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If you're tired of listening to human DJs, you can listen to Duck Radio, where real ducks choose what the station plays. Six ducks in a garden somewhere change the radio station as they please, by pecking a sensor. The site lets you know when the last time the station was changed. — Read the rest

Birmingham City take on Bradford City in the semi-final of the Vertu Trophy on Tuesday night and a former player will be debuting as a pundit

Bamburgh, around an hour's drive from Newcastle, has been named the UK's best seaside town for the fourth year in a row, seeing off competition from all over the country.

A SPRAWLING garden in the UK is home to the world’s tallest play structure, and it’s reopening just in time for the half-term hols.

Staff layoffs. Slashed budgets. Canceled conferences. We take a look at the effects of the Trump administration’s defunding of health and science research with science reporter Angus Chen. Chen, who reports on cancer research, says cuts to the National Institutes of Health are creating a “really serious chilling effect on the scientific community,” and warns that “the loss of research in the U.S. would not just be a loss to American patients, but to people all around the world.”

Emily Rose Lautenbach could teach others about catching monster largemouth bass, such as this 23 1/2-incher caught while ice fishing.

A person was in custody after a woman with two young kids was carjacked early Monday in East Garfield Park.

IBF world heavyweight title on the line amid packed card in Riyadh

Officials in Egypt say a three-story residential building has collapsed, killing 10 people and injuring three others. The Health Ministry said that rescuers and ambulances were deployed in Kerdasa City, in the western part of Greater Cairo, where the building collapsed on Monday morning. The governor of Giza ordered the immediate evacuation of nearby buildings as a safety measure.

Syrian security forces have arrested three men linked to the 2013 Tadamon massacre, when government forces executed hundreds of blindfolded detainees, shooting them into a trench before setting their bodies on fire. One arrested suspect told The Associated Press he and other security agents killed around 500 people, shooting them beneath destroyed buildings before detonating explosives to bury the evidence. Since the fall of former president Bashar Assad in December 2024, security forces have been... Читать дальше...

Incorrect bills could be costing Brits even if they have smart meters

This Morning viewers were quick to complain when John Torode appeared on the ITV show last week for a cookery segment

Gold rate today saw an uptick again as the weaker USD dollar has been pushing the prices to soar.

Not everyone made it to Studio 8H for the big "SNL" anniversary celebration.

At least ten people are dead, including nine in Kentucky, after a powerful storm pummeled through the South over the weekend. CBS News national reporter Karen Hua has the latest from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Sunday night's BAFTAs saw British film legend Warwick Davis receive the BAFTA Fellowship for his long and successful career, with him giving a shout out to a mystery person

The girl group will headline on 3 August after Mariah Carey was announced to headline on 2 August.

Billions in taxes are still not paid but taxpayers do have options other than watching their bill climb

A new study from Weill Cornell Medicine has found that one specific injury may 'double' the risk of developing dementia.

Napoli have improved significantly than they were last season with Victor Osimhen as striker, but they are still behind their title-winning season.

Into The Unbeing is a new comic series from writers Zac Thompson and Hayden Sherman which centers on a group of rogue climate scientists as they stumble upon … something … in the Australian outback. It's both creepy as hell, and rad as hell — reminding me in many ways of the visceral, existential dread I felt when I first saw films like The Fly and The Abyss as a kid. — Read the rest