As screen time reaches record highs, many households, workplaces and schools are drawing a line — literally. Designated ...

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Canadian PM Mark Carney : “It’s clear that the United States is no longer a reliable partner.” Bloomberg Carney said Trump reached out to arrange a call, and he expected that conversation t ...

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If I had to use one of those (rotary) phones I probably would've had to ask ... "I've checked my pockets for my phone no less than 10 times today," said Ryan O'Connor from Little Rock.

Ohio has it the worst when it comes to spam and scam calls and messages. The Buckeye State is ranked the No. 1 worst state in the nation for calls and text messages with the highest number of ...

McLaren team chief Andrea Stella has strongly denied Max Verstappen's win in Japan last weekend was "a wake-up call". "We didn't need any wake-up call, because we were not sleeping," Stella told a ...

The line of phones let you call anyone you want around the world for ... “I’ve checked my pockets for my phone no less than 10 times today,” said Ryan O’Connor from Little Rock, Arkansas.

General Secretary of the National Education Union (NEU) Daniel Kebede has joined calls for the introduction of a legal ban on mobile phones in schools ... headlines with no care for what ...

Dame Rachel will also call on parents to model the behaviour they want in their children, such as screen breaks, no phones at meals and not taking phones to bed. The research showed nearly a ...

The motion, due to be debated on Tuesday, calls on the union to ... A Government source said: “Phones are distracting, disruptive and have absolutely no place in classrooms.