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Labour pledges to double foreign aid spending to 0.7 per cent

Labour's new International Development Minister, Kirsty McNeill, has recommitted to the party's manifesto pledge to raise foreign aid spending from 0.3 per cent to 0.7 per cent of national income, more than doubling the current budget without setting a timetable for doing so. The pledge comes as Labour…

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Apple Wallet vs. Google Wallet: What are the differences between them?

Apple Wallet and Google Wallet serve the same basic purpose, acting as a secure digital store for payment cards, tickets and passes on iPhone and Android devices respectively, while Apple Pay and Google Pay handle the actual transactions. Which app someone uses is determined entirely by their choice…

Engadget 41 minutes ago 💬 0 discuss
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Waymo’s robotaxis are now available in Las Vegas

Waymo has launched its self-driving robotaxi service in Las Vegas, initially covering a 24-mile area around the Las Vegas Strip before expanding further into Clark County. The move makes Vegas the latest US city to gain access to the Alphabet subsidiary's driverless rides, adding to a rapid wave…

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Jenny Gilruth dismisses bully claims as ‘entirely baseless’

Scotland's Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth has rejected claims that she bullied officials, calling reports of the allegations "entirely baseless". The claims, first published by the Scottish Sun last month, alleged she had become more difficult to work with since being promoted by First Minister John Swinney, and…

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Volkswagen proves prototype efficiency with 794-mile single-charge journey

Volkswagen has unveiled the Mission Efficiency, a prototype electric vehicle so aerodynamic and lightweight that it achieved the equivalent of roughly 323 miles per gallon under ideal conditions. Rather than simply promoting the concept with theoretical figures, as automakers often do, Volkswagen built and drove the car on…

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Leeds United v Newcastle United: Premier League – live

Leeds United host Newcastle United in a Premier League fixture the Guardian describes as one of English football's most atmospheric lower-key rivalries, with both sides heading into the match in reasonable form. Leeds secured comfortable survival last season and reinforced their squad over the summer, while Newcastle have…

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TIFF 2026: the latest movie reviews from Toronto

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2026 is underway, offering an early look at films and series that could shape the year ahead in cinema, with past editions having launched eventual hits and awards contenders. The Verge is covering the festival with daily, bite-sized reviews of the many…

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How to know if your USB-C ports can support video

USB-C's near-universal adoption across laptops, phones and other gadgets has simplified charging and connectivity, but not every USB-C port or cable can carry a video signal, catching out users who assume otherwise. The key is checking whether a device, cable and display all support DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP…

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Datacenter developers want your backyard. FAS says negotiate harder

The Federation of American Scientists (FAS) has published a report aimed at helping US local authorities negotiate more effectively with developers proposing new datacentres, an area where officials often lack expertise and leverage. The guide comes amid a construction boom driven by the AI industry, which has left…

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The 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows of the 21st Century (So Far), Ranked

Collider has published a ranked list of the 15 best science-fiction television shows released since the year 2000, highlighting how advances in production technology have allowed the genre to flourish on the small screen. The list praises both widely celebrated hits and underappreciated gems, arguing that 21st-century sci-fi…

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Prehistoric builders transported Devil’s Arrows 11 miles

Researchers have confirmed that the stones forming the Devil's Arrows, Britain's tallest standing stone alignment near Boroughbridge in North Yorkshire, were deliberately transported by Neolithic people rather than carried by glaciers. Isotopic analysis published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society A traced the stones to Brimham Rocks,…

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AI is locked into a Cold War-style arms race between the US and China. For all the talk of a ‘slowdown’, there’s no grown ups to call out the madness – and Donald Trump’s not going to save us: SARAH VINE

Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine has warned that artificial intelligence development has become a Cold War-style arms race between the US and China, with neither country willing to slow down for fear of being left vulnerable. Speaking on the Alas Vine & Hitchens podcast, Vine compared the competitive…

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With iOS 27, I’m actually using Siri again

Apple's iOS 27 introduces a significantly upgraded Siri, built on Google's Gemini models rather than the previous ChatGPT-assisted version, and a TechCrunch reviewer reports genuinely returning to using it after years of relying on it only for basic tasks. The relaunch matters because it follows more than two…

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