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    Coronavirus Updates

    Get the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak, which first started in Wuhan, China.

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    Yahoo TV SEA

    How to store: Onions

    Onions are a versatile produce common in many kitchens. Here are some tips on how to make them last in your home. Sources: National Onion Association

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    Yahoo Live SEA

    Relieve aches while WFH - NTOTB - May 20th, 2020

    #NewThingsOnTheBlock is back with host Edward Choy and Carl Razon, an osteopath with Orchard Health Clinic to share some tips on how to take care of your aches and pains while working from home. Tune in again on 3 June for more of #NTOTB. For more of NTOTB: https://sg.tv.yahoo.com/ntotb/

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    Yahoo TV SEA

    Ashley Rita Wong’s tips on how not to procrastinate over working out - Game Changer Extra

    Host Ashley Rita Wong shares her favourite tip to help her overcome procrastination and keep fit. For more esports content, visit: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/esports/

  • Celebrity
    Yahoo Style UK

    These Meghan Markle-inspired earrings are back in stock

    Meghan Markle has worn a pair of diamond Snowstorm earrings on a number of occasion, and now we can get the look for less.

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    The Wrap

    Chuck Todd Hosts ‘College Roundtable’ for Journalism Students Who Had School ‘Pulled Out From Underneath Them’

    NBC News aired the first “Meet the Press: College Roundtable” on Friday, debuting a show meant to support journalism students at a time when much of their training has been abruptly halted by the coronavirus.For the next five weeks, students will work with the “Meet the Press” editorial team to identify newsmakers and shape student-led conversations via digital panels meant to share their unique insight and analysis as well as showcase their interview skills. Todd has prepped the students on how to conduct the interviews with newsmakers.“Everything is unprecedented right now, right? Not just the careers they’re pursuing but the education institutions they’re currently in or entering,” Todd told TheWrap ahead of the series’ launch about preparing students to enter an industry that is currently in such disarray as the coronavirus decimates the American economy.Also Read: Trump Asks NBC News to Fire Chuck Todd After 'Meet the Press' Admits Airing 'Inaccurately' Edited Clip“That’s what’s really at the heart of this project — letting them really determine where the conversation goes. They identified the types of decision makers they wanted to interview, they worked with our teams to help shape the questions they want asked. We told them, ask the questions that your friends need answers to, not just you,” he continued.“These students had what would have been the end of their school year pulled out from underneath them,” he added. “No final presentations or in-person goodbyes. And the fall semester is even more uncertain. Their voices and experiences are important here. That’s why we wanted to give them this platform.”Todd praised the students for their readiness, saying “they’re sharp” and “know their stuff.”Friday’s premiere of “sharp” students featured Gabe Fleisher, an incoming freshman at Georgetown University; Aiyana Ishmael, a rising senior at Florida A&M University; and Sami Sparber, a rising senior at the University of Texas at Austin. They discussed the measures being taken by educational institutions to keep students safe amid the coronavirus crisis.New episodes will be available every Friday on NBC News’ digital platforms, including NBC News’ YouTube channel, NBC News’ Stay Tuned on Snapchat, and on Peacock, NBCUniversal’s new streaming service. Read original story Chuck Todd Hosts ‘College Roundtable’ for Journalism Students Who Had School ‘Pulled Out From Underneath Them’ At TheWrap

  • Business
    Malay Mail

    Statistics Dept: Malaysia should redeploy its unemployed surplus labour to essential services industries

    KUALA LUMPUR, May 29 — Malaysia needs a dynamic labour market policy in order to address a labour market disequilibrium which was the result of the Covid-19 pandemic and movement control order...