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A new study has now revealed the best country in the world for solo travel taking into account safety, affordability of eating out and the ease of getting a flight from the UK.

The school only opened to students in September 2023 but has already become a very popular locally

£14.2B Sizewell C among the investments along side Small Modular Reactors

The UK has bet big on nuclear power — both big and small — following a series of warnings about energy capacity and supply for datacenter investments.…

Scientists from the Australian Catholic University found that shorter men were more likely to display envy, jealousy, and competitiveness than taller blokes.

Sam, who featured in the BBC show's second series in 2020 with his mum Jo, was the only person in the vehicle, with his family paying tribute in an moving statement.

The 'city killer' asteroid 2024 YR4 may not be on a collision course with Earth anymore. But NASA has raised the odds of it hitting the moon in just seven years' time.

Tanya Bennett, 36, was told by firefighters her vacuum cleaner had set alight with her three dogs trapped upstairs whilst she was at work on Monday.

Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands has been rushed to hospital for surgery after falling from her horse. 

An Alabama man convicted of killing a woman in 1988 was put to death Tuesday evening in the nation's sixth execution by nitrogen gas.

The self-proclaimed online community- big across the UK and US - has now been banned by the social media platform for fear it promotes extreme thinness and unhealthy weight loss techniques.

The Italian lost one of the greatest finals of all time, with Carlos Alcaraz coming back from three Championship points to win the final three sets in a five hour and 29 minute epic clash.

BBC Morning Live co-stars Gethin, 47, and Helen, 41, have found themselves at the centre of romance rumours as news of their reported relationship circulated last month. 

Torrential downpours could blast the county

The New York-based creative, who is one of Meghan's closest friends, shared the product on a Gloss Angeles podcast episode with hosts Kirbie Johnson and Sara Tan.

With so many car options to choose from, how do you go about buying the very best one? These are the motors owners rated highest.

The finding is by German researchers who looked at brain scans as the organ was exposed to a particular type of stimulation.

The iconic fleet has been slashed from 26 working aircraft earlier this year to 17 today, including four in so-called deep maintenance and unavailable to fly.

The store closed its doors to customers last week

The FDA plans to use AI to "radically increase efficiency" in deciding whether to approve new drugs and devices, drawing on lessons from Operation Warp Speed to reduce review times to weeks. The plan was laid out in an article published Tuesday in JAMA. The New York Times reports: Another initiative involves a review of chemicals and other "concerning ingredients" that appear in U.S. food but not in the food of other developed nations. And officials want to speed up the final stages of making a drug or medical device approval decision to mere weeks, citing the success of Operation Warp Speed during the Covid pandemic when workers raced to curb a spiraling death count. [...] Last week, the agency introduced Elsa, an artificial intelligence large-language model similar to ChatGPT. The FDA said it could be used to prioritize which food or drug facilities to inspect, to describe side effects in drug safety summaries and to perform other basic product-review tasks. The FDA officials wrote that A.I. held the promise to "radically increase efficiency" in examining as many as 500,000 pages submitted for approval decisions. Current and former health officials said the A.I. tool was helpful but far from transformative. For one, the model limits the number of characters that can be reviewed, meaning it is unable to do some rote data analysis tasks. Its results must be checked carefully, so far saving little time. Staff members said that the model was hallucinating, or producing false information. Employees can ask the Elsa model to summarize text or act as an expert in a particular field of medicine.

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