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Keir Starmer's Dramatic Move to Abolish NHS England Sparks Debate

In a bold step, Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to abolish NHS England, slashing around 9,000 jobs to focus resources on frontline healthcare services. The decision reverses a controversial 2012 reform and aims to save £500 million annually. While some see it as a necessary overhaul to improve efficiency, critics fear disruptions in patient care amid the changes.

March Full Moon to Illuminate Ohio with a Breathtaking Blood Moon

The March full moon on March 13-14, 2025, offers Ohio a chance to witness a total lunar eclipse resulting in a spectacular blood moon. This event will be visible across the state, with the full eclipse occurring from 2:26 AM to 3:31 AM EDT. Cloud cover might affect visibility, but the reddish hue of the moon promises a dramatic celestial display.

U.S. Anticipates Stunning 'Blood Moon' Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2029

The upcoming total lunar eclipse on March 14, 2025, offers a spectacular view of the 'Blood Moon' across the entire U.S. for the last time until 2029. This celestial event also connects with a recent solar eclipse, drawing attention to the unique Saros cycle. With totality peaking at 2:59 a.m. ET and lasting about an hour, viewers can enjoy it without special equipment, provided the skies are clear.

Amazon Secures Control of James Bond Franchise with Billion-Dollar Deal

Amazon has taken creative control of the James Bond franchise with a $1 billion deal. This shifts the franchise's future direction from the Broccoli family's stewardship to a new joint venture with Amazon MGM Studios, aiming to explore new creative avenues while maintaining the series' legacy.

Netflix's 'Zero Day' Falls Flat Despite Star Power

Netflix's *Zero Day* stars Robert De Niro as a former president tackling a major cyberattack, but despite a seasoned cast, it falters due to an incoherent narrative and shallow political commentary. The show struggles with misguided ideological themes and lacks the insightful analysis of modern extremism and political nuances, leading to an uninspired and superficial viewing experience.

Birmingham Brothers Secure Dragons' Den Investment for Lumberjaxe Sauce Business

Birmingham's Brendon and Jaydon Manders, founders of the BBQ sauce brand Lumberjaxe, secured £90k on Dragons' Den from Emma Grede for 20% equity. With a £200 start in 2020, they now boast a £150k revenue and stock in over 70 stores. Grede will help expand their retail and online presence, fostering their mission of uniting people through flavorful, natural-ingredient sauces.

Pi Network Shatters Uniswap Record with Historic $12.6 Billion Airdrop

Breaking records in the crypto world, Pi Network launched the largest airdrop ever, valued at $12.6 billion, surpassing Uniswap's previous record. Utilizing a mobile mining approach, the network attracted millions globally before hitting major exchanges. Though it faced price drops and regulatory queries, its innovative open ecosystem continues to promise blockchain interoperability and wider CEX integration.

Record Surge in Norovirus Cases Strains English Hospitals

English hospitals are grappling with a historic surge in norovirus infections, reaching an average of 1,160 daily hospitalizations, marking a significant increase. Alongside COVID-19, flu, and RSV, the norovirus boom is putting immense pressure on already overwhelmed healthcare facilities. Officials stress the need for heightened hygiene practices and reveal persistent challenges in social care funding.

Kash Patel Confirmed as FBI Director Amid Controversy Over Election Denial

The Senate has approved Kash Patel as the new FBI director in a narrow vote, despite controversies surrounding his refusal to recognize Biden's 2020 win and promotion of conspiracy theories. His appointment raises concerns about potential misuse of FBI power, particularly due to his involvement with Project 2025, which aims to limit the agency's role in election security.

Ajax Secures Round of 16 Spot Despite Dramatic Clash with Union Saint-Gilloise

Ajax has earned a place in the Europa League Round of 16 after a gripping match against Union Saint-Gilloise. The return leg at Johan Cruijff ArenA ended 1-2 in favor of the visitors, but Ajax's 3-2 aggregate lead sent them through. Kenneth Taylor's penalty in extra time was the deciding factor, amid the challenge of losing goalkeeper Remko Pasveer to an early injury.