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AI for the People: UK project demystifies artificial intelligence
Discover how a groundbreaking UK initiative is making AI accessible to everyone, from students to pensioners. Learn how you can get involved and shape the future of technology.
Six Affordable UK Country House Hotels with Spas
Beat the January blues with our pick of six charming UK country house hotels, each featuring a spa and rooms for under £160 per night. Perfect for a post-festive reset.
Disabled Brits could save £700+ with Purpl in 2026
Disabled households face an extra £13,140 a year in costs. A new UK platform, Purpl, offers exclusive discounts to help save over £700 annually on essentials. Discover how to reduce the disability price tag.
AI job fears overblown, experts from Microsoft and Imperial say
New research from Microsoft and Imperial College London explains why AI is reshaping roles, not replacing them, and the hidden burdens it creates for UK workers.
Public Demands Ethical Sourcing for Net Zero Technology
New polling reveals overwhelming public support for delaying UK Net Zero targets rather than using green technology linked to forced labour. Discover the ethical dilemma facing Labour's energy plans.
Public: Delay Net Zero to avoid slave labour green tech
New polling reveals overwhelming public support for delaying UK Net Zero targets rather than using green technology linked to forced labour. Discover the ethical dilemma facing Labour's energy plans.
Morrisons to roll out digital shelf labels in 2026
Morrisons will become the first major UK supermarket to replace all paper price tags with electronic shelf labels from early 2026, modernising the shopping experience.
Morrisons Replaces Paper Price Tags with Digital Labels
Morrisons is set to become the first major UK supermarket to roll out electronic shelf labels across all 497 stores from early 2026, modernising the shopping experience.
UK Property Hotspots 2025: Plymouth, Stafford, Wigan Lead Growth
New Lloyds data reveals the UK's top property hotspots for 2025, with Plymouth seeing a 12.6% surge. Discover where values soared and where they fell sharply. Explore the full regional analysis now.
US expat's UK culture shock over pillow sizes
An American woman moving to the UK reveals her biggest surprise: UK pillows are larger, making her US bed linen useless. Discover the everyday items that differ across the Atlantic.
US expat's UK culture shock over pillow and butter sizes
An American woman moving to the UK shares her surprising packing mistakes, from ill-fitting bed linen to wrong-sized baking trays. Discover the everyday items that aren't standard globally.
Asda payout after driver's 'not disabled' comment to customer
A man with fibromyalgia and autism received a four-figure settlement from Asda after a delivery driver questioned his disability. The driver has since left the company. Read the full story.
Charity CEO turns down MBE over disability 'scapegoating'
Tressa Burke, head of Glasgow Disability Alliance, declined a New Year Honour, citing government policies she says demonise disabled people. Read her powerful statement.
2025 on track to be UK's hottest year ever
The Met Office confirms 2025 is tracking to beat 2022 as the UK's warmest year on record, with an average temperature of 10.05°C. Discover the climate data and what it means for Britain's future.
Air Fryers Still Top UK Christmas Wish List
Despite most Brits owning one, the air fryer remains the most wanted Christmas gift. Discover the smart tech and generational trends shaping festive lists.
Scope charity to close 77 UK shops by March 2026
Disability charity Scope is shutting 77 of its 138 UK stores in a major restructure to tackle a £8.9m deficit. The closures, alongside job cuts, aim to save millions as charity retail faces soaring costs and online competition.
Girl, 7, finds joy through tech after blindness diagnosis
Brave Katie-Rae Edmunds, 7, who has had three open heart surgeries and is now blind, finds laughter again through Lifelites' sensory technology. Support our Christmas appeal to help more children.
Heathrow's £1.3bn Terminal 4 overhaul and AI investment
London Heathrow Airport announces a massive £1.3 billion investment for 2025, including a major Terminal 4 revamp, new AI cameras, and a faster third runway. Discover how this will transform travel.
Family finds travelling world cheaper than UK rent
Chloe and Connor Ellis sold their Barnsley home and are now globetrotting with their two young sons, discovering that exploring Southeast Asia costs less than monthly rent in the UK. Follow their journey.
VPN Blanket: NFC Tech Offers Free Month of Proton VPN
Proton VPN and streetwear brand Aries unveil a unique £195 blanket with NFC tech, offering a free VPN month to combat homesickness for students and expats.
Currys profits surge on AI and gaming demand
Electronics retailer Currys reports adjusted pre-tax profits more than doubled to £22m, driven by AI technology and major game launches. Read the full analysis.
Chris McCausland: How Tech Transforms Lives for Disabled
Comedian Chris McCausland's BBC documentary explores groundbreaking AI and assistive technology creating new independence for people with disabilities. A must-watch perspective shift.
Chris McCausland on tech's life-changing power for disability
Comedian Chris McCausland's BBC documentary reveals astonishing tech advancements for disabled people, from AI assistants to driverless cars. A must-watch perspective shift.
ADHD engineer creates credit card-linked tech nails
London robotics engineer Eneni Bambara-Abban reveals how her ADHD inspired revolutionary wearable tech including payment-enabled nails and smart clothing. Discover how she's inspiring STEM diversity.
Disability Activist Alice Wong Dies Aged 51
Acclaimed disability rights activist and author Alice Wong, a 'luminary of the disability justice movement', has died. Discover her powerful legacy and vision for a more inclusive world.
King Charles honours NVIDIA chief in Chinese AI deal
The monarch's recognition of Jensen Huang comes amid heated debate over UK-China tech collaboration and its implications for global AI supremacy and scientific ethics.
Half of inactive UK youth classified as disabled
Groundbreaking research reveals nearly 50% of young Britons not in work or education are officially classified as disabled, with mental health conditions being the primary factor. Experts warn of a growing crisis affecting a generation.
Ukraine's Brave1 drone system devastates Russian forces
Ukraine's cutting-edge 'Brave1' drone defence system is systematically dismantling Russian military positions, with devastating new footage revealing the destruction of armoured vehicles and soldier positions in a high-tech battlefield revolution.
Blair: UK must lead quantum race or history won't forgive us
Former PM Tony Blair urges immediate action as Britain risks falling behind global rivals in the quantum computing revolution, calling it an economic and security imperative.
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