Perfect reading with an easter long weekend coffee - I love well written and interesting stories like these.

White House replaces covid.gov website with 'lab leak' theory

After living in London where in 20 years I only experienced one power cut that lasted more than a few minutes (and it was about 2 hours, unfortunately the evening before a university paper needed submitting (printed and delivered in person the following morning as they used to be)), I now live more in the countryside. Just the other night we had a 2 hour plus powercut, and we seem to get about one a year - but I wonder if that is more down to local building work than regional issues, and it has never been due to weather.

No idea about Shein, but I was shocked how easy/good Temu return policy was. My wife bought some rugs and some prints and they were not as described/pictured.

Took a minute in the app to generate a qr code, then I had it to the post shop the same day and they refunded within 3 days.

I wouldn't (personally) buy clothes to wear normally from them, but something like beach shoes or a poncho for a festival I'd maybe get there.

Ideally they could just come to my home or workplace and swap the batteries out there while I am doing something else (if it is going to take longer than 30 mins)