Microsoft has unveiled a revolutionary quantum chip that has the potential to pave the way for incredibly powerful computers capable of solving complex industrial and societal issues. At the core of Microsoft’s Majorana 1 chip lies the world’s first ‘topoconductor’, which can generate a new state of matter that is neither solid, liquid, nor gas.… Continue reading Microsoft unveils breakthrough chip, promising quantum computers in ‘years not decades’
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First astronaut with a disability cleared for space station mission
John McFall, a British Paralympian and orthopaedic surgeon, has made history by becoming the first astronaut with a physical disability to be approved for a mission to the International Space Station (ISS). Despite losing his right leg in a motorbike accident at 19 years old, McFall excelled in running, winning multiple medals for Great Britain.… Continue reading First astronaut with a disability cleared for space station mission
Flour power: the campaign to get real bread to more people
t children eating real bread in more schools. It’s clear that the Real Bread Campaign, led by Chris Young, is making a significant impact on the way we think about and access bread. By promoting the benefits of real bread over industrial loaves, the campaign is not only supporting local bakeries but also advocating for… Continue reading Flour power: the campaign to get real bread to more people
‘Lush bread – for all.’ Placing affordable loaves where they’re most needed
A new initiative in Bristol is offering families an affordable alternative to traditional white sliced bread. The project, led by Jodie Smith, is focused on promoting wellbeing by providing an additive-free wholemeal and white loaf to the community. This unique loaf, called ‘JustBread,’ contains 15% wholemeal flour and is made without any additives. Since November… Continue reading ‘Lush bread – for all.’ Placing affordable loaves where they’re most needed
What went right this week: the good news that matters
font-weight: 400;”>“Today marks an important milestone for the UK’s journey to net-zero,” said Kirsty Taylor, its head of energy futures. “The hydrogen network in Levenmouth will allow us to identify how zero carbon hydrogen can play a key role in decarbonising heat and transport to reach the 2030s and beyond.” Get our free weekly newsletter… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
Joy, joining together and giant veg: highlights from the Portrait of Britain prize
The recent Portrait of Britain prize showcased a diverse selection of 200 images. Below are some of the standout entries as described by the photographers themselves. Jack Currie’s portrait of Margaret from Edinburgh captures what he describes as “Quite possibly the most gangster granny to ever live.” Carla Marcia Girvan’s photo of Gwendoline from Glasgow… Continue reading Joy, joining together and giant veg: highlights from the Portrait of Britain prize
The bakery that offers pay-as-you-can-afford bread
In celebration of Real Bread Week, a pioneering bakery in Scotland is advocating for equal access to high-quality bread for all individuals. Tom Kirby, development manager at Granton Community Gardeners in Edinburgh, shed light on their pay-as-you-can-afford scheme and the insights they have gained from this initiative. The bakery originated in 2019 after the success… Continue reading The bakery that offers pay-as-you-can-afford bread
We want to know: where does abundance show up in your life?
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The restaurant staffed solely by people who’ve experienced homelessness
The Home Kitchen restaurant in Primrose Hill, London, is not just a place for fine dining, but also a place of hope and opportunity for those in need. Employees like Mimi, Genet, and others have found a second family at Home Kitchen, where they are appreciated for their dedication and passion. The restaurant, led by… Continue reading The restaurant staffed solely by people who’ve experienced homelessness
Three good things: projects clearing up junk that’s hidden from view
A group of individuals are quietly taking on the task of cleaning up less-visible pollution, from landmines to hidden refuse in subterranean caves. One such initiative involves volunteer divers clearing discarded fishing nets and other debris from the depths of the UK seas. This led to further exploration of similar projects around the world, uncovering… Continue reading Three good things: projects clearing up junk that’s hidden from view