New funding for computer chips ‘to boost AI and net zero tech advances’
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has announced more than £25m worth of investment in chip research.
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UK hosting summer Special Olympics considered as part of Disability Action Plan
Online resources to help councils create accessible playgrounds and helping disabled people get into elected office are also part of the plan.
UK News|Feb 5
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Family fundraising to complete bucket list for daughter with terminal illness
Caitlin Passey was diagnosed with Juvenile Batten Disease in October 2021, which effects her eyesight and nervous system.
UK News|Feb 4
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Three people injured in attack at railway station in Paris
Police have detained the attacker.
World News|Feb 3
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Fire Brigades Union launches equality campaign
The union is drawing up its own set of standards for the fire and rescue sector.
UK News|Feb 2
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North Korea tests more missiles as Kim Jong Un focuses on navy
South Korea’s military said its neighbour had fired a fourth round of cruise missile tests in 2024.
World News|Feb 2
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Princess Royal opens low-carbon classroom hub at Gordonstoun
Anne met students and was given a guided tour of The Queen Elizabeth II Rooms.
UK News|Feb 1
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Former chancellor George Osborne joins crypto exchange Coinbase as adviser
Mr Osborne, who was chancellor between 2010 and 2016, will be joining the company’s global advisory council.
UK News|Jan 31
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North Korea: Long-range missiles were tested to sharpen attack capabilities
The test-firing was the isolated state’s latest display of weapons threatening neighbouring nations South Korea and Japan.
World News|Jan 31
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Cultural venues in England to get £15m boost in new round of Government funding
This is the fourth round of funding that will benefit cultural venues up and down the country.
UK News|Jan 31
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Family tribute after woman killed in central London bus crash
Catherine Finnegan died after she was hit by a bus at Victoria Bus Station on Monday morning.
UK News|Jan 30
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Government makes concessions in bid to placate protesting farmers
Farmers have paralysed France’s road network in a protest over food regulations and costs.
World News|Jan 30
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North Korea launches missiles for third time this month says South Korea
North Korea continues to flaunt its expanding arsenal of weapons designed to overwhelm its rivals’ defences.
World News|Jan 30
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Police urge witnesses of Victoria station bus crash to come forward
Officers were called to reports of the crash just before 9am on Monday.
UK News|Jan 29
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France’s protesting farmers encircle Paris with tractor barricades
The farmers want to pressure the government over the future of their industry.
World News|Jan 29
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