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JWST trio awarded IEEE Simon Ramo medal: 'I'm proud of the whole damn team'

Interview  The team behind the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) just scored the Simon Ramo Medal, given by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for exceptional achievement in systems engineering and systems science.…

The Real Madrid boss, 65, is accused of deliberately misinforming the tax office during his first spell in charge of the Spanish giants between 2014 and 2015.

Giggling together at awards shows or lounging in the sunshine in Cabo over Thanksgiving, they once seemed inseparable. Then suddenly, it was over...

The British royal, 36, and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, welcomed the newest addition to their family in January, when baby Athena Elizabeth Rose was born several weeks premature.

One person was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs

Laskhmi Mittal, a steel tycoon who has lived in Britain for three decades, is reportedly preparing to leave Britain because of the Government's tax changes.

A man from Halstead has been arrested following a three-vehicle crash near Stansted Airport this morning, leaving one car on its roof. 

The MP says it makes "absolute sense" for the town to be governed as part of Essex again

The officer, who cannot currently be named, is facing multiple allegations of misconduct

The footballer was handed the sentence in February last year after three judges convicted him of the sex attack following a three-day trial.

Cleaning staff found the infant's body discarded in a bin in a bathroom near boarding gates 43 and 44 at Mumbai International Airport's T2 terminal late Tuesday night.

A criminology student who stabbed a personal trainer to death on Bournemouth beach has been jailed for 39 years.

Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, was told he will spend at least 34 years behind bars for the murder of Stuart Everett, 67, who he dismembered into 27 pieces after bashing his head in with a hammer.

Experts have revealed the surprising reasons why your diet isn't giving you the desired results and it could involve how you exercise, eat, sleep and more.

At £299.99, Mous' Travel Backpack isn't cheap, but it's much more practical than my usual wheeled suitcase - and is set to become a staple item for my future travels.

uninet writes: The same year Apple launched the iPhone, it unveiled a massive upgrade to Mac OS X known as Leopard, sporting "300 New Features." Two years later, it did something almost unheard of: it released Snow Leopard, an upgrade all about how little it added and how much it took away. Apple needs to make it snow again. Current releases of MacOS Sequoia and iOS/iPadOS 18 are riddled with easily reproducible bugs in high-traffic areas, the author argues, suggesting Apple's engineers aren't using their own software. Messages can't reliably copy text, email connections randomly fail, and Safari frequently jams up. Even worse are the baffling design decisions, like burying display arrangement settings and redesigning Photos with needless margins and inconsistent navigation. Apple's focus on the Vision Pro while AI advances raced ahead has left them scrambling to catch up, the author argues, with Apple Intelligence features now indefinitely delayed. The author insists that Apple's products still remain better than Windows or Android alternatives -- but "least bad" isn't the premium experience Apple loyalists expect. With its enormous resources, Apple could easily have teams focus on cleaning up existing software while simultaneously developing AI features. Further reading: 'Something Is Rotten in the State of Cupertino' .

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Julie said it had been "a privilege" to bring the weather forecast to people for so many years

The Pegasos clinic helped Anne Canning, 51, to die without informing her family, despite reportedly promising it had changed its practices after a similar case in 2023.

Damning official figures reveal that as many as 3.5 million smart meters are currently operating in 'dumb' mode.