4 hours ago About sharing Phoenix: A humanoid robot developed by Sanctuary AI By Ben Morris Technology of Business Editor Imagine the biggest market for a physical product you can. Are you thinking of mobile phones? Cars? Property? They are all chunky markets but in the coming decades a new product will be rolled out…
1 hour ago About sharing Caroline Aldridge: “We cannot have people watering it [the report] down when it’s about deaths.” By Nikki Fox & Matt Precey BBC Newsnight A critical report into how a mental health trust mismanaged its mortality figures was edited to remove criticism of its leadership, the BBC has found. In June,…
29 minutes ago About sharing Keira switched unis in clearing to get a room for her first year By Branwen Jeffreys & NJ Convery Education editor and producer Student housing shortages are going to get worse in some cities, according to the charity Unipol. It says the number of new purpose-built rooms being created is…
Activism / Q&A / August 28, 2023 Drew Faust on Growing Up in the Sixties A conversation with Harvard’s first woman president about how she became a civil rights and anti-war activist. Jon Wiener Ad Policy (MacMillan) Drew Faust was the first woman president of Harvard, from 2007 to 2018. Before that, she was the…
48 minutes ago About sharing Watch: The first peek into a mysterious time capsule at a US military academy By Holly Honderich BBC News Staff and students at West Point, the famed US military academy, gathered on Monday for what was supposed to be a historic moment: the opening of a mysterious 1820s time capsule,…
Spain’s top criminal court has opened a preliminary investigation into the country’s football federation president Luis Rubiales after he kissed player Jenni Hermoso on the lips. The prosecutors are looking into whether the incident amounts to a crime of sexual assault. Rubiales, 46, has been widely criticised after the incident following Spain’s Women’s World Cup…
11 minutes ago About sharing A dancer wows with his impressive acrobats By Adriana Elgueta BBC News Londoners celebrating Caribbean culture at Notting Hill Carnival have been back winding their way through the streets of west London for the famous parade’s 55th incarnation. Thumping sound systems accompanied colourful feathered bands with representations of everywhere from…
1 hour ago About sharing Farmer Abu Ammar Alia is one of many Palestinians forced to abandon his home By Yolande Knell BBC News, Ramallah There’s been a dramatic rise in violence carried out by extremist Israeli settlers against Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank this year, with more than 100 incidents reported a…
Elaine and Philip Marco were due to celebrate their 54th anniversary next week, their family says.
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