Why the Boeing 737 is no longer the world's most popular plane
For decades the Boeing 737 has been the world's most popular plane, but now another aircraft has taken the crown.
Dunelm shoppers 'extremely pleased' with set of two 'elegant' Christmas trees that perfectly frames doorways
'These very easy to assemble and set up'
Nurse who killed ten patients and attempted to murder 27 more with lethal injections so he had less work to do is jailed for life
A nurse who killed 10 patients and tried murdering 27 more with lethal injections to reduce his workload has been jailed for life.
Essex fire service attended 1,600 incidents in one month
Firefighters attended almost 1,600 incidents in last month, with the number of road traffic collisions and animal rescues revealed.
Would you pay $50,000 to clone your pet? As Tom Brady duplicates his old family dog, scientists reveal why cloned animals are NOT identical to the original pet
Experts say that Tom Brady's decision to clone his family pet might not be worth the eye-watering $50,000 (£38,340) price tag.
Charlotte Chilton continues to insist Conor Maynard is the father of her baby despite claims she slept with Traitors star Jonny Holloway as paternity row takes another wild turn
Traitors star Charlotte Chilton has insisted she did NOT sleep with Jonny Holloway as her paternity row with Conor Maynard takes yet another wild turn.
Hero of Huntingdon train attack used FRYING PAN to battle suspect so passengers could flee to safety
Brave rail worker Samir Zitouni, 48, is understood to have grabbed the cookware from the galley kitchen and put himself in harm's way to save people's lives.
Brazil Proposes a New Type of Fund To Protect Tropical Forests
Brazil is set to announce Thursday the establishment of a multibillion-dollar fund designed to pay countries to keep their tropical forests standing. The Tropical Forest Forever Facility would deliver $4 billion per year to as many as 74 countries that maintain their forest cover. The fund requires $25 billion from governments and philanthropies to begin operations.
Private investors would contribute the remaining $100 billion. Brazil has committed $1 billion. Countries would receive around $4 per hectare of standing forest after using satellite imagery to verify forests remain in place. Nations with annual deforestation rates above 0.5% are ineligible for payouts. Indonesia, which has rapidly lost forests to palm-oil cultivation and mining, cannot participate. One-fifth of the payments are designated for forest communities. The World Bank is managing the fund.
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Call police if you see man wanted in connection with burglary, assault and fraud
He has connections to Basildon and Thurrock
Where's your poppy, Deputy PM? David Lammy pays Remembrance tribute as he fills in for Starmer in Commons... but has to be handed badge halfway through after forgetting to wear one
Filling in for Keir Starmer in the Commons, the Justice Secretary started the session by making a sombre Remembrance tribute.
One in four new cars sold in October were electric
New car sales rose by 0.5% as surging EV sales continued to keep the market buoyant, accounting for 24.5% of all registrations.
Feeling peckish, Sandra? Sir David Beckham's mother leaves family dinner holding a snack as his proud parents celebrate his knighthood
David's parents Ted, 77, and Sandra, 76, were in attendance at Windsor Castle as they watched him be welcomed by King Charles.
Harper Beckham, 14, looks elegant in a pink satin camisole dress designed by mum Victoria as she attends Chelsea dinner party in honour of dad Sir David's knighthood
The 14-year old opted for a sophisticated petunia satin camisole while celebrating her famous father's latest achievement at family friend Gordon Ramsay 's Chelsea restaurant.
Outrage as plans to build three padel courts in picturesque Hampshire village are approved
Homeowners have been left furious after the proposals to build three padel courts in the village of Grateley, in the Hampshire countryside, were given the green light.
The city that's home to Europe's first Christmas tree and an art exhibition made entirely of gingerbread - and it's only two hours from the UK
While cities like Berlin, Vienna, Prague and Budapest have well-established festive markets, one lesser-known destination is giving them a run for their money.
Brit living in Dubai reveals the little-known messaging rule that could land you in jail
Dubai is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Brits travelling abroad seeking sunshine. But the UAE does have different rules and regulations compared to the UK.
Myleene Klass's luxury meal-kit company for people who are 'not fond of cooking but love eating' goes into liquidation with nearly £350,000 of debt
Myleene Klass, 47, co-founded My Supper Hero in 2021 amid increased consumption of junk food during lockdown
DRAM Costs Surge Past Gold as AI Demand Strains Supply
DRAM contract prices surged 171.8% year-over-year as of the third quarter of 2025. The increase now exceeds the rate at which gold prices have climbed. ADATA chairman Chen Libai stated that the fourth quarter of 2025 will mark the beginning of a major DRAM bull market. He expects severe shortages to materialize in 2026.
Memory manufacturers have shifted production priorities toward datacenter-focused memory types like RDIMM and HBM. Consumer DDR5 production has declined as a result. A Corsair Vengeance RGB dual-channel DDR5 kit that sold for $91 dollars in July now costs a $183 dollars on Newegg. The pricing trend extends to NAND flash and hard drives. Analysts project the increases will persist for at least four years, matching the duration of supply contracts that some companies have signed with Samsung and SK Hynix.
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I'm the poster girl for Ozempic. I shed 100lbs in a year then quit the shots for good... I've found a way to stay slim naturally
Aisling McCarthy is the 'poster girl of Ozempic' - but her transformation didn't come easy.
Moment nursery worker who raped and sexually abused children as young as three refused to apologise for his crimes
Thomas Waller, 18, who was newly-qualified to work with children and preyed on his young victims in the toilets, refused to answer questions as he left court.