Lineworker Climbs 476ft, Sings Spice Girls on the Job
Phil Bertelsen, 35, from Castleford, climbs 476ft electricity pylons to maintain cables. He sings along to the Spice Girls with his team and calls the views the best part.
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Vicar Claims Bible Codes Predict Alien Life, Not Demons
Father Lee Taylor, a prominent UK vicar, argues that the Bible hints at alien life, rejecting claims that UFOs are demonic. He cites Ezekiel's 'wheel within a wheel' and John 14:2 as evidence.
007 First Light: Games Beat Movies as Summer Blockbusters
IO Interactive's 007 First Light exemplifies how triple-A games now outperform movies in delivering blockbuster experiences, revitalizing legacy franchises like James Bond.
DIY Cardboard Hack Boosts Portable AC Efficiency
A science expert reveals a major design flaw in single-hose portable air conditioners and demonstrates a simple DIY cardboard hack that can triple cooling power and reduce energy waste.
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Jamie Oliver's Air Fryer Hack: Max Flavour in 30 Seconds
Jamie Oliver shares a 30-second air fryer hack to layer ingredients, maxing out flavour and efficiency. Fans rave about cooking two dishes at once.
California Universities Stockpile Military-Grade Weapons
CalMatters investigation reveals California public universities own AR-15s, grenades, and sonic weapons. Many fail to comply with 2021 transparency law, sparking student fears of dissent suppression.
OpenAI Releases ChatGPT 5.6 After US Cybersecurity Delay
OpenAI released ChatGPT 5.6 on Thursday after delaying the rollout over US government cybersecurity concerns. The Trump administration had requested restrictions, mirroring limits on rival Anthropic's models.
Instagram AI Image Generator Alarms Privacy Experts
Meta's new Muse Image AI tool can generate photos using public Instagram profiles by default, sparking privacy backlash. Users are urged to check settings or switch to private accounts.
Robota Review: Machines on the March in Sci-Fi Classic
A review of Headlong's Robota at Oxford's Schwarzman Centre, adapting Čapek's 1920 robot play with timely AI debates. The production blends romance, philosophy, and humour, though first-half discussions can drag.
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Reeves to Launch City Skills Compact for AI Retraining
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce a City 'skills compact' committing firms like Barclays and Lloyds to retrain thousands of financial sector workers for the AI revolution.
Wells: Telstra Must 'Face the Music' Over Outage
Communications minister Anika Wells says Telstra must rebuild public trust after a nationwide outage, as ACMA investigates and warns of penalties up to $30m for triple-zero failures.
Markey Unveils AI Accountability Agenda to Curb Tech Harms
Senator Ed Markey introduces a package of bills targeting datacenter pollution, biased algorithms, and child safety, aiming to prevent AI from becoming 'pollution bombs' and protect workers and consumers.
Batman Part II Rumours Hint at Darker Weirder Sequel
Rumours suggest The Batman Part II may feature the Court of Owls as antagonists and Victor Zsasz as a villain, with Harvey Dent possibly portrayed by Brian Tyree Henry without becoming Two-Face.
Haaland Most Viral Player at World Cup 2026
Erling Haaland is the most viral player of the World Cup, with TikTok searches up 300% and Instagram followers growing from 40m to 60m during the tournament.
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BoE Gets Powers to Regulate Amazon and Google
The Bank of England and FCA will directly oversee Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Oracle, and Microsoft as critical third parties to ensure cyber resilience and prevent outages that could harm the UK economy.
Labour Councillor Opposes Data Centre Decision Removal
East Ayrshire Labour councillor Barry Douglas criticises proposals to transfer AI data centre planning decisions from councils to the Scottish Government, calling for a moratorium until clear guidance on 'green' facilities is issued.
Sage Expands AI Training for Thousands of Teenagers
Sage plc expands its partnership with Teens in AI to provide AI learning for thousands of 13-19 year olds in the North East, aiming to build a future talent pipeline.
NASA Chief Admits Secret UFO Photos Can't Be Explained
NASA administrator Jared Isaacman revealed the agency has captured imagery of unidentified objects that cannot be explained, while stressing there is zero evidence of extraterrestrial origin.
Black Ops PS5 Ports 50% Cheaper Than Xbox, Fans Furious
Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 PS5 ports are 50% off for PS Plus members until August 6, while Xbox versions remain full price, sparking fan outrage over pricing.
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Tech Firms Face £18m Fines Over Scam Ads Under Ofcom Plans
Ofcom proposes new rules holding social media platforms and search engines accountable for scam adverts, with fines up to £18 million or 10% of global revenue. Consultation open until October 2, final decision expected in 2027.
Simple Change Helps Phone Battery Last Longer in Heatwave
Experts reveal that avoiding 100% charge in hot weather can extend phone battery lifespan. Heat accelerates degradation; charging to 80% is optimal.
Phone Battery Tip for UK Heatwave
Experts advise avoiding 100% charge in hot weather to preserve lithium-ion battery lifespan, as UK heatwave breaks records.
Microsoft Down: Outlook, Copilot Issues July 2026
Microsoft services including Outlook and Copilot experienced outages on July 10, 2026. DownDetector reported nearly 100 Outlook issues by 9am, with 43% of users unable to send emails. Copilot also affected, 63% citing website problems.
Elder Scrolls 6 Faces Delays After Xbox Layoffs
The Elder Scrolls 6 could face delays after Xbox laid off over 50 Bethesda employees, including a 27-year veteran. Staff fear outsourcing and crunch will further slow development.
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New 5G Antennas Approved in Kirkby Despite Protests
EE's plans for three 5G antennas and a GPS device in Kirkby were approved by Knowsley Council despite 84 objections, health concerns, and heated protests at the meeting.
Jamie Oliver's 30-Second Air Fryer Hack for Flavour
Jamie Oliver shares a 30-second air fryer hack to max out flavour and efficiency by cooking in layers, with herbs and spices below the tray.
Leg Bouncing Could Signal Undiagnosed ADHD, Psychiatrist Warns
A psychiatrist warns that constant leg bouncing while sitting may be a sign of undiagnosed ADHD in adults, urging those affected to seek medical advice.
Best Non-Toxic Cookware 2026: Expert-Tested Picks
Keen home cook Nicky Rampley-Clarke tests the top non-toxic cookware for avoiding harmful chemicals, from budget buys to luxury pans. Find the best for healthy cooking.
Djokovic Clears Up Sinner Feud Claims Before Wimbledon Semi
Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner meet in their third Wimbledon semi-final in four years. Djokovic dismisses feud rumors after his 'skiing' comment about Sinner went viral.
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Iran's Partial Internet Restoration Met with Skepticism and Anger
Iran's partial internet restoration after 88-day blackout met with scepticism, anger, and fears of surveillance rather than celebration.
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