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6 Dec
AI diagnostics recieves billion pound funding boost from UCB
From robot surgeons to a range of different healthcare apps, artificial intelligence (AI) is driving medical advances.
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5 Dec
Ten of the fastest trains in the world
Europeans and Asians currently operate the fastest high-speed trains in the world, regularly commuting on trains such as the Shanghai Maglev and Harmony CRH 380A.
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5 Dec
The 20th century’s 10 deadliest battles
With a focus on reported casualties, which 20th century battles have gone down as the deadliest?
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4 Dec
Five innovative spirits trends making an impact in the drinks industry
The global alcoholic beverages market is expected to reach a value of $1,594bn by 2022, according to Allied Market Research.
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4 Dec
The world’s biggest airlines in 2018
US and European carriers continue to dominate the global airlines industry, but who are the world’s biggest airlines?
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3 Dec
Women in the army: the percentage of females in the world’s biggest armies
With a focus on the biggest armies in the world, here’s a look at how women in the army fare.
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29 Nov
Best offshore platform jobs: The 10 most lucrative in the industry
Oil and gas professionals working on offshore platforms draw good wages as their work not only demands long time spent away from the coast, but is also physically and mentally challenging.
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29 Nov
The most powerful and destructive weapons in the world
The atomic bomb is often thought of as the deadliest weapon, but there are a number of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) weapons that can have an equally, or even more, devastating effect.
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28 Nov
The best British tanks in the UK throughout history
The world’s first tank, as we know them, was invented in Britain and grew out of a prototype by Fosters of Lincoln.
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27 Nov
10 of the world’s worst offshore oil rig disasters
The Piper Alpha disaster in the North Sea, UK, remains the worst offshore oil disaster in history after 167 people lost their lives in July 1988.
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27 Nov
10 of the biggest and most powerful nuclear weapons ever built
From the enormous Tsar Bomba, detonated with the force of 3,800 Hiroshima explosions, to the Mk-41, the biggest thermonuclear device ever built by the US, here’s a list ranking 10 of the world’s most powerful nuclear weapons based on explosive power (or yield).
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22 Nov
Is the US Army still the most powerful in the world?
The US Army size dwarfs that of most other nations and together with the country’s high expenditure on defence makes it a formidable force.
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22 Nov
How to survive Black Friday and all of its payments fraud
Black Friday is one of the biggest days of the year for retailers.
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21 Nov
Technology used in Fortnite video game could impact real world medicine
Drug development company C4X Discovery is using the same technology used to build the incredibly popular Fortnite video game to develop medicines in the digital world that it hopes can make an impact in the real world.
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30 Oct
Are businesses ready for the gamer generation?
Acquired by Amazon for $970m in 2014, the streaming platform, Twitch, which is most associated with people broadcasting them playing videogames, was one of the internet giant’s largest acquisitions.
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19 Oct
Following legalisation in Canada, UK CBD use is growing
Following a landmark ruling, Canada became the second country in the world to fully legalise marijuana, with adults now allowed to possess up to 30 grams, grow up to four plants, and smoke everywhere that cigarettes are permitted (apart from cars).
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19 Oct
Twisted Bar: When data analytics meet Piña coladas
Recently opened Twisted Bar is taking a novel approach to its cocktail menu.
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18 Oct
Robotic process automation: Don’t sweat the small stuff, RPA it
Everybody, at one time or another, has completed repetitive and mundane tasks at work.
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15 Oct
Where to go in the UK to get a dose of terror this Halloween
Scary movies are making their debut in the cinemas, costume boards on Pinterest are being shared consistently, and pumpkin shortages are occurring throughout the country.
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11 Oct
War on plastic: UK supermarkets need to take the lead
Grocers should consider introducing more widespread deposit and return schemes instead of waiting for government action, since 88.9% of UK consumers stated that they would be likely to use a scheme as environmental concerns move higher up their agendas.
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8 Oct
ICO issues Heathrow fine over loss of personal data USB
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued Heathrow Airport with a £120,000 fine for failing to protect personal data after a member of the public found a USB stick lost by an employee in October last year.
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28 Sep
What does 5G mean for crime and security?
Talk of 5G has been around for so long that it already feels like an old technology event even though it isn’t commercially available yet.
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27 Sep
Ken Clarke: Trump, trade war and Brexit all raise risks of new financial crisis
Experts from the UK government and the City have warned that another financial crisis will happen and is just a question of when and how bad it will be.
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27 Sep
IKEA Home Smart: Bringing smart home technology to the masses
Known for inexpensive flat-pack home furnishings, IKEA’s forays into the tech world have, until recently, been limited.
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27 Sep
Why will Goldman Sachs’ first savings account be a success in the UK?
Goldman Sachs UK has ramped up its efforts to transition from Wall Street to the High Street.
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27 Sep
How to become a millionaire CEO: The best company sectors to be in
Half of all millionaire CEOs are self-made according to a study of those that hold the ‘chief executive’ job title.
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26 Sep
US tech giants back federal data privacy law, as long as innovation is protected
US tech giants told Congress that they would support a federal data privacy law to protect consumer data, as long as it didn’t stifle creativity and innovation.
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26 Sep
Interesting facts about Google: 20 things you need to know on Google’s 20th birthday
Did you know that Google was originally called Backrub or that Yahoo had the opportunity to acquire its technology and turned it down?
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26 Sep
European tech firms urge EU to curtail tech giant dominance in cross-sector letter
European tech companies including Spotify and Deezer have signed a letter to EU ministers calling for proposed regulations to go further to prevent unfair business practices by tech giants.
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26 Sep
Could Snapchat’s Visual Search feature improve the app’s fortunes?
Earlier this week, Snapchat announced that it is testing Visual Search, “a new way to search for products on Amazon right from the Snapchat camera”.