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RIP to the almost future of computing: Apple just turned the iPad into a Mac
Apple has killed the future of computing. With iPadOS 26, it turned the dream of computing visionaries like Alan Kay and Jef Raskin (and…
Susan Darwin
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UK sanctions far-right Israeli ministers for 'inciting violence' against Palestinians
Thomas Mackintosh BBC News The UK has sanctioned two far-right Israeli ministers over "repeated incitements of violence against…
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OpenAI and Anthropic are getting cozy with government. What could possibly go wrong?
While the world and private enterprise are adopting AI rapidly in their workflows, government isn’t far behind. The U.K. government has…
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Flagstar Bank just closed dozens of branches in 5 states. See full the list of locations that shuttered in May
This year has not been kind to retailers in terms of store closures. But brick-and-mortar shops are not the only retail category that has…
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The June full moon tonight is also a low ‘strawberry moon.’ Here’s what that means and the best time to see it
The hit 1962 song “Up on the Roof” reminds listeners that when the world is getting you down, “at night the stars put on a show for free.”…
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Sizewell C: Starmer says 'no blank cheque' for nuclear project
Michael Race, Simon Jack & Alice Cunningham BBC Business & BBC Suffolk The prime minister has said he is "not writing a blank cheque" to…
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Jobe Bellingham joins Borussia Dortmund from Sunderland on a five-year deal
With the deal being completed by 10 June, Bellingham can play for Dortmund at the Club World Cup, which begins on Sunday. Dortmund's…
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Keir Starmer denies bowing to political pressure on winter fuel payments
Sir Keir Starmer has denied his government's U-turn on winter fuel payments was a result of political pressure, instead arguing it was…
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Bald eagle live cam update: What’s next now that eaglets Sunny and Gizmo are leaving the nest?
There comes a time in every person’s life when they have to say goodbye to a situation that they have outgrown. The same concept applies…
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When can I download iOS 26? iPhone update timeline as beta and general release dates near
Apple has unveiled iOS 26, its new operating system for the iPhone. The new software brings many changes and advancements with it,…
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Forest write to Uefa to raise concerns over Crystal Palace
Nottingham Forest have asked Uefa for clarity after expressing their concerns over Crystal Palace's Europa League place. The Eagles won…
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How this Dutch startup is helping paralyzed patients move again
In 2012, when a tree fell on her family’s car, Jessie Owen’s life transformed. Both of her parents died, and the then-27-year-old Owen was…
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David Bull named new chairman of Reform UK
TalkTV host David Bull has been named as Reform UK's new chairman, replacing Zia Yusuf who quit last week after clashing with colleagues…
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Ford is opening a new community center in rural Tennessee. It’s changing how corporations give back
In a sprawling, 6-square-mile plot of land in rural West Tennessee, the Ford Motor Co. is building a massive new electric vehicle assembly…
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Jacob Umaga: Former England prospect called up by Samoa
Former Wasps fly-half Jacob Umaga, who was capped by England in 2021, has been called up by Samoa for the first time. The 26-year-old…
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5 things you’re getting wrong about sitting at your desk, according to an ergonomics expert
The likelihood that everyone in your office has the same shoe size is probably really low. Between differences in height, gender, and age,…
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Ballymena: Homes damaged in disorder after alleged sex assault
Lyndsey Telford Reporter, BBC News NI Police have appealed for calm after disorder broke out in Ballymena in County Antrim, following a…
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Data breach victims: Here’s how your personal information is sold to criminals
Every year, massive data breaches harm the public. The targets are email service providers, retailers and government agencies that store…
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UK firms hold off on hiring as job vacancies fall
UK companies are holding back on hiring or are not replacing departing workers, sending job vacancies tumbling, official figures suggest.…
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Live selling: the next big hustle sweeping Europe
Tinny music plays in a dimly lit basement as we watch a teenager pull football shirts off a nearby clothing rack and hold them up to the…
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F1 2026 calendar: Madrid Grand Prix makes debut as second race in Spain as Imola dropped
Every race from Monaco on the first weekend in June to Madrid is then in Europe, before the Azerbaijan event on 25-27 September kicks off…
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Ketamine swapped for salt as smugglers exploit Europe loophole in booming market
Paul Kenyon & Paul Grant BBC File on 4 Investigates The customs officers at Brussels Airport were stunned. They had opened crates in the…
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Newspaper headlines: 'It was fuelish' and '£14bn for nuclear'
A majority of papers lead with the chancellor's U-turn on winter fuel payments for pensioners. Source link
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South Korean woman fined for pulling down male colleague's trousers
A South Korean court has fined a woman for sexual misconduct after she pulled down a colleague's trousers - and his underwear, by accident…