The other Dyson empire, measured in acres
Inside a glasshouse the size of roughly 20 football pitches, on the flat black soil of Lincolnshire, strawberry plants ride a Ferris wheel. The wheels
The AI memory squeeze is about to hit Europe’s shopping baskets
The AI memory squeeze has been an industry story for months. Now it is heading for the till. Currys, Britain’s biggest consumer electricals retailer, has
Canada vs Morocco: World Cup Round of 16: Saibari, prediction, schedule
World Cup cohosts Canada face mighty Morocco in their first-ever last-16 appearance at the FIFA World Cup.
UN sounds ‘red alert’ over human rights catastrophe in Sudan’s el-Obeid
UN human rights chief Volker Turk issued the warning over growing fears of an imminent RSF assault.
Trump administration proposes a rule it says could save Medicare patients $1.1 billion on drugs
The Trump administration is proposing a new rule to keep hospitals from marking up discounted drugs for Medicare patients
Rare copy of the Declaration of Independence seized by the British in 1776 is found
A rare copy of the Declaration of Independence lost for 250 years has been discovered in London, where it is now the only known example
England fans can drink till 5 a.m. for Mexico World Cup game after government intervenes
With England’s game against Mexico at the Azteca stadium kicking off at 1 a.m. British time, the government has relaxed alcohol laws to allow pubs
Ukrainian woman named by Interpol as main suspect in Monaco bomb attack
Officials in Monaco say they believe she was “disguised as a man” and may not have acted alone.
Nasa launches mission to save falling space telescope
A Nasa-funded robot has blasted off to catch a falling telescope in mid-orbit and blast it back to safety before it burns up.
What will guests wear to Taylor Swift’s wedding?
Romantic, fairytale vibes could dominate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s reported wedding event in New York City on Friday.
On the Strait of Hormuz, BBC finds seized ships and shark fishermen as uneasy calm returns
The BBC travels to the city of Bandar Abbas – the first international journalists to visit the Iranian side of the strait.
Overlooked parasitic disease linked to HIV and cervical cancer risk
New research from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) has highlighted the need to test millions of women and girls for female genital schistosomiasis (FGS)
Japan aligns human embryo model research with updated ethical oversight
Human embryo models can help researchers study early human development and infertility without relying solely on human embryos.