Easter Island mystery is SOLVED: Scientists finally pinpoint exactly how ancient people moved the iconic head statues 900 years ago
Using a combination of 3D modelling and real-life experiments, scientists have confirmed the impossible.
IBM's big iron to get Spyre AI accelerator upgrade this month
Giving the mainframe customers what they want
IBM's Spyre Accelerator is set to be generally available later this month, delivering a boost to the AI capabilities of its enterprise-grade hardware including the z17 mainframe, LinuxONE 5, and Power11 systems.…
So much for the nicest guy in showbiz! The truth about James Norton and his 'vicious backstabbing' of his co-stars revealed in ALISON BOSHOFF'S SPOTLIGHT
James Norton has a reputation for being one of the nicest guys in showbiz. Sadly, he's in danger of wrecking his halo.
Top female French comedian faces police probe after kicking 'selfie-hunting' boy, six, in the stomach on the Champs Elysees 'because she feared she was about to be robbed'
Nawell Madani is accused of assaulting the young boy, named locally as Djulian, after he attempted to take a photo with her, his family have said.
Survey Shows Extent of Digital Device Use Among America's Youngest
A Pew Research Center survey, released today, found that TV remains the dominant screen for American children aged twelve and younger. 90% of parents reported that their child watches TV. Tablets are used by 68% of children in this age group. 61% use smartphones.
The survey of U.S. parents also documented emerging technology patterns. About one in ten parents said their child between five and twelve years old uses AI chatbots such as ChatGPT or Gemini. Roughly four in ten parents reported that their child uses voice assistants like Siri or Alexa. YouTube appeared in 85% of households. Half of parents said their child uses gaming devices. About four in ten reported desktop or laptop use. The survey found that 62% of parents said their child under two watches television. 42% of parents said they could be doing better at managing screen time for their children.
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End date for Witham road works announced as new works loom
Motorists in the town have been left frustrated when The Avenue was closed for ageing gas pipes to be replaced.
Braintree leisure centre reports ongoing hot water issues
Warm water issues continue at a leisure centre in Braintree, as centre bosses speak of “long-term issues”.
The Halloween-themed steam train coming to Essex
The ghostly train is running until the end of October
Disney increases ticket prices for its two biggest theme parks
The prices for Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando and Disneyland Resort in Anaheim were put up on October 8 as part of the company's annual increase.
Husband thought he was in a 'happy marriage' while wife and lover plotted various ways to kill him, including putting foxgloves in his salad
Former soldier Christopher Mills, 48, was planning a holiday with wife Michelle, 46, when her lover Geraint Berry allegedly teamed up with friend Steven Thomas for a murder attempt, a court heard.
Kerrygold butter becomes the latest victim of shrinkflation
Despite the significant size change, UK retailers such as Asda and Waitrose have kept the original price, leaving customers worse off than before, according to The Grocer.
The truth about why the rich and famous are fleeing to Dubai - and the new laws that are making it such an attractive destination
There are several reasons why so many are migrating to Dubai. One was summed up recently by a famous ex-footballer who spent more than a decade in the Premier League.
Our Ibiza holiday turned into a nightmare when our hotel flooded and the army was called in - but we still went clubbing barefoot through knee-high water
British couple Mara Lee, from Guildford, Surrey, and her partner Sam's luxury getaway to Ibiza turned into a nightmare when their five-star resort was flooded by torrential rain last week.
Peter Kay, 52, reveals he underwent emergency surgery on a kidney stone without pain relief as he details the moment his 'world collapsed'
The comedian, 52, has detailed his terrifying health scare in his new book, Peter Kay's Diary, admitting his 'world collapsed' when he learned about the nature of his operation.
Saint's tomb to be unsealed for first time in 800 YEARS and his bones used in ancient ritual
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi will be removed from his tomb and put on display for an ancient Christian ritual that started more than 1,800 years ago.
Inside the UK's 'worst integrated' district: Daily Mail visits area of Birmingham where Robert Jenrick claimed 'he couldn't see a white face
With its Asian grocery stores and jewellers, a West Indian bakery and even a branch of the Bank of India, the main Soho Road through Handsworth certainly seems multicultural.
Zara McDermott shares sweet message dedicated to One Direction Louis Tomlinson in rare post
The couple have been keeping their relationship quite private
Cabin crew's announcement on how passengers should board the plane sparks debate - do YOU agree?
A holidaymaker, @thelamarind_travel , shared a video on Instagram from inside the cabin of his Ryanair flight.
858TB of Government Data May Be Lost For Good After South Korea Data Center Fire
South Korea's government may have permanently lost 858TB of information after a fire at a data center in Daejeon. From a report: As reported by DCD, a battery fire at the National Information Resources Service (NIRS) data center, located in the city of Daejeon, on September 26, has caused havoc for government services in Korea. Work to restore the data center is ongoing, but officials fear data stored on the government's G-Drive may be gone for good. G-Drive, which stands for Government Drive and is not a Google product, was used by government staff to keep documents and other files. Each worker was allocated 30GB of space.
According to a report from The Chosun, the drive was one of 96 systems completely destroyed in the fire, and there is no backup. "The G-Drive couldn't have a backup system due to its large capacity," an unnamed official told The Chosun. "The remaining 95 systems have backup data in online or offline forms." While some departmers do not rely on G-Drive, those that do have been badly impacted in the aftermath of the fire. A source from the Ministry of Personnel Management said: "Employees stored all work materials on the G-Drive and used them as needed, but operations are now practically at a standstill."
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Germany slams brakes on EU's Chat Control device-scanning snoopfest
Berlin's opposition likely kills off Brussels' bid to scan everyone's messages
Germany has committed to oppose the EU's controversial "Chat Control" regulations following huge pressure from multiple activists and major organizations.…