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Scientists discover metals that defy the deep freeze at -424°F
Scientists discovered that certain metal alloys remain remarkably resistant to damage at extremely low temperatures through a previously unknown microscopic process, challenging conventional understanding of metal brittleness.
The zeptoverse: what is it and how will it transform physics?
Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider detected particles at the zeptometer scale, 100 billion times smaller than an atom, potentially revealing insights into dark matter and the universe’s fundamental nature.
Consultant doctors in England to strike next month
Consultant doctors in England will stage a two-day strike beginning 25 November, providing only emergency care. The action stems from disputes over pay, working hours, and pensions following failed negotiations with the government.
Newry: Inpatient maternity services at Daisy Hill to be temporarily suspended
Inpatient maternity services at Daisy Hill hospital in Newry will be temporarily suspended from 23 November, with services consolidating to Craigavon hospital due to staff recruitment challenges.
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Jury in Russell Brand rape trial begins considering verdicts
A jury has begun deliberating verdicts in Russell Brand’s rape and sexual assault trial at a London court, where he faces seven charges and has pleaded not guilty to all counts.
‘Just Before Dawn’ Producer Prevails in Cult Horror Courtroom Drama
A jury found that a cult DVD distributor infringed the copyright to the 1981 horror film ‘Just Before Dawn,’ ruling in favor of a retired accountant who had financed the movie decades earlier.
James Wan and Jason Blum Unveil New Company Name: Blumhouse Atomic
James Wan and Jason Blum have announced a new umbrella company name, Blumhouse Atomic, for their merged horror production operations that will continue operating as distinct labels.
Sandra Kerr obituary
Sandra Kerr, a folk singer and songwriter who contributed to the beloved 1974 children’s series Bagpuss, has died at age 84 from leukaemia.
Nicolas Cage Says He’s “a Little Bit Homeless” After Sinkhole Damaged His Malibu Home
Nicolas Cage said he is “a little bit homeless” after a sinkhole damaged his $10.5 million Malibu home in September, forcing him to reside in hotels temporarily.
‘Prep’ Series Based on Curtis Sittenfeld Bestseller a Go at Netflix
Netflix has greenlit a straight-to-series adaptation of Curtis Sittenfeld’s bestselling novel ‘Prep,’ with Nicole Taylor serving as showrunner and writer.
G7 to release up to 100m barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves
G7 leaders agreed to release up to 100 million barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves after Trump threatened to cut off US diesel exports unless Europe tapped their stockpiles.
Volkswagen Q3 Loss Largest Since Dieselgate
Volkswagen reported a €5.86 billion operating loss in the third quarter, its worst performance since the 2015 Dieselgate crisis, amid declining China sales and Porsche asset write-downs.
Fuel From Bamboo Costs Just $2.75 Per Gallon
Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute report bamboo could be converted into biofuel at $2.75 per gallon with emissions up to 26 times lower than diesel.
The Share of Solar Generation with Co-located Battery Storage Is Increasing
Over 16% of new utility-scale solar capacity added this year includes co-located battery storage, up from 2% in 2017, with projections showing the share rising above 30% by 2028.
Trump Wants More Attention For His New Algae Biofuel Project
President Trump has converted the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool into a showcase for algae biofuel production, highlighting the technology as part of his energy dominance strategy and attracting renewed industry interest.
Drax Unveils £20 Billion AI Data Centre Plans at UK Biomass Plant
Energy company Drax plans to build a £20 billion AI data centre at its North Yorkshire biomass plant, partnering with infrastructure firm Radiant to utilize surplus energy capacity from wood-fired operations.