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While plenty of people are making good money from their side hustles, new figures show it is not the easy money-maker that so many believe it to be.

Ovens aren't as flashy as AI chatbots, hi-tech drones or cutting-edge software systems, and they certainly don't get investors excited in the same way.

Labour's Electric Car Grant will only be awarded to sustainable EVs. But what does this mean? How green are EVs really?

The man was stopped by local neighbourhood officers. Police have said the area "is not a place for drug dealers"

CedarDB pushed to the limit in improbable gaming experiment

The world has moved on from making Doom run on increasingly ridiculous devices. Now it's all about porting it to the most inappropriate of languages. Cue DOOMQL, a version of the shooter written in pure SQL.…

You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to figure out the reasons why

NASA has barred Chinese nationals from accessing its premises and assets, even those who hold visas that permit them to reside in the USA.…

In a gripping speech delivered just hours after Charlie Kirk's murder, Utah Governor Spencer Cox declared that 'our nation is broken,' while calling the shooting a 'political assassination.'

I recently deposited £1,100 in the cash machine at my local Santander branch, but then a message popped up saying 'a hardware error has occurred'.

My partner and I can afford a bigger home as our salaries have increased but we are also worried about triggering an early repayment charge on our mortgage.

A new garden and playgrounds form part of the plans

The veteran star was seen out in Beverly Hills on Wednesday. She showed off her trim figure in a long-sleeve white top and dark jeans.

Lord Mandelson looked doomed last night after emails showed that he had urged Jeffrey Epstein to 'fight for early release' as he faced jail for child sex offences.

President Donald Trump scrapped a Wednesday night dinner in 'The Rose Garden Club' after the horrific murder of prominent conservative Charlie Kirk.

Charlie Sheen's life has been laid bare in a new Netflix show.

The Duke of Sussex , 40, is undertaking a rare four-day visit to the UK, first to attend the WellChild awards in London, before travelling up to Nottingham.

There are several RSPCA branches in Essex, along with the affiliated Danaher Animal Home, all with pets looking for homes.

There are several RSPCA branches in Essex, along with the affiliated Danaher Animal Home, all with pets looking for homes.

A firm in Braintree is celebrating a major milestone, after contributing to the recycling of one billion plastic straws.

It's opening to passengers later this year

An anonymous reader quotes a report from NBC News: Global warming in the United States is amping up the country's sweet tooth, a new study found. When the temperature rises, Americans -- especially those with less money and education -- drink lots more sugary beverages and a bit more frozen desserts. That amounts to more than 100 million pounds of added sugar (358 million kilograms) consumed in the nation a year, compared to 15 years earlier, according to a team of researchers in the U.S. and United Kingdom. When temperatures go between 54 and 86 degrees (12 and 30 degrees Celsius), the amount of sugar the average American consumes goes up by about 0.4 grams per degree Fahrenheit (0.7 grams per degree Celsius) per day, based on researchers tracking of weather conditions and consumers' purchases. At 54 degrees, the amount of added sugar for the average American is a little more than 2 grams. At 86 degrees, it's more than 15 grams. Beyond that, appetites lessen and added sugar falls off, according to the study in Monday's Nature Climate Change. "Climate change is shaping what you eat and how you eat and that might have a bad effect on your health," said study co-author Duo Chan, a climate scientist at the University of Southampton. "People tend to take in more sweetened beverages as the temperature is getting higher and higher," Chan said. "Obviously under a warming climate that would cause you to drink more or take in more sugar. And that is going to be a severe problem when it comes to health." The findings have been published in the journal Nature Climate Change.

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