FA Cup Third Round: No VAR Until Fifth Round
The FA explains why VAR is not in use for the FA Cup third and fourth rounds, ensuring fairness for all 64 clubs. Goal-line technology remains for Premier League and Championship venues.
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FA Cup Third Round: No VAR Until Fifth Round
The FA explains the absence of VAR in the FA Cup third and fourth rounds, citing sporting integrity. Goal-line technology remains for Premier League and Championship venues.
Cambodia extradites sanctioned tycoon Chen Zhi to China
Cambodia has extradited sanctioned tycoon Chen Zhi to China, accused of running a global scam network. The move complicates a US trial and highlights Southeast Asia's cybercrime crisis. Read the full story.
FIFA 2026 World Cup to Use 3D AI Avatars for Offside Tech
FIFA will create 3D AI avatars of all 1,248 players at the 2026 World Cup to enhance semi-automated offside technology, promising faster and more accurate VAR decisions.
FIFA to create 3D avatars for every 2026 World Cup player
FIFA will digitally scan all 1,248 players at the 2026 World Cup to create AI-powered 3D avatars, enhancing the semi-automated offside technology for faster, more accurate decisions. Discover how this tech will transform VAR.
AI Avatars for VAR at 2026 FIFA World Cup
Every player at the 2026 World Cup will have a lifelike AI avatar for ultra-precise VAR offside calls. Discover how this tech will change the game.
Crews Hill garden centres face new town threat
Family-run businesses on London's horticultural 'golden mile' fear closure as their green belt site is earmarked for a major new town. Discover the community fighting for its future.
Crews Hill Garden Centres Threatened by New Town Plan
Family-run businesses on London's horticultural 'golden mile' fear closure as their green belt site is earmarked for 21,000 homes. Discover the human cost of Labour's housing push.
Berlin blackout: Left-wing militants claim arson attack
A left-wing extremist group has claimed responsibility for an arson attack that cut power to tens of thousands in Berlin, citing protests over the climate crisis and AI. Read the full story on the ongoing crisis.
Target's $4.6m Settlement for Unpaid Worker Wages
Target is issuing $4.6 million in settlement checks to 13,700 employees over unpaid wages for security checks and walk time. Find out if you're eligible.
Daycare Manager's $2,500 Glasses Fuels Fraud Scandal Debate
A Minnesota daycare manager's expensive eyewear at a burglary press conference draws scrutiny amid a major Somali-linked fraud probe. Discover the clash over funding, language, and community support.
Daycare Manager's Designer Glasses Stir Controversy in Fraud Probe
A Minneapolis daycare manager faced scrutiny over $2,500 glasses while reporting a break-in, amid a wider scandal over alleged fraud in taxpayer-funded childcare centres. Read the full story.
GPs offered £135k to treat foreign criminals in detention
Doctors are being offered salaries of £135,000 a year to provide healthcare to foreign criminals and illegal migrants in detention. The role, funded by taxpayers, has sparked political controversy.
Trump team plans warehouse migrant facilities for 80,000
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to acquire and renovate industrial warehouses to hold up to 80,000 detained migrants, creating a new 'feeder' system for deportations.
Plane's Autoland System Activated in Real Emergency
A Beechcraft Super King Air performed a fully automated emergency landing in Colorado, marking the first real-world use of Garmin's Autoland system. Read the full story.
Three UK Hotels Win Prestigious Pool & Spa Awards
Three luxurious UK hotels have been honoured at the UK Pool and Spa Awards, the industry's 'Oscars'. Discover the winning wellness retreats in Bath, Cheshire, and Northern Ireland.
AI's environmental impact rivals New York's emissions
New research reveals AI data centres' staggering carbon and water footprint, potentially exceeding New York City's emissions and global bottled water use. Discover the urgent call for corporate transparency.
Tribe walks away from $30m ICE detention centre deal
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation has terminated a near $30 million federal contract for immigrant detention centre designs following fierce online backlash. Discover the full story behind this controversial decision.
US Regulators Allow Data Centres to Plug into Power Plants
US federal regulators have approved a plan allowing tech giants to connect data centres directly to power plants, aiming to meet surging AI energy demand. Read the full analysis of the implications.
Data Centres May Increase Consumer Prices, Research Finds
New research warns the UK's surging demand for data centres could push up consumer prices for essentials like food and energy. Discover the hidden costs of our digital world.
US Data Centres Strain Great Lakes Water Supply
A surge in data centre construction around the Great Lakes is sparking a major water crisis, with facilities consuming billions of gallons annually. Experts warn of severe ecological and community impacts. Discover the full story.
Trump vs AI Giants: Clash Over Data Centre Expansion
Donald Trump's reported plan to block new AI data centres sparks a major conflict with tech firms like OpenAI and Google. Explore the political and economic implications for the UK and global tech sector.
Prostate Cancer: Why Men Must Seek Emotional Support
After a prostate cancer diagnosis, Marcus faced a 'male menopause' from treatment. His story highlights why emotional support is crucial for survival and wellbeing. Read more.
Labour's Strategy to Tackle UK Child Poverty Crisis
Labour's new child poverty strategy aims to lift 550,000 children above the poverty line by 2030, tackling the stark reality that most poor children now live in working families. Discover the plan's key measures.
Why Data Centres Are So Thirsty for Water
Exploring the immense water consumption of data centres powering our digital world. Discover the environmental impact and the questions being asked about their necessity. Read the full analysis.
AI Boom's Hidden Cost: Data Centres Drain Water Supplies
Experts warn Australia's AI-driven data centre boom will consume vast water resources for cooling, straining supplies. Discover the environmental trade-off of the tech revolution.
The Hidden Dangers of Automated Governance
A new investigation reveals the alarming risks of AI-driven public service algorithms. Discover the full story and learn what it means for your rights. Listen now.
Massive Data Centres Strain Australia's Drinking Water
The explosive growth of data centres in Australia is consuming billions of litres of drinking water for cooling, sparking a national debate over resource allocation and sustainability.
AI data centre boom in Nevada desert raises water crisis fears
The Tahoe-Reno Industrial Centre, larger than Denver, is now a global hub for tech giants' AI data centres. This boom fuels economic growth but threatens scarce water resources in one of America's driest states. Discover the modern-day gold rush's high st
Childcare worker hit with 83 new child abuse offences
Joshua Dale Brown, a former Melbourne childcare worker, is charged with 83 new offences relating to alleged sexual abuse of infants and toddlers. Police identify four new alleged victims.
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