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| New York breaks tourism record in 2018 A record-breaking 65.2 million tourists visited New York in 2018, its tourist board said Wednesday, with British people particularly keen to visit the Big Apple from overseas. | | | Life in limbo: Leftover embryos vex clinics, couples Tens of thousands of embryos are stuck in limbo in fertility clinics, leftovers from pregnancy attempts and broken dreams of parenthood. Some are outright abandoned by people who quit paying storage fees and can't be found. In other cases, couples are struggling with tough decisions. | | | Why US classrooms are starting to resemble arcades Peek inside average classroom these days, and you're likely to see teachers using apps, websites and software that borrow elements from video games to connect with students living technology-infused lives. | | | What next for Brexit? Three main scenarios After results were declared the then Prime Minister David Cameron, the architect of the referendum and a passionate supporter of UK within the EU, announced his resignation and Theresa May was given charge of brokering a Brexit deal but since she took the oath she has seen many ups and downs. | | |
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