Nick Park on Aardman's cautious AI embrace
Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park says Aardman Animations will adopt AI cautiously to protect its stop-motion charm. Read about the studio's stance amid industry AI concerns.
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Peppermint Tea: 4p Cure for Travel Sickness
Struggling with motion sickness? A travel expert reveals a 4p kitchen staple that can settle your stomach. Discover this natural, side-effect-free remedy for your next journey.
30p peppermint tea hack to avoid travel sickness
A travel expert reveals a simple 30p peppermint tea hack to prevent motion sickness. Discover this natural remedy for nausea on your next journey.
AI Evidence Blunder: Court Motion Rejected Over Errors
A US prosecutor's motion citing AI-generated inaccuracies has been rejected by a judge, highlighting growing concerns about artificial intelligence in legal proceedings. Learn about the case implications.
Aardman's 50th Anniversary Exhibition at Young V&A
Young V&A unveils Inside Aardman exhibition for studio's 50th anniversary. Discover never-seen Wallace & Gromit models & create your own animations. Book now!
Pauline Hanson suspended from Senate after burqa stunt
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been suspended from the Australian Senate following her controversial burqa protest. Read the full story on this political drama.
Aardman's 50th Anniversary Exhibition at Young V&A
Explore the magic of Aardman Animations at the Young V&A. See never-before-displayed Wallace & Gromit models and learn stop-motion secrets. Book your visit now!
Wallace & Gromit London Exhibition at Young V&A
Explore the magic of Aardman's 50th anniversary with a behind-the-scenes exhibition at Young V&A. Discover how Wallace & Gromit were created. Book your visit now!
Callum Hole's brutal 5-day fitness routine revealed
Love Island Australia star Callum Hole unveils his intense training regimen and new fitness programme Mental Motion X. Discover how he stays shredded year-round with disciplined habits.
Baldoni Files to Dismiss Lively's $56M Harassment Case
Justin Baldoni files a motion to dismiss Blake Lively's $56.2 million sexual harassment lawsuit, arguing the lost earnings claims are 'speculative'. The legal battle continues.
Viral travel sickness hack revolutionises holiday journeys
Discover the ingenious £1.50 solution that's revolutionising travel sickness prevention for holidaymakers across the UK.
Banish Travel Sickness in Seconds With This Trick
Discover the revolutionary acupressure technique that can eliminate motion sickness in under a minute. This drug-free solution is transforming how travellers handle journeys by car, boat, and plane.
Farage Under Investigation Over Campaign Donations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is under investigation by Parliament's standards watchdog over undeclared campaign donations, raising questions about financial transparency in British politics.
Court rejects MP Liam Byrne's standards appeal
Former Minister Liam Byrne faces political setback as Court of Appeal rejects bid to overturn parliamentary standards ruling, raising questions about MP conduct and accountability.
MPs move to strip Prince Andrew of York title
Cross-party MPs mount fresh challenge to remove Prince Andrew's dukedom amid ongoing controversy, with a formal parliamentary motion now tabled at Westminster.
MPs demand law to strip Prince Andrew of royal titles
Cross-party politicians call for urgent legislation to remove Duke of York's royal privileges as Virginia Giuffre's account reveals new details about Jeffrey Epstein scandal
Out of Words: Stop-Motion Gaming Revolution
Discover how this charming indie game blends heartfelt narrative with stunning claymation visuals in our exclusive preview of Epic Games' most innovative release yet.
NSW constitutional crisis over 120-year-old law
A dramatic constitutional showdown has unfolded in New South Wales as Chris Minns' chief of staff refuses to comply with a parliamentary order, invoking legal privilege and sparking a major political confrontation.
Labour security chief avoids public China spy case grilling
Sir Keir Starmer's national security adviser Matthew Doyle avoids public scrutiny as parliamentary committee questioning over failed espionage case moves behind closed doors, raising transparency concerns.
Jenrick's 'cynical' asylum comments spark Commons fury
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick faces parliamentary fire over 'deeply cynical' remarks about asylum seekers, with Labour accusing him of dangerous rhetoric ahead of potential leadership bid.
Tory MP's long suspension sparks Labour reform demands
Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell remains suspended from Parliament after 20-month fraud investigation as Labour plans sweeping reforms to restore public trust in politics.
WHO demands UK Parliament ban tobacco promotion
World Health Organisation investigation reveals how tobacco firms exploit parliamentary rules for promotion, calling for immediate ban on smoking in Palace of Westminster.
Labour rebellion over Starmer's Gaza stance grows
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confronts significant internal rebellion as frontbenchers and MPs openly challenge his position on Israel-Gaza conflict, with multiple resignations and protests shaking the party.
Macron reshuffles government to break French political deadlock
French President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a new government team in a bold attempt to overcome political paralysis that has gripped France since snap elections left no party with a clear majority.
Pro-Palestine protests banned from Parliament estate
In a dramatic security overhaul, new measures will prohibit pro-Palestine protests from the parliamentary estate following concerns about intimidation and disruption to democracy.
Diane Abbott admits late £40k earnings declaration
Long-serving Labour MP Diane Abbott faces scrutiny after disclosing £40,000 in earnings 18 months late, blaming overwhelming parliamentary demands for the oversight.
Parliament cleaner sacked over security breach
A cleaner at the Houses of Parliament has been dismissed following a serious security breach, raising concerns about protection protocols within one of Britain's most sensitive political institutions.
Starmer rattled by largest Labour rebellion over Gaza
Keir Starmer confronts his most significant internal challenge yet as 56 Labour MPs defy the whip on Gaza ceasefire vote, exposing deep party divisions.
Lammy blasts Poundland over 'pathetic' political mugs
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy launches scathing attack against Poundland's 'Britain Needs a New Government' mugs during parliamentary debate, calling the merchandise 'pathetic' and questioning retailer's political stance.
Irish Green Party in crisis over Hamas 'resistance' motion
The Green Party in Ireland is embroiled in a significant internal dispute after a local branch proposed a motion recognising Hamas's actions as 'legitimate resistance', leading to high-level interventions and accusations of creating a 'chilling effect' on
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