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Machines to replace 85 million or half of all jobs by 2025: WEF 

A new World Economic Forum report says that half of all work tasks will be performed by machines by 2025, a shift that will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years.&nbsp;
The shift from human labour to machinery is likely to worsen inequality but the 'robot revolution' will also create about&nbsp;97 million jobs worldwide.
The&nbsp;'Future of Jobs Report 2020' said that&nbsp;routine or manual jobs in administration and data processing were at most risk, while job creation will be highest in care, big data and the green economy.&nbsp;
The report also noted that automation coupled with the pandemic&nbsp;is creating a 'double-disruption' scenario for workers.

Machine to replace 87 million or half of all jobs by 2025: WEF 

WEF&nbsp;report says half of all jobs to be done by machines by 2025
The shift will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years
The 'robot revolution' will create 97 million new jobs
Routine admin and data processing jobs at highest risk&nbsp;
Job creation expected in care, big data and green economy&nbsp;
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A new World Economic Forum report says that half of all work tasks will be performed by machines by 2025, a shift that will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years.&nbsp;
The shift from human labour to machinery is likely to worsen inequality but the 'robot revolution' will also create about&nbsp;97 million jobs worldwide.
The&nbsp;'Future of Jobs Report 2020' said that&nbsp;routine or manual jobs in administration and data processing were at most risk, while job creation will be highest in care, big data and the green economy.
The report also noted that automation coupled with the pandemic&nbsp;is creating a 'double-disruption' scenario for workers.

Gareth Bale arrives in London to seal Spurs deal

Welshman Gareth Bale arrives at Enfield&nbsp;training center ahead of the&nbsp;Tottenham deal.&nbsp;

Gareth Bale arrives in London to seal Spur deal

Welsh footballer Gareth Bale arrived on Friday afternoon to complete his move back in Tottenham&nbsp;from Real Madrid. The 31-year-old who&nbsp;left the club in 2013 for a then-record fee of &pound;85 million was struggling with his game in recent seasons under Madrid manager Zinedine&nbsp;Zidane.&nbsp;While Bale's contract with Madrid runs until 2022, he is set to earn&nbsp;&pound;13m in wages for his year-long loan. Apart from Gareth Bale, Sergio Reguilon&nbsp;is also expected to join the English club for a fee of around&nbsp;&pound;27m

Australia looks to secure 85 million vaccine doses 

Australia will look to secure 85 million Covid-19 vaccines, said Prime Minister&nbsp;Scott Morrison, and that the cost estimated for the vaccine is $1.24 billion. The country has struck 2 deals that would allow free doses to be rolled out in 2021, if approved for use, Morrison added.&nbsp; Further, around 25 million people will start receiving doses from January, if the Australian medical experts give the vaccine a green light.&nbsp; While one of the vaccine&nbsp;deal is with&nbsp;Oxford University and Pharmaceutical company&nbsp;AstraZeneca,&nbsp;the other is being locally produced by the University of Queensland.&nbsp; Currently, Australia has 26,279 confirmed cases along with 753 deaths.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Australia looks to secure 85 million vaccine doses Estimated&nbsp;cost&nbsp;for&nbsp;vaccine is $1.24 billion: Aus&nbsp;PM If approved, first doses could be distributed from Jan 2021 Australia has 26,279 confirmed Covid-19 cases

Australia will look to secure 85 million Covid-19 vaccines, Prime Minister&nbsp;Scott Morrison has said. He added that the estimated cost of the vaccine is $1.24 billion. The country has struck 2 deals that would allow free doses to be rolled out in 2021, if approved for use, Morrison stated.&nbsp;Further, around 25 million people will start receiving doses from January, if the Australian medical experts give the vaccine a green light.&nbsp;Currently, Australia has 26,279 confirmed cases and 753 people have so far died. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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