03 November 2026
Why Almost Every Corporate AI Transformation Fails
The most capable technology ever built is being aimed at the least important problems argues Kai-Fu Lee.
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Grandma’s goulash – and other joys of the Polish kitchen
Wojtek van Portek’s new book is an ode to his heritage
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China-US AI investment gap narrower than figures suggest: report
The AI investment race between China and the US is closer than headline figures suggest, even though the technology is expected to make a greater contribution to economic growth in America, according to a Chinese think tank. The...
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What to Expect on Election Night, and Trump’s $1 Million Voter Fraud Reward
Plus, “who’s going to believe me if I’m addicted to a wellness tonic?”
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Beijing offers to boost China-Pakistan corridor safety as terror threat grows
China has pledged to work with Pakistan to advance “high-level security cooperation” and ensure the two countries’ flagship infrastructure project is “safe”, as terrorism continues to disrupt a key region for the Belt and Road...
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Why some key races won't be decided on election night
Experts expect some politicians on Tuesday night to claim the 2026 elections are rigged, but here's why that's not the case — and why it may be a while before some races are called.
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People are 3D printing covers for Flock cameras in response to “indiscriminate mass surveillance"
The internet is losing it.
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Sony is copying Xbox with weird £300 PS5 console trade-in deal
In a bleak sign of the times, PlayStation is mimicking Xbox by encouraging dormant players to trade-in their PS5 consoles.
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Sugar, Spice, everything else that’s nice at this year’s Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Angora goat ambassadors, Royal Horse Show among highlights
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“Chaos” in the air: Five ways voting could be disrupted on Election Day
Voting experts remain concerned about potential problems at the polls thanks to the Trump admin's involvement
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Meet Mark and Donnie Wahlberg's 7 siblings and the tragic heartbreak that hit their family
Mark and Donnie are just two of nine Wahlberg siblings – see what this famous family has been up to, and who has found success on screen...
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Mahmood refuses to put cost on care worker settlement climbdown
The home secretary says the full cost of dropping plans to extend the wait for settlement will be laid out in future.
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Israel uncovers Jenin rocket network, suspects admit testing and improving rockets, six indicted
A Jenin terror cell tested and improved rockets, obtained explosives, and received bomb-making information from abroad, leading to six arrests and indictments.
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London plane lands in Warsaw-Modlin airport after explosive device reported on board
Security services are currently verifying the reported threat, the airport stated, adding that it was closed until further notice.
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Rafael Spike Users' Club convenes annual meeting in Cyprus with over 200 reps from 23 countries
The Spike Users Club was established in 2003 and serves as an annual forum for customers and system operators to exchange knowledge and operational experience and share lessons learned in the field.
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Boy George stood with the Jews when so many others turned away - opinion
Amid the silence and condemnation that followed October 7, Boy George became an unexpected but powerful voice of solidarity.
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Democrats head Golan meets Joint List leaders ahead of opposition talks on replacing Netanyahu
The parties agreed to continue coordinating ahead of upcoming political developments, with the stated goal of establishing a new government of change.
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Kid Rock Confirms Using AI Choir In Eminem Track So He Can Save Time, Claims He Is 'Impatient'
Kid Rock said he used AI-generated choir vocals on "Heal My Faith", his collaboration with Eminem, because the singers he wanted were unavailable and he wanted to save time.
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£50,000 warning to people using wood burner in garden
Burning wood in your garden could lead to a huge fine.
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Russia unleashes biggest mass attack on Ukraine's energy this year
Energy officials recorded one of the largest waves of Russian ballistic missiles targeting critical infrastructure, with Russia also launching cruise missiles, jet-powered drones, and propeller-powered drones, Vitalii Zaichenko, CEO of...
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Markets are pushing electrification. Governments must push harder
The transformation can’t be left to market forces alone, writes Murat Kurum, president of COP31
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DIY SOS star 'devastated' over 'incredibly difficult' decision to shelve show
DIY SOS project manager Ian Hodgkinson shared his thoughts on the beloved BBC show coming to an end after 27 years.
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You won't believe how much this '90s heartthrob makes from his biggest film
10 Things I Hate About You star Andrew Keegan revealed the surprising amount he earns...
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India needs indigenous technologies to ensure energy security: Union Minister Reddy
Minister highlights higher education growth, critical minerals mission and homegrown innovation at NIT Raipur convocation
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Prediction markets face US midterms test as election bets soar
Prediction markets face US midterms test as election bets soar Reuters
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Edinburgh start-up wins £25,000 award for pioneering heat-protection technology
Edinburgh start-up Draconite wins KPMG UK’s Most Promising Small Business award, securing £25,000 to develop heat-protection technology for global markets.
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David Walliams handed devastating blow as fans say 'doesn't surprise me'
The Little Britain star and bestselling children's author hasn't commented on the new development.
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Germany awards $13 billion gas plant contracts to utilities including LEAG, RWE
Germany awards $13 billion gas plant contracts to utilities including LEAG, RWE Reuters
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Groom Faces Backlash Over 'Sexual Innuendo-Type Behaviour' During Wedding In Viral Clip
A viral wedding video showing a groom burying his face in his bride's chest has divided viewers, with an etiquette expert saying the consensual-looking stunt was inappropriate during the ceremony.
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UK charity shop announcement on closures after profits slashed
Oxfam's retail profits have fallen 23 per cent due to mounting pressure from rising costs, declining donations and the growing popularity of Vinted
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Jewellery startup Giva raises $100 mn in funding round led by Multiples PE, others
This investment will enable Giva to strengthen its leadership team, build manufacturing capabilities and expand its offline presence.
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Detentions, resignations, probes shake Serbia after students toppled Vucic
Detentions, resignations, switching of sides, attempts to destroy evidence of wrongdoing
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Lancashire mum whose son, 14, was killed by his own dad on M6 hit with devastating new blow
Ryan Liam Morgan was aged just 14 when he was killed in a crash by his drug-driving dad Daniel Burba
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The Breakdown | Rugby’s grand Ruckfest gamble cannot afford a damp squib in London finale
Financial success of the three-day finale in London later this month promises to make or break the concept Guess how many people attended the recent Oktoberfest in Munich, the famous annual pilgrimage for people with a sense of fun and...
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation might be the trilogy's biggest, but Remake was hardest to make, lead says
Remake had a bigger job – setting up what would follow
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Gregg Wallace set for spring court date with BBC over MasterChef sacking
The former MasterChef UK presenter has posted on social media that the ‘first court date is in spring next year’.
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Britain warned it's facing moment of 'enormous consequence' in cyber security
The NCSC's annual report found hackers demanding ransom payments are 'highly likely' to use AI to target the UK by 2028
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Private sector steps in to revitalize Japan’s rural communities
Such efforts are expected to help secure agricultural labor and broaden the ranks of people with continuing ties to the regions.
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Manchester City announces museum opening date at Etihad Campus with tickets available now
The museum will feature ten zones spread out across 1,700 square metres of space






















