Rolls-Royce foresees a promising future fueled by small modular reactors (SMRs) to power artificial intelligence (AI), potentially catapulting it to become the UK’s most valuable company. Tufan Erginbilgic, the chief executive, envisions overtaking giants on the London Stock Exchange through their SMR deals with the UK and Czech governments. The demand for energy to sustain… Continue reading Nuclear-powered AI could make Rolls Royce UK's biggest firm, says boss
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The deadly cancers left behind by 50 years of success
Over the past half-century, there has been a remarkable increase in the number of individuals surviving cancer. However, experts caution that progress has not been consistent, with certain types of cancers experiencing lower survival rates compared to others. While the 10-year survival rates for melanoma skin cancer have surpassed 90%, the overall survival rate for… Continue reading The deadly cancers left behind by 50 years of success
Government expands police use of live facial recognition vans
The Home Office has revealed plans to expand the use of live facial recognition (LFR) vans in England, with seven police forces set to receive 10 new vehicles. These vans will be equipped with cameras that scan the faces of individuals passing by and compare them against a list of wanted suspects, focusing on crimes… Continue reading Government expands police use of live facial recognition vans
Driving theory test to include CPR first aid questions
In a groundbreaking move, the UK’s Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has decided to incorporate life-saving cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills into the driving theory test, with the hope of preventing avoidable deaths. This initiative aims to equip all road users with the knowledge of CPR basics and how to use a defibrillator in emergency… Continue reading Driving theory test to include CPR first aid questions
Newspaper headlines: Migrants arrive at 'record speed' and 'Fresh inheritance tax grab'
Wednesday’s headlines are dominated by the migrant crisis, with various newspapers featuring stories related to immigration. The Times leads with a headline stating “Channel boat migrants arriving at record speed,” emphasizing the significant number of migrants crossing the Channel. According to the paper, more than 50,000 migrants have arrived under current leadership, marking the fastest… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Migrants arrive at 'record speed' and 'Fresh inheritance tax grab'
Katherine Dutson has not been able to shower for four years
Katherine Dutson, a disabled woman living in Grangetown, Cardiff, has faced a demoralizing situation for the past four years. Due to her mobility issues, she has been unable to shower in her own home. Despite reaching out to the council and housing association, the equipment she requires for showering does not fit in her bathroom,… Continue reading Katherine Dutson has not been able to shower for four years
Downpatrick: Man, 30, charged over Stephen Brannigan murder and priest attack
A man has been charged with murder and attempted murder in County Down over the weekend. Stephen Brannigan, 56, was found dead in his home in Marian Park on Sunday, while Fr John Murray was attacked at St Patrick’s Church in Downpatrick. The suspect, a 30-year-old man, is set to appear in court on Wednesday… Continue reading Downpatrick: Man, 30, charged over Stephen Brannigan murder and priest attack
Knee-replacement implant used on thousands of NHS patients known to be faulty for years
A recent investigation by File on 4 has revealed that a knee-replacement implant used in numerous operations in the UK had a concerning failure rate long before it was eventually withdrawn. Patients who received the NexGen knee implant shared their stories of being left immobile or reliant on painkillers due to the implant slipping out… Continue reading Knee-replacement implant used on thousands of NHS patients known to be faulty for years
Rapper Fekky goes from south London to a Cambridgeshire farm
Rapper Fekky has undergone a significant lifestyle change by moving from the bustling environment of south London to a peaceful farm in the countryside. The artist, known for collaborations with big names in the industry such as Skepta and Dizzee Rascal, embarked on this new journey after discovering a passion for gardening during the Covid-19… Continue reading Rapper Fekky goes from south London to a Cambridgeshire farm
Epping council applies for asylum injunction over The Bell Hotel
Peter Walker reports for the BBC News in Essex that a district council has sought an injunction from the High Court to prevent migrants from being housed at The Bell Hotel. Following months of protests against the hotel being used to accommodate asylum seekers, Epping Forest District Council expressed concerns about escalating tensions in the… Continue reading Epping council applies for asylum injunction over The Bell Hotel