaigned for Mr Corbyn's manifesto, Mr Starmer said: "I was certain that we would lose the 2019 election. "I did campaign for Labour - of course I did. "I will openly say I campaigned for Labour "I wanted good colleagues to be returned into the Labour Party." Mr Starmer has repeatedly stressed how he has changed the party since taking over from Mr Corbyn, in 2020. Speaking at the launch of Labour's 2024 election manifesto, Mr Starmer said he was now offering a "serious plan for the future of our country". Addressing Mr Starmer's claim he had known Labour would lose the 2019 general election, Mr Corbyn said: "Well, he never said that to me, at any time. "And so I just think rewriting history is no help. "It shows double standards, shall we say, that he now says he always thought that but he never said it at the time or anything about it. "He was part of the campaign. "He and I spoke together at events and I find it actually quite sad." Mr Corbyn added his message to the Labour leader was to "own" his involvement with the 2019 campaign. The former Labour leader is standing as an independent candidate in Islington North, after being expelled from the Labour Party. The other candidates standing in the constituency are: Vikas Aggarwal. Liberal Democrats Karen Harries, Conservative Party Paul Josling. Independent Sheridan Kates, Green Party Praful Nargund, Labour Party Martyn Nelson, Reform UK https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn008x70kr6o

Four one-day-old ducklings have been rescued after they were found stuck underground in a BT cable culvert. They were discovered at the side of the road on the B1188 between Dunston and Metheringham on the evening of 12 June. Initially searching for an injured deer in the road, Lincolnshire Police Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT) stumbled across the damaged cable with the ducklings stuck in water several feet below. Two local residents and a gamekeeper assisted the RCAT officer in saving the four youngsters. RCAT said that "without a doubt" the ducklings would have died if they had not been found. It added the ducklings were "now in the care of a Wild Things Rescue carer in Sleaford." https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c999qlk1x1lo

It’s rare to see a Harley-Davidson Pan America in the wild. The big adventure bike from Milwaukee just doesn’t seem to have found favour with UK buyers, which is a shame, because at just over 1000 miles in with the new CVO version, I’m very much in a ‘What’s not to like?’ state of mind. That’s not to say that there aren’t certain aspects which don’t float my boat, but we’ll come to those later on. Related: Best adventure helmets First impressions are all about size. With a fully brimmed tank, set of heavy-duty luggage and a host of accessories, it’s verging on 300kg before I even climb aboard. That’s 54kg up on the standard model (which itself is 8kg heavier than the BMW R1300GS), so not an insignificant bulk when it comes to wheeling it about. Perhaps unsurprisingly it’s wide too, those cavernous 37- and 45-litre panniers taking the minimum filtering gap required to just over 108cm. Swinging a leg over looks a daunting enough challenge in itself, but switch on the ignition and the Pan Am politely curtseys to give away an extra couple of inches in seat height. That convenience is down to the automatic electronic preload control, which is part of a clever suspension package featuring electronically adjustable semi-active damping and adaptive ride height. It can be configured in a variety of ways, but in the automatic mode it essentially backs off the preload to drop the ride height at low speed and standstill. It’s a great feature to have on such a tall bike, however it’s how the whole system operates at speed that’s seriously impressive. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Prod the starter button and the 1250cc ‘Revolution Max’ motor jolts into life, thrumming through the frame with an eagerness to crack on. It wouldn’t be a Harley without a V-twin, but this is nothing like the firm’s traditional 45° cruiser lump. With a 60° cylinder configuration and overhead cams, it’s far more free revving than its cruiser cousins and boasts a considerable hike in power, topping out at 150bhp and 94.4lb.ft of torque. The Pan Am’s weight disappears almost as soon as you start slipping the clutch, its low and neutral centre of gravity making it feel balanced and manageable, even at walking pace. U-turns and slow control are made easy thanks to a tight turning circle and with the suspension at its lower setting the ground is never too far away. Wind on the throttle and the preload control kicks in to set the rear shock at the perfect ride height, then continuously monitors it to keep the big Harley in straight and level flight. It’s a rapid machine that piles on speed with the grunt and gusto of a monster truck, so when you come barrelling into a bend with what feels like planetary momentum the suspension has an awful lot to do. But do it, it does, rolling easily into the turn to hold a confident and prescribed line, while remaining fully receptive to the next nudge on the ’bars to change direction once again. It’s swift, assured and elegant. So what’s not working? Well, the sidestand, for one. It sits well forward of the foot peg and gear lever, making it a slightly awkward reach, but where I struggle is having to tilt the bike to the right before the stand will swing down securely. It’s a nervous moment, especially with full panniers, and I need to delve into the ride height settings to see if I can solve it. The other issue is that the handlebars are positioned too low for me to stand up comfortably off road. Bar risers should be the answer, and I’ll report back on that in a future update. With the running in period and first service done, the CVO Pan Am is ready for some proper touring action, so I’ll be packing my bags and heading across Europe almost as soon as I can book a crossing. https://www.motorcyclenews.com/mcn-fleet/harley-davidson-cvo-pan-america/update-one-initial-thoughts/

Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher says he is only "focusing on England" at Euro 2024 amid reports he could leave his boyhood club this summer. Gallagher has been linked with Aston Villa or Tottenham, and any sale would go down as 'pure profit', meaning it would help Chelsea to navigate the Premier League's strict profit and sustainability rules. The 24-year-old Gallagher took over as Chelsea captain from the injured Reece James for the majority of last season and impressed to earn a spot at his second major tournament with England. "I'm a Chelsea player right now and I'm just thinking about England and the tournament," said Gallagher, who went to the 2022 Qatar World Cup. "It's not difficult. I'm away with England and I couldn't be happier with the position I’m in. "I've just been focusing on England. This is the most important thing right now for me and the country. "I'm hoping I can help the team more on the pitch in this tournament." Gallagher scored five Premier League goals last season and registered seven assists, featuring in 37 out of 38 league games under former boss Mauricio Pochettino. Despite Chelsea ending the season strongly with five wins in a row to earn a sixth-placed finish, Pochettino departed and has been replaced by Enzo Maresca, who helped Leicester City win promotion back to the top flight. All-action midfielder Gallagher said he was "sad" to see Argentine Pochettino depart but "excited" to work under Maresca, a former assistant to Pep Guardiola at Manchester City. "I've come a long way this season," Gallagher said. "Pochettino has done so much for me. I was sad, sad for him and the coaching staff. "Credit to Pochettino for what he has done for me. He has given me a lot of responsibility and trust at Chelsea and it puts me in a better position to be a bigger part of the squad for this tournament." England start their Euro 2024 campaign on Sunday against Serbia before they face Denmark on 20 June and Slovenia on 25 June in their other Group C games. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c3ggl8g3zvvo

This will be a tall order for coffee lovers. Sleep specialist and clinical psychologist Michael Breus says that the best way to mitigate sleeplessness is to cut off java consumption early in the day. “The No. 1 mistake coffee drinkers make that impacts sleep is drinking it past noon,” he told Well+Good this week. “Because caffeine can have a lasting stimulant effect, it can get in the way of your sleep and raise your risk of insomnia,” Breus added. If the idea of eliminating your afternoon cup is too much to bear — or bean, as it were — Breus says that you can stretch the cutoff time to 2 p.m. “Experts often suggest keeping away from caffeine for at least eight hours before bed, but you can adjust this based on your own sensitivity to caffeine,” he noted. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 80% of US adults consume caffeine every day — and research shows the first sip is the strongest. Within 45 minutes of consumption, 99% of caffeine is absorbed by the body. But the half-life of that caffeine — the amount of time it takes your system to reduce it to half of its original amount — ranges from 1.5 to 9.5 hours. Caffeine can make it more difficult to fall and stay asleep since it competes with adenosine, a naturally occurring chemical in the body that promotes drowsiness. Adenosine, a neurotransmitter, collects in the body throughout the day and helps to regulate sleep-wake cycles. Caffeine disrupts this process, keeping us wide-eyed when it’s high time for shut-eye. It’s important to note that everyone metabolizes caffeine differently. Genetics play a role in how long caffeine keeps you wired — some folks only need a single cup to power them through the day, while others maintain a full-pot habit. https://nypost.com/2024/06/13/lifestyle/sleep-expert-says-drinking-coffee-after-noon-causes-insomnia/

The US Supreme Court has unanimously rejected an effort to restrict access to the abortion pill mifepristone. The decision, which came two years after the court rescinded the nationwide guarantee to an abortion, was welcomed by pro-choice activists. The justices decided the plaintiffs, a group of anti-abortion doctors and activists, did not have a legal right to sue. But they left the door open to other attempts to limit the availability of the drug. Mifepristone is one of two drugs used in a medication abortion, now the most common method of terminating pregnancies in the US. The plaintiffs, known as the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, had argued that approval for the drug from US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should be withdrawn. But during arguments on the case in March, several of the court's nine justices sounded sceptical that any of the plaintiffs had suffered harm from the availability of mifepristone - which is necessary to have the legal standing to sue. "The plaintiffs have sincere legal, moral, ideological objections to elective abortion and to FDA's relaxed regulation," wrote Justice Brett Kavanaugh for the court, "but they failed to demonstrate" any actual injury. "A plaintiff’s desire to make a drug less available for others does not establish standing to sue," he also wrote. The top court overturned Roe v Wade, effectively rescinding a federal right to abortion, in June 2022. Since then, 21 states have moved to restrict abortion earlier in pregnancy than the standard it had set. Seventeen of those have barred the procedure at six weeks or earlier. Thursday's ruling has no bearing on these laws - medication abortion remains illegal in states that prohibit abortion. But abortion pills have acted as an effective workaround to the bans, with thousands of pills flowing into restrictive states through the mail. Pro-choice activists were encouraged that access to abortion pills had been preserved, but warned the Supreme Court's decision was a qualified victory. At least three states - Missouri, Kansas and Idaho - have also opposed the FDA's approval of the drug in court. The Supreme Court's decision on Thursday does not rule out these future challenges. "This ruling is not a ‘win’ for abortion, it just maintains the status quo," said Nancy Northup, president of the pro-choice Center for Reproductive Rights in a statement. "The attacks on abortion pills will not stop here - the anti-abortion movement sees how critical abortion pills are in this post-Roe world." In a statement, President Joe Biden echoed those comments, saying the ruling "does not change the fact that the fight for reproductive freedom continues". "The stakes could not be higher for women across America," he said. Anti-abortion groups criticised the decision. But these groups, too, indicated the fight would continue. "It is a sad day for all who value women’s health and unborn children’s lives," said Katie Daniel, state policy director for Susan B Anthony Pro-Life America. "But the fight to stop dangerous mail-order abortion drugs is not over." Abortion is expected to be a leading issue at the ballot box this fall. Since Roe v Wade was overturned, it has posed a problem for some Republicans, caught between a base that opposes the abortion, and a general electorate that broadly supports access to the procedure. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c2qq1wqw3w2o

Yes, it's that time of the week again. The time we write about Fortnite making its return to iOS! But hold the phone, this isn't about the UK or the US, but about Japan. Yes, you read that right, Japan's government and Diet (parliament) have passed a new law opening up mobile app stores. Naturally, Fortnite (and likely Sweeney behind the scenes) was quick to point this out as an obvious victory on their part. However, we do note that their promise is for the prompt arrival of Fortnite and the Epic Games Store to iOS (cough) in late 2025 (cough). What does this tell us? Well, it might indicate the international rollout of the Epic Games store may slide into 2025 anyway. Legislation doesn't take place overnight of course, and given the time to put it in place (and assuming any legal challenges don't take too long) late 2025 is a sadly quite realistic timeframe, especially given this is the same date it's projected to arrive in the UK too. So what else? Japan's new law is effectively the same as other legislation like the DMA and other proposed changes in the US. Basically, Japan has legislated that neither Google nor Apple can prevent competing services, like alternative app stores, from being sold on their storefronts. It's yet another move to open up the app ecosystem, something Apple has railed against on the grounds of security. For the average user and mobile gamer, this could prompt a wave of new stores offering exciting incentives for adoption, or a whole new era of confusion. Either way, however, it looks like a real sea-change in favour of companies that have duked it out with Apple for years, like Epic Games. Still, there's no reason to go running to alternative app stores just yet. Especially with new games coming out weekly. Speaking of, why not take a look at the latest entry in our regular feature of the top five new mobile games to try this week? https://www.pocketgamer.com/fortnite/coming-to-ios-in-japan/

Rumor mill The highly anticipated Xbox Games Showcase is just days away, with the event scheduled to kick off on June 9. Ahead of that, a report from The Verge's Tom Warren has revealed a lot of what could appear at the showcase, including the release date for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, a new Doom game called Dark Ages, a Halo: Combat Evolved remaster for PS5, a fresh look at the new Fable, and more. You can subscribe to Warren's newsletter to get all the information directly from the source. In this gallery, we're running through some of the information from the report. Bear in mind, all of this information is unofficial and should be taken with a grain of salt prior to the Xbox Games Showcase. There may also be additional announcements and surprises to come that haven't been leaked as of yet, so keep checking back with GameSpot for the latest. Microsoft is conducting its Xbox Games Showcase amid a tumultuous year for the company. So far in 2024, Microsoft made dramatic decisions like laying off thousands of people and closing studios. Halo: CE Remaster The report said Microsoft is working on "some form" of a remaster of Halo: Combat Evolved, and that it could launch on rival systems. This game may not be announced during the showcase, though, as the project is described as being in the "early days" of development. Microsoft released a Halo: CE remaster under the title Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary in 2011 alongside co-developers Certain Affinity and Saber Interactive. It is included in Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Bringing a potential Halo: CE remaster to rival systems like PS5 would not be a big surprise, given that Microsoft is putting more and more of its games on competitors' consoles lately as part of a strategy shift. Warren reported that this new strategy is internally known as "Project Latitude." Starfield on PS5 + Project Latitude According to Warren, Project Latitude is the internal name for Microsoft's new plan to bring more of its games to rival systems. The first batch of these (beyond Minecraft) were Hi-Fi Rush, Sea of Thieves, Pentiment, and Grounded. These have been made available on PS5 and Nintendo Switch, and more could be coming. The report said Microsoft is considering bringing an unspecified Gears of War game and Starfield to PS5 later this year. It's also possible that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle comes to PS5, Warren said, but not until "several months" after it comes to Xbox. Project Latitude could also see Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition come to "rival consoles" in early 2025, the report said. Age of Mythology: Retold and Senua's Saga: Hellblade II may also come to PS5 down the road, the report said, adding that nothing is certain and that Microsoft is continually weighing its options based on a number of considerations. The Xbox Games Showcase on June 9 is not expected to include many details on Xbox games coming to rival platforms, as the showcase will instead focus on the Xbox platform specifically, the report said. Black Ops 6 release date (and more dates) The report also revealed that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is expected to release on October 25, which tracks with previous rumors and reports. Black Ops 6 will have its own dedicated showcase taking place directly after the Xbox Games Showcase, so fans are likely to get many more details on the game very soon. The report added that Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 will launch in November, with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle coming in December. Diablo IV's Vessel of Hatred DLC, meanwhile, is reportedly set to debut in early October with World of Warcraft's The War Within expansion landing in late August. It was also reported that Towerborne could hit early access this year, while Obsidian's RPG Avowed is said to be targeting a November launch. New Doom And Gears The Xbox Games Showcase will have two major first-party game announcements, the report said. The first of these is said to be Doom: The Dark Ages, which is expected to launch simultaneously across Xbox and PlayStation 5 in 2025. No other details about the game were revealed, however, but id Software is likely the developer. A new Gears of War game will be announced at the Xbox Games Showcase as well, the report said. This may not be a Project Latitude game, however, and is expected to be exclusive to Xbox and PC. Microsoft's long-in-development new Fable game, from Forza Horizon studio Playground, is expected to get a new look at the Xbox Games Showcase, the report said. South of Midnight, the next game from Compulsion Games, may appear as well. The report said both the new Fable and South of Midnight could launch in 2025, and both games are said to be in consideration for Project Latitude. Xbox hardware? Finally, the report said it "feels possible" that Microsoft might show off an Xbox handheld device during the showcase. Microsoft has also spoken about a powerful new gaming console, so it's possible this could be revealed, or hinted at, during the event. Microsoft has also said it's working on "more console and controller options" for Holiday 2024, and Warren said he wondered if this might be the time that Microsoft reveals a white Xbox Series X with no disc drive. Surprises! Microsoft's Xbox Games Showcase is rumored to be two hours long and feature 30 games. While some of the big announcements may have leaked already, it's likely there are still some surprises in store. It's not a stretch to imagine Microsoft making some Xbox Game Pass announcements during the event. In any event, GameSpot will bring you all the news from the event as it's announced! https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/xbox-games-showcase-rumors-black-ops-6-release-date-xbox-handheld-new-doom-starfield-ps5-and-more/2900-5455/

One of the challenges faced by the Chinese chip design industry is the lack of advanced domestic electronic design automation (EDA) tools. Market leaders Cadence and Synopsys are unable to supply the chipmaking software to Chinese entities due to U.S. export controls. Also, until recently, no EDA tools for chip design software could work on China's domestically produced CPUs. Things are starting to change, and a Chinese firm, Xinhuazhang, introduced its first EDA software that can work on China's domestically produced processors. At the Kunpeng Developer Day on April 25, 2024, Xinhuazhang delivered a keynote speech on its progress in developing a domestic EDA platform that can use Huawei's Kunpeng processors (powered by the Armv8 instruction set architecture) for servers and Phytium's FeiTeng processors (which use SPARCv9-derived ISA) for supercomputers. This is a significant development for China's semiconductor industry as domestic chip designers can now design devices and simulate them using solely domestic software and hardware. Xinhuazhang says it offers a comprehensive suite of EDA tools covering all aspects of digital chip verification, from hardware simulation to system debugging and verification cloud. Xinhuazhang has completed extensive adaptation and optimization work to port its core EDA software to the Kunpeng platform. This includes adapting the compilation environment, C++/ASM compilation, cmake compilation scripts, and third-party libraries. These efforts ensure compatibility and performance optimizations for Kunpeng server clusters. Xinhuazhang's products passed Huawei's OpenLab compatibility test in 2021 and won first place in the Kunpeng Innovation Competition in 2022, a report at X-Epic claims. According to the company, performance improvements have been notable. Xinhuazhang's tools, such as GalaxSim and GalaxFV, can now use Huawei Kunpeng-based high-performance clusters and achieve a 2x to 3x simulation performance improvement in multiple customer test cases over non-optimized software. These enhancements significantly reduce simulation testing time and improve system-level chip simulation verification efficiency. Unfortunately, there is no word about optimizations for FeiTeng processors. In general, this collaboration not only strengthens the Huawei Kunpeng ecosystem but also provides a set of EDA solutions for China's domestic semiconductor industry. https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/chinese-company-unveils-sanctions-defying-chip-design-tools-that-work-on-china-chipmakers-huawei-and-phytium-processors

You may remember that Microsoft introduced a new Outlook app for Windows 11 (and Windows 10) at the end of last year, though plenty of users have stuck it out and held onto the ‘classic’ Outlook email app. If you aren’t willing to move over to the new app but don’t want to be left behind, don’t fret - Windows Copilot, Microsoft’s AI assistant, is finally coming to the older app. Yes, this is a major feature that diehard old Outlook users won’t miss out on. According to a blog post, Microsoft stated that the classic Outlook app will get a trio of Copilot features: Summarize, Coaching, and Draft. The Summarize option will be available in the top-right corner when you’ve got an email thread open. As you might guess, it gets Copilot to summarize the main points of that thread. Coaching will offer tips on how to write the perfect email and hit the right tone in the message, as well as considerations such as clarity of the writing. That’s about honing an email you’ve already written, whereas Draft will let Copilot take the reins and create the entire email on the basis of a few prompts. You can then edit the results naturally as necessary. With these AI-powered features on tap, you can still cling to the original Outlook app without missing out on some very useful time-saving functionality. In the blog post, Microsoft also noted that there are plans in place to add more Copilot features to the classic Outlook app for Windows in the near future. We assume these inbound features will debut on the new Outlook app first, then possibly the Mac version and even the mobile app, before reaching the classic Outlook app. The reason for this is doubtless to persuade people to move over to the newer app by holding off on introducing new features to the old client. So, if you are planning to stay rooted in the classic Outlook, you may be in for a long wait as fresh features are drip-fed into the other app versions. Microsoft says that new Copilot features are expected to arrive in the classic Outlook app in the next 3 to 12 months, so at least you’ve got something to look forward to in the next year or so! https://www.techradar.com/computing/windows/still-using-classic-outlook-you-can-get-copilot-features-without-migrating-to-the-new-outlook-version

iQoo 13 is expected to launch later this year. The purported smartphone will succeed the iQoo 12, which was unveiled in China in November 2023. Although the iQoo 12 launched alongside an iQoo 12 Pro model, the iQoo 13 lineup is said to not include a Pro option. Details regarding the upcoming iQoo flagship recently started surfacing online. A tipster has now leaked some key features of the rumoured iQoo 13. It is said to offer a periscope telephoto camera and a high-resolution display. iQoo 13 specifications (expected) Tipster Digital Chat Station (translated from Chinese) shared in a Weibo post that the iQoo 13 is likely to come with a 2K flat screen. He also stated that the phone will get a periscope telephoto camera with up to 3x optical zoom. It is unclear if it will be the same 64-megapixel periscope telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom found in the iQoo 12. iQoo 13 is also tipped to get a single-point ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner for security, which means that the sensor will not cover a large area of the screen. He added that the upcoming iQoo 13 will be equipped with a "super-large" X-axis linear motor and is likely to have an IP68-rated build. Notably, the tipster had previously also hinted at some of these features for the handset. He added earlier, that the phone could be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 SoC. More details about the smartphone are expected to surface over the coming few weeks. iQoo 12 specifications The base iQoo 12 sports a 6.78-inch 144Hz quad-HD LTPO AMOLED screen and is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. It is backed by a 5,000mAh battery with 120W FlashCharge support. The handset offers an IP64 rating for dust and water resistance. For optics, the phone features a triple rear camera unit that includes a 50-megapixel primary rear sensor, a 50-megapixel sensor with an ultra-wide-angle lens, and a 64-megapixel periscope telephoto shooter. The handset also carries a 16-megapixel front camera sensor. https://www.gadgets360.com/mobiles/news/iqoo-13-specifications-expected-features-leak-5881747#pfrom=topstory