Aggregator

Tower Hamlets Council in London brought in a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) on October 1 amid concerns about 'dangerous dogs'.

Chat show host Jonathan Ross , comedian Alan Carr and singer Cat Burns were seen discussing their next target at the end of the episode, after TWO more Faithfuls were sent packing in a shock twist.

Holly Astle, an illustrator from Falmouth, Cornwall, accused the local council of whitewashing her art on a wall at the Lawn Steps in her hometown for 'political' reasons.

Grey skies currently abound across the UK, but the prospect of a Vitamin D blast this half-term is still very possible, with plenty of sunshine deals still available.

Without the right setup, damp laundry can take days to dry and lead to condensation. Fortunately, there are effective and affordable ways to speed up drying time and protect your home from damp .

Food tourism has risen exponentially in recent years, with travellers keen to get their hands on regional delicacies while abroad. Many prefer to avoid the crowds and queues of busy cities.

The 'world's biggest budget airline' has revealed the revamped interiors of its economy planes, complete with extra legroom and a 'futuristic' design.

Baek Se-hee, who wrote the international bestseller in 2018, donated her heart, lungs, liver and kidneys to help save five lives, the Korean Organ Donation Agency said.

Followers of the movement claim it's all about embracing traditional gender roles - hence the name, 'tradwife'. However, a new study has questioned whether that's really the case.

Three-year-old Cheryl Gene Grimmer was enjoying a day at the beach with her mother and three brothers when she was abducted outside a toilet block.

The child is in critical condition at the PAGNI hospital in Crete, where doctors are battling to save her life.

Authorities have confirmed that multiple Asian Hornets have been found in Northern Ireland for the first time.

She will serve at least nine years behind bars

Lance Ridden, 66, from Hempstead, near Gillingham in Kent, had been looking forward to walking his daughter Hannah down the aisle in front of more than 16-0 guests in Marbella, Spain.

Chelsea legend John Terry has leapt to the defence of the club's former owner Roman Abramovich and hit out at the treatment he has received in recent years. 

Energy secretary Miliband promises renewable utopia for green and pleasant land... filled with datacenters

Energy is essential for delivering the UK governments' AI ambitions, but Britain faces a critical question: how can it supply enough power for rapidly expanding datacenters without causing blackouts or inflating consumer bills?…

Eight-year telco blunder had a profound impact on three wrongly accused in Wales

Details have emerged of a troubling case in which a basic engineering mistake wrecked a digital evidence investigation and led to wrongful accusations.…

Kertania Odususi, 24, traveled to Edinburgh Airport from Thailand with huge amounts of of the drug stuffed into two suitcases in March last year.

Physicists using SLAC's X-ray free-electron laser discovered two new laser phenomena that allowed them to generate the shortest, highest-energy X-ray pulses ever recorded (60-100 attoseconds). These breakthroughs could let scientists observe electron motion and chemical bond formation in real time. Physicists Uwe Bergmann and Thomas Linker write in an article for The Conversation: In this new study we used X-rays, which have 100 million times shorter wavelengths than microwaves and 100 million times more energy. This meant the resulting new X-ray laser pulses were split into different X-ray wavelengths corresponding to Rabi frequencies in the extreme ultraviolet region. Ultraviolet light has a frequency 100 million times higher than radio waves. This Rabi cycling effect allowed us to generate the shortest high-energy X-ray pulses to date, clocking in at 60-100 attoseconds. While the pulses that X-ray free-electron lasers currently generate allow researchers to observe atomic bonds forming, rearranging and breaking, they are not fast enough to look inside the electron cloud that generates such bonds. Using these new attosecond X-ray laser pulses could allow scientists to study the fastest processes in materials at the atomic-length scale and to discern different elements. In the future, we also hope to use much shorter X-ray free-electron laser pulses to better generate these attosecond X-ray pulses. We are even hoping to generate pulses below 60 attoseconds by using heavier materials with shorter lifespans, such as tungsten or hafnium. These new X-ray pulses are fast enough to eventually enable scientists to answer questions such as how exactly an electron cloud moves around and what a chemical bond actually is. The findings have been published in the journal Nature.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The stylist behind Claudia's faultless looks on the show is Sinead McKeefry, known for her work on TV shows like Strictly Come Dancing.