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Aging timbers need to be improved or replaced

Six bodies have been discovered on a dairy in Colorado plains, sparking immediate concerns about what took place.

The brutal attack, caught on surveillance footage, knocked both the tech CEO and his service dog to the pavement.

Fujitsu doesn’t have the project all to itself any more

Japanese research institution RIKEN has decided it needs GPUs for its next generation “FugakuNEXT” supercomputer and has signed Nvidia to supply them and design the systems needed to get them working.…

Changes are affecting some areas of Essex

Friends of the golfing superstar have dished all the details to Daily Mail about a rumored DC wedding...

The first-ever street food festival at Braintree Village is launching next month.

Witham MP Priti Patel visited Milbank Concrete Products in Earls Colne to learn about the UK construction industry.

A wife has called out her husband online for an incompetent act while doing laundry. But her Reddit post ignited an online firestorm, with many responders insisting the act was deliberate.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Time and again, surveys and studies show that fears and concerns about charging are the main barriers standing in the way of someone switching from gas to EV. A new market research study by Telemetry Vice President Sam Abuelsamid confirms this, as it analyzes the charging infrastructure needs over the next decade. And one of the biggest hurdles -- one that has gone mostly unmentioned across the decade-plus we've been covering this topic -- is all the junk clogging up Americans' garages. lThat's because, while DC fast-charging garners all the headlines and much of the funding, the overwhelming majority of EV charging is AC charging, usually at home -- 80 percent of it, in fact. People who own and live in a single family home are overrepresented among EV owners, and data (PDF) from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory from a few years ago found that 42 percent of homeowners park near an electrical outlet capable of level 2 (240 V) AC charging. But that could grow by more than half (to 68 percent of homeowners) if those homeowners changed their parking behavior, "most likely by clearing a space in their garage," the report finds. "90 percent of all houses can add a 240 V outlet near where cars could be parked," said Abuelsamid. "Parking behavior, namely whether homeowners use a private garage for parking or storage, will likely become a key factor in EV adoption. Today, garage-use intent is potentially a greater factor for in-house charging ability than the house's capacity to add 240 V outlets." Creating garage space would increase the number of homes capable of EV charging from 31 million to more than 50 million. And when we include houses where the owner thinks it's feasible to add wiring, that grows to more than 72 million homes. And that's far more than Telemetry's most optimistic estimate of U.S. EV penetration for 2035, which ranges from 33 million to 57 million EVs on the road 10 years from now.

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The international body responsible for monitoring world hunger will officially declare famine in Gaza City for the first time, it has been reported.   

Britain's third-largest steelmaker was today put under government control after a judge granted a winding-up order against its owners and branded them 'hopelessly insolvent'.

Firstly it emerged UK and European officials visiting the US capital have been told they must provide all the security in Ukraine if a settlement is reached.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Head for the bunkers - nuclear grade hokum incoming! The heart of British democracy is under attack.

Zaher Zaarour, 26 has been remanded into custody and will appear at Willesden Magistrates' Court on Friday. He was also charged with possession of a bladed article.

Dozens of warriors came to their brutal end after being captured in northeastern France , where warfare was widespread across the region.

CCTV footage shows the man pouring gasoline over the bar at Las Postas cafe in the Spanish town of Los Palacios y Villafranca, before setting it alight.

Professor Matthew Sadlier believes attitudes towards young people's use of smartphones need 'societal change'.

The Airbus A320 had just taken off from London 's Heathrow Airport back in May and was at 9,000 ft when the near-miss occurred.