UNESCO opens debate on the future of quantum technologies and the risk of a global “quantum divide”
UNESCO is bringing together scientists, ethics experts, educators and policymakers on 16 September to examine...
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airBaltic wins initial Chapter 11 approval and access to first portion of €350 million financing
airBaltic has received initial approval from a US bankruptcy judge to continue its restructuring under Chapter...
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British Army tests eight-drone autonomous swarm after more than a decade of AI research
The British Army has tested a system in a realistic operational environment in which eight drones can operate...
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UK workers spend nearly £1 billion of their own money each year on AI tools for work
UK workers collectively spend close to £1 billion a year of their own money on generative AI tools they use fo...
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Average UK house price reaches £273,000 as London falls 3.3% year on year
The average UK property price reached around £273,000 in July 2026, according to the UK House Price Index publ...
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McLaren to invest £500 million in the UK and create 1,000 new jobs by 2032
McLaren Automotive has announced an investment of around £500 million to expand its operations in the United K...
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FSA considers first recommendations for authorising CBD novel foods in Britain today
The UK’s Food Standards Agency is holding its public Board meeting in Swansea today, 16 September 2026, with a...
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101 years since B.B. King’s birth: the story of the man who made the guitar speak
On 16 September 1925, Riley B. King was born on a plantation in Mississippi. The world would come to know him...
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34 years since Black Wednesday: the day Britain pulled sterling out of Europe’s exchange-rate mechanism
On 16 September 1992, sterling went through one of the most dramatic days in modern British financial history....
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136 years since Agatha Christie's birth: the story of the “Queen of Crime” who created Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple
Today, 15 September 2026, marks 136 years since the birth of Agatha Christie, one of the most famous writers i...
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86 years since German bombs struck Buckingham Palace while the King and Queen were inside
On 13 September 1940 the war reached the British monarch’s residence itself. Buckingham Palace was bombed duri...
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Hyundai accelerates autonomous driving development with AI as it outlines Level 2++ technology
Hyundai Motor Group said on 13 September 2026 that it has put its Data Flywheel into full operation: a cycle o...
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Jakob Ingebrigtsen withdraws from Budapest 1,500m as anticipated Josh Kerr showdown is postponed
Jakob Ingebrigtsen said on Saturday he will not run Sunday’s men’s 1,500 metres at the World Athletics Ultimat...
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Late Premier League drama as Ipswich beat Crystal Palace 3-2 with 90th-minute winner
Ipswich Town secured a dramatic Premier League victory by beating Crystal Palace 3-2 at Selhurst Park in a mat...
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Enric Mas on verge of Vuelta a España victory as Mikel Landa wins queen stage
Enric Mas has only the final stage of the 2026 Vuelta a España left before a possible first Grand Tour victory...
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Lando Norris makes Madrid history with first MADRING pole, beating Antonelli by just 0.011 seconds
Lando Norris has become the first driver to claim a Formula 1 pole position at Madrid's new MADRING circuit af...
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Almost 300 crews race across London on the Thames in today's Great River Race 2026
The River Thames becomes the course of one of London’s most spectacular boat events today, 12 September 2026....
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250 years of history at Doncaster as world's oldest Classic is celebrated today
The St Leger Stakes, first run in 1776, marks 250 years today, 12 September 2026, at Doncaster Racecourse in S...
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EU launches single platform for reporting cybersecurity vulnerabilities under the Cyber Resilience Act
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, ENISA, has announced the launch of the initial operational capabi...
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UK invests £1 billion in 29 battery-electric trains to be built in Derby
The UK government announced on 11 September 2026 an investment of around £1 billion in 29 battery-electric tra...
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EU and UK move towards new Windsor Framework clarification on charges for goods entering Northern Ireland
The European Union is moving forward with preparations for a new joint declaration with the United Kingdom cla...
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EU examines how critical raw material mining can meet sustainable finance standards
The European Commission held an online workshop on Friday, 11 September 2026, on mining and upstream extractio...
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UK sets out new blueprint for regulating artificial intelligence in healthcare
The United Kingdom is preparing a new approach to the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare after an in...
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ONS releases latest real-time indicators for the UK economy, covering energy, housing, spending, transport and jobs
The Office for National Statistics published a new edition of its real-time indicators of economic activity an...
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Persistent rains affect Manila and 13 Philippine provinces as authorities change work and school arrangements
Philippine authorities introduced alternative work arrangements for government offices and alternative learnin...
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129 Years Since the First Known Drunk-Driving Arrest: A London Taxi Driver Crashed His Vehicle Into a Building
September 10, 2026 marks 129 years since an unusual episode in motoring history: the case commonly regarded as...
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180 Years Since Elias Howe's Patent: The Invention That Helped Transform How the World Makes Clothes
September 10, 2026 marks 180 years since one of the most important patents in the history of the sewing machin...
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Murcia: woman killed by her husband in a shopping centre
A 44-year-old woman was killed by her partner in a shopping mall in Murcia, Spain. The incident was confirmed...
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Who was Nirmal Purja, the Nepalese climber who summited the world’s highest peaks and died in an avalanche on Broad Peak
Nirmal Purja, widely known as Nims, was born in Nepal and became one of the most recognizable figures in high-...
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IKEA's Forest Practices in Romania: A Danish Journalist Investigates
A Danish journalist has come to Romania to investigate how IKEA operates the forests it owns here. The questio...
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Tenant Rights in England (III): Housing Safety and Legal Obligations Explained
This article is part of the "Tenant Rights in England" series, built on the legal framework presented in the o...
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Tenant Rights in England (II): Letting Agent Fees and What They Cannot Charge
This article is part of the "Tenant Rights in England" series, built on the legal framework presented in the o...
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