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Ocado's share price rocketed 10 per cent in early trading on Friday after the online supermarket signed a multi-million pound deal with one of Japan's biggest retailers, Aeon. Schools and hospitals forced to shut after hundreds of pupils and patients stuck down by norovirus. Howden School in Goole and Parkside School in Bradford (pictured) have had to close this week because of outbreaks of an illness believed to be norovirus, which causes diarrhoea and vomiting. The bird-watching A to Z, from Alderney to Zambia. From the carmine bee-eater in Zambia to the spoonbill in Norfolk, the Daily Mail's Simon Barnes tells us the birds to spot and where you should flock to in order to catch a glimpse. The spinning chair that can help to end dizzy spells Space-age seat that is used to treat vertigo. The futuristic TRV chair spins patients like they are on a rollercoaster to help treat feelings of dizziness and vertigo. The movement helps to dislodge crystals in the ear causing the sensation. Apple fails to end MacBook 'butterfly' keyboard class action. A federal judge on Monday rejected Apple Inc's bid to dismiss a proposed class action lawsuit by customers who said it knew and concealed How many presidents were impeached Can anyone be a whistleblower the «butterfly» keyboards on its MacBook laptop computers were prone to failure. The Hoodie Enters the Museum. Few items of clothing are as politically and socially loaded as the hoodie. A new exhibition in Rotterdam tries to explain why. Chase Young of Ohio State Wont Play Over N.C.A.A. Issue. The nations sack leader, Young is expected to be a top N.F.L. draft pick. He said on Twitter that he mistakenly accepted a loan from a family friend. DEBORAH ROSS Keep it real, mums… or you'll totally lose the plot. Motherland, the comedy series created by Sharon Horgan and Graham Linehan, is back for a second series with the same excellent cast. But I'm wondering how much do I like it now? He Wanted to Be a Pro Basketball Player. He Became a Teacher Instead. Jeff Duncan-Andrade, an associate professor at San Francisco State University, is driving a public conversation challenging traditional assumptions about how to reform schools. Go-kart daredevil hits astonishing speeds as he races down a frozen river in Russia. Three go-kart racers lined up on the unusual frozen track in Tolyatti, Samara Oblast, Russia. Footage from the green number ten go-kart shows the fearless driver speed down the river and do wheelies. N.F.L. Week 13 What We Learned. Lamar Jackson powered the Ravens past the 49ers, the Patriots were upset by the Texans, and several of the N.F.L.s basement dwellers enjoyed a day in the sun. China Condemns U.S. Over Hong Kong. That Wont Stop Trade Talks. Legislation signed by Trump poses a direct challenge to Beijings rule, but trade and the softening Chinese economy present bigger problems. One-man show crowded with a cast from Dickens. Youve probably forgotten, what with the Olympics and all, that 2012 also marks the bicentenary of Charles Dickenss birth. Its a fine excuse for Simon Callow to reprise Peter Ackroyds The Mystery Of Charles Dickens. Dede Wilsey Asks the New Rich, Why Dont You Give Back? A member of one of the nations wealthiest families is a rare example of someone who speaks relatively openly about money. Asthma Control Is Critical During Pregnancy. Asthma attacks during pregnancy can be bad for both mother and child. Briton Suzanne Cassidy sucked into propellers after jumping off boat in Ibiza. Suzanne Cassidy, 26, (pictured) from Glasgow, only survived by grabbing the side of the boat as the razor-sharp blades hacked into her leg.