Europe's border control meltdown: Brit tourists battle through hours-long queues at holiday airports as new EU passport checks spark chaos
New EU passport checks cause chaos as footage circulating on social media shows disgruntled British travellers standing in enormous lines at airports across Europe.
Public officials should be scrutinised over the abuse and murder of adopted baby Preston Davey, coroner urges
Speaking at Blackpool Coroner's Court, senior coroner for Blackpool and Flyde, Alan Wilson, said it is 'highly likely' an inquest will be held into 13-month-old Preston's death.
BBC WIN the World Cup ratings war with ITV: Beeb boast a FOUR-times bigger audience than broadcast rival after ditching work from home studio for the New York final
Daily Mail Sport understands the BBC's peak audience share advantage was 4 times greater than ITV, while its average audience share advantage was 4.06 times greater.
Car experts reveal the little-known stereotypes that are actually TRUE... What does your vehicle really say about you?
The new zodiac signs might just be cars, as some experts reveal that what make and model people own says a lot about their personalities.
Brazen Andrew Tate appears to try and slip phone to bodyguard as he is arrested over child porn charge
Newly released video shows controversial influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate being handcuffed and arrested in Miami on Saturday.
The Document Foundation says Microsoft's file formats keep users on a short leash
OOXML may carry an ISO certificate, but only Office can be trusted to render it properly
Class of 2026 celebrates graduation at University of Essex
Thousands of University of Essex graduates celebrated years of hard work and success at their graduation ceremony in Colchester.
Green tycoon backs Count Binface and calls for 'Bin Day' in Clacton by-election
Green energy tycoon Dale Vince has pledged support to Count Binface in the Clacton by-election against Nigel Farage.
MP Priti Patel supports junior school's summer fair fundraiser
Witham's MP, Dame Priti Patel attended Howbridge Junior School’s annual summer fair, showing supporting for a day of community fundraising.
Britain's largest Iron Age gold coin hoard on display at Museum of Chelmsford
Britain’s largest ever Iron Age gold coin hoard is now on public display at the Museum of Chelmsford as part of the Timeless Treasures exhibition.
Takeaways banned from opening 400m from schools in Essex city
New takeaways are set to be banned from popping up near to schools to 'battle the bulge'
LSU Physicists Create First Room-Temperature Quantum Material
Researchers at Louisiana State University have created a room-temperature quantum material made from a thin gold film on glass, patterned with microscopic slits that act like artificial atoms. "We call this robust transport. These quantum states carry information," says physicist Omar Magana-Loaiza. "Our crystal can distinguish them and move them from one point to another in a robust way without requiring cryogenic cooling. That's what opens the door to practical quantum technologies." ScienceAlert reports: Crucial to the new material's room-temperature operation is the way it shifts the focus from electrons and atoms to photons (particles of light). This overcomes the usual atomic-level disruption that heat brings with it. The material is what's known as a plasmonic metacrystal: 'Plasmonic' because the light traveling over it makes ripples of electrons known as plasmons, and 'metacrystal' because it's an artificially created crystal. The tiny slit patterns etched into the material act as artificial atoms (meta-atoms), which dictate how different photon groups pass through (the quantum behavior).
"By engineering the distribution of meta-atoms in the plasmonic metacrystal, we can systematically dictate which quantum statistics are allowed to pass through the structure," says physicist Riley Dawkins. "So, our crystal essentially acts as a statistical filter on quantum states." That means as light enters the chip and travels across the gold surface, it's manipulated by the meta-atoms -- and by tweaking the size, shape, and spacing of the slits, different end results can be produced at the quantum level. In practice, this means that certain quantum states of light can be transported with less disruption. The findings have been published in the journal Nature.
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Class of 2026 celebrates graduation at University of Essex
Thousands of University of Essex graduates celebrated years of hard work and success at their graduation ceremony in Colchester.
I pay hundreds in service charges on my freehold house: Experts reveal how to avoid hefty bills
In 2016, when Caroline Beddows bought her three-bedroom house in Lancashire, she made sure it was freehold and not leasehold.
As he tearfully steps back from the career he loves with his wealth sawn in half by a prolonged divorce, JEFF PRESTRIDGE reveals how to find happiness in retirement when your heart - and your bank balance - are telling you not to
Right up until the moment I die, the date of Friday, April 26, 2026 will be etched in my mind. It's the day I retired from my glittering career as a full-time money journalist.
Green energy tycoon Dale Vince watches Andy Burnham become PM in Downing Street
The 64-year-old, who is one of Labour's biggest donors, claimed Mr Burnham was offering 'hope' and 'bold promise' after listening to the new PM's first speech.
Cher Lloyd splits from her husband of 13 years and tells fans her wedding ring is 'in the bin' - just three months after her father's death
Cher Lloyd has revealed she's split from her husband. She sparked speculation her marriage was over when she shared a snap of her ring-free hand on Instagram.
Actress Mia Farrow, 81, learns the hard way that you'll never be woke enough for the transgender community
The Rosemary's Baby actress sought to show solidarity with the transgender community - only for them to round on her for her alleged bigotry.
Bad Bunny concert ends in chaos in Milan with 80,000 evacuated and fans left with head injuries after being hit with golf ball-sized hailstones
A Bad Bunny concert ended in chaos after golf ball-sized hailstones fell from the sky and left fans with head injuries.
Scientists discover number of daily coffees that can protect your heart - but one cup extra could send you to an early grave
The latest research - published in the journal of the American Heart Association - suggests that black coffee could have a number of heart health benefits.