Student Dies After Eating Leftover Pasta That Was Five Days Old
A 20-year-old student died after he ate a bowl of spaghetti with tomato sauce, which was made five days earlier. The pasta was left unrefrigerated for five days, according to the Journal of Clinical Microbiology .

University of Iowa student found dead amid cold
Nationwide, 2,700 flights were cancelled on Wednesday while another 1,800 flights scheduled for today have also been called off. The National Weather Service warned a wind chill of -45C "can lead to frostbite on exposed skin in as little as five minutes".

Transfer: Rakitic in shocking move to join Premier League giants
He also conceded that at his age (30), he wants to continue playing in Barcelona in order to enjoy his football. I know what I can give. "I am very happy here, everyone knows that, above all the president".

British vote raises risk of disorderly Brexit — EU leader Juncker
The Green MP Caroline Lucas accused the Prime Minister of chasing "heated up fantasies that have already been rejected by the EU". The unlikely pair are key figures behind a proposal that emerged overnight on Monday in a bid to unify the Conservative Party.

Apple To Promote Price range iPads Quickly, However With out Face ID
He notes that the mysterious tablets will likely arrive as new iPad Minis and 9.7in iPads, neither of which will offer Face ID . The new iPod in question is dubbed "iPod9", a designation that hasn't been assigned to any existing iPods.

IOS 12.2 Beta Hints at Downtime Customisation in Screen Time
A developer beta for watchOS 5.2 was released, but Apple typically doesn't launch public betas for its smartwatch software. Though with the current implementation, the time window you set applies to the entire week.

Martial close to agreeing new deal with Manchester United
However, the Belgium worldwide has not featured since United's FA Cup third-round victory over Reading on January 5. The report claims that United are refusing to confirm if a fee has been agreed for the midfielder.

After New York drama, Osaka savours Australian coronation
"We offer her our warmest congratulations for not only her wonderful victory in Melbourne but her rise to world No. 1". At the same time, she is proud of her father's homeland, Haiti. "So, I'm not really sure if I'm satisfied".

Christina Aguilera confirms 'The Xperience' Las Vegas residency
The six-time Grammy victor says she's "excited" for her show, and is "constantly accumulating ideas" for it. Christina Aguilera is joining the growing number of musicians launching residencies in Las Vegas .

Philippine Church Blast Kills as Many as 19, Injures 48
In a statement, CBCP President Davao Archbishop Romulo Valles also urged Catholics to join Muslims in promoting peace in Mindanao. Images posted on social media showed the main road leading to the church sealed off by soldiers in armoured personnel carriers.

Tyson chicken nuggets recalled due to possible rubber contamination
Tyson Foods , Inc. of Sedalia, Missouri is recalling around 36,420 pounds of chicken nugget products. If you have any questions regarding the recall, call Perdue Consumer Care art 1-866-866-3703.

Novak Djokovic: 'Rod Laver Arena brings me a lot of memories'
Conviction fuels the firmness of goal and gives a person the energy to knock down the hurdles that lay in their path. The 53rd instalment of the epic Djokovic-Nadal rivalry had been billed as one of the most anticipated ever.

Everton midfielder Idrissa Gueye reiterates his desire to PSG
The pressure is mounting on the former Watford boss after Everton crashed out of the FA Cup at Millwall on Saturday evening. PSG have already had a £21.5 million bid rejected by Everton but remain in discussions over a deal.

Nvidia and Caterpillar Point to Weakness in China as Outlooks Dim
Wall Street is keyed in on China and how its slowing economy will play out for companies ranging from Caterpillar to Apple . Caterpillar shares fell more than 5 per cent in pre-market trading, which would be the biggest decline this year.

Pound stays pressured as Brexit amendment votes come into focus
He said he was "very pleased" MPs have stated that they oppose a no-deal Brexit "despite huge effort from whips". However, following both of these rejections, the MPs have also voted for Caroline Spelman's amendment.