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One of the eldest daughters of Sue and Noel Radford went out for an unforgettable evening after opening up about her relationship struggles.

They can be a real pest when the weather is warm

A 17-year-old boy has been charged with murder after the shooting on June 26 in Enfield

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to cave into lobbying by City firms in two weeks' time and announce a cut to the allowance in her Mansion House speech on July 15.

Jason Manford has launched a stinging attack on the 'ridiculous' Village Hotels policy after he was forced to share a room in Bournemouth with his friend because it was overbooked.

Angela Rayner was urged to overrule the Labour authority which told the Trafalgar Tavern in Greenwich to remove roughly half of its outdoor seating.

The cleaner was held in a cell for days, questioned without a lawyer, and then hauled before a judge who told her she could not leave the country until she paid the £15,000 in damages.

The show followed the lives of two sisters, Beatrice (Stella Gonet) and Evangeline Eliott, trying to set up a dress making business while in London in the 20s.

It's not all beach trips and endless ice creams

She's had her say after speculation over their interactions at Soccer Aid

A London-based landlord has met with furious criticism after a picture of the room she was letting went viral on social media. 

On Thursday, Wintour, 75, told staffers that she will be hiring a new head of editorial content at American Vogue.

Study finds emotional support from chatbots is more readily accepted if participants don't know it's an AI

A study of AI chat sessions has shown people tend to have more empathy with a chatbot if they think it is human.…

Most dog owners will proclaim that getting their four-legged friend was one of the best decisions they ever made. But a new study casts doubt on this 'pet effect'.

Dallas-based air hostess Cher Killough has shared on TikTok two forms of common passenger behaviour that 'sends her over the edge' when she's having a particularly 'bad day.' 

Germany's Bild newspaper reported that one of the victims had died and that the incident happened on the grounds of the electric utility company Ueberlandwerk Rhoen

Brooklyn Beckham spent the weekend celebrating his father-in-law Nelson, posing in hapy family snaps from the billionaire's 83rd birthday.

This Italian island is so disturbing that tourists are actually banned from visiting it. And as it's known as the 'Island of Ghosts', Poveglia island isn't a holiday hotspot.

It's one of the highlights of the British sporting calendar with millions across the country tuning in every day to cheer on their tennis heroes.

alternative_right shares a report from Phys.Org: The unit -- dubbed a BeeHome -- is an industrial upgrade from the standard wooden beehives, all clad in white metal and solar panels. Inside sits a high-tech scanner and robotic arm powered by artificial intelligence. Roughly 300,000 of these units are in use across the U.S., scattered across fields of almond, canola, pistachios and other crops that require pollination to grow. [...] AI and robotics are able to replace "90% of what a beekeeper would do in the field," said Beewise Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Saar Safra. The question is whether beekeepers are willing to switch out what's been tried and true equipment. [...] While a new hive design alone isn't enough to save bees, Beewise's robotic hives help cut down on losses by providing a near-constant stream of information on colony health in real time -- and give beekeepers the ability to respond to issues. Equipped with a camera and a robotic arm, they're able to regularly snap images of the frames inside the BeeHome, which Safra likened to an MRI. The amount of data they capture is staggering. Each frame contains up to 6,000 cells where bees can, among other things, gestate larvae or store honey and pollen. A hive contains up to 15 frames and a BeeHome can hold up to 10 hives, providing thousands of data points for Beewise's AI to analyze. While a trained beekeeper can quickly look at a frame and assess its health, AI can do it even faster, as well as take in information on individual bees in the photos. Should AI spot a warning sign, such as a dearth of new larvae or the presence of mites, beekeepers will get an update on an app that a colony requires attention. The company's technology earned it a BloombergNEF Pioneers award earlier this year. "There's other technologies that we've tried that can give us some of those metrics as well, but it's really a look in the rearview mirror," [said Zac Ellis, the senior director of agronomy at OFI, a global food and ingredient seller]. "What really attracted us to Beewise is their ability to not only understand what's happening in that hive, but to actually act on those different metrics."

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