Bank Holiday Rail Chaos: Major Disruption Warning
Passengers on the West Coast Mainline face significant travel disruption this May Bank Holiday as Network Rail undertakes essential engineering works, with multiple train services replaced by buses.
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Germany's Skills Shortage Crisis Deepens, Warns Hays
Europe's largest economy, Germany, is facing a severe skills shortage that is crippling its key industries and threatening its competitive edge, according to a major report from recruitment giant Hays.
670-tonne Swedish church moved to escape sinking mine
In an unprecedented feat of engineering, a 130-year-old church in Kiruna, Sweden, is being painstakingly moved to a new location to save it from sinking into an expanding iron ore mine. The two-day operation involves transporting the colossal structure on
Sweden moves 5,000-tonne church 3km in epic operation
In an unprecedented feat of engineering, the historic Kiruna Church in Swedish Lapland was successfully moved 3km to a new location to save it from town-destroying mining subsidence. This is the story of the monumental operation.
Sweden moves entire church to escape mining disaster
A 20th-century church in Sweden's Arctic town of Kiruna is being relocated to avoid destruction from a nearby iron ore mine. Discover the incredible engineering feat behind this preservation effort.
The 'Unsinkable' Bayesian Superyacht: Truth Revealed
A closer look at the revolutionary 'Bayesian' superyacht, designed to be unsinkable, and the cutting-edge technology that makes it a marvel of modern engineering.
Clifton Suspension Bridge refurbishment planned for 2025
Bristol's historic Clifton Suspension Bridge will undergo a significant refurbishment in 2025, ensuring its longevity and safety for future generations.
Scientists Create 'Frankenstein Rabbits' with Tentacles
Researchers in the US have engineered bizarre 'Frankenstein rabbits' with tentacle-like appendages in a controversial genetic experiment. The findings raise ethical concerns.
Scientists create tentacled 'Frankenstein rabbits'
In a groundbreaking yet unsettling experiment, scientists have engineered rabbits with tentacle-like appendages and black horns, sparking ethical debates.
Inside the Shipyard Building Disney's New Cruise Ship
Get an exclusive look at the colossal shipyard where Disney's latest cruise ship is taking shape. Discover the engineering marvels behind the floating paradise.
Scientists engineer 'Frankenstein rabbits' with tentacles
Researchers in Colorado have genetically engineered rabbits with eerie tentacle-like appendages sprouting from their heads, sparking ethical debates and scientific fascination.
Eiffel Tower grows taller in summer heat
Paris's iconic Eiffel Tower expands by up to 15cm during hot weather due to thermal expansion, a fascinating quirk of physics.
Italy approves world's longest suspension bridge
Italy has greenlit the construction of the world's longest suspension bridge, connecting Sicily to the mainland in a historic infrastructure project set to transform travel and boost the economy.
Rolls-Royce's high-flying turnaround faces long-term test
Rolls-Royce's impressive turnaround under CEO Tufan Erginbilgic has investors buzzing. But can the company maintain this turbocharged performance for the long haul?
Hidden garden danger could damage your home
Experts warn homeowners about small garden holes that may lead to costly structural damage. Learn how to spot and prevent this unexpected threat.
Family Dollar roof collapse caught on camera
Dramatic footage captures the terrifying moment the roof of a Family Dollar store in Kansas City collapsed, sending shoppers into panic. No injuries reported, but the incident raises serious safety concerns.
Hamilton's engineer Bono in shock Ferrari talks
Lewis Hamilton's trusted race engineer Peter Bonnington, known as 'Bono', is reportedly in talks to join Ferrari, marking a major shake-up in F1's engineering landscape.
Sydney Uni appoints first female engineering dean
The University of Sydney has made history by appointing its first female dean of engineering, marking a significant step towards gender equality in STEM leadership.
Brighton building collapses entirely, emergency services respond
A building in Brighton has entirely collapsed, prompting a major emergency response. Witnesses describe a 'huge bang' as the structure gave way. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Atlanta storms cause injuries and major damage
Severe storms in Atlanta led to significant structural damage and multiple injuries, with emergency services working through the night to assess the aftermath.
Sinkhole dooms beloved Croydon nightclub
A massive sinkhole has forced the sudden closure of a cherished Croydon nightclub, leaving the community in shock. Structural engineers assess the damage as fears grow over the building's future.
NASA Tests Quiet Supersonic X-59 Jet
NASA's groundbreaking X-59 supersonic aircraft promises to bring back commercial supersonic flights without the disruptive sonic booms. Discover how this marvel of engineering could change aviation forever.
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