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Letters detailing most intimate parts of Lord Nelson’s life could fetch £6m
The collection is made up of 415 letters, documents and manuscripts relating to the officer
Britain would be welcomed back to the EU – with strings attached, says Barnier
‘Brexit was a lose-lose game, and I would like us to somehow build a win-win game,’ said Michel Barnier
Parents urged to speak to their children after incidents in Selby Park
Police are asking for the community’s support following reports of antisocial behaviour and vandalism in Selby Park. There has been damage to park facilities, fires have been started and young people have been climbing onto buildings. This...
Has Windscribe quietly completed the first-ever AI VPN audit?
An efficient, secure future, or a security risk waiting to happen?
North East to experience wet and windy rest of week as Storm Austen approaches
People across the North East face a soggy and windy weekend as two storm systems threaten to bring days of unsettled weather to the region.
This popular bakery could soon be serving alcohol from 9am
BEER and bakes from 9am could soon be on the menu of a popular North Yorkshire café if a licence application is approved by the council.
South Africa vs Australia: Tourists facing defeat after remarkable day with careers on the line
Australia are facing defeat in the second Test against South Africa with careers on the line after their shambolic performance on day four.
Historic Environment Scotland launches voluntary redundancy scheme
Historic Environment Scotland has launched a scheme of voluntary redundancy as part of an "organisational transformation"
Brand’s rape accuser felt treated ‘like a piece of meat’, court told
The comedian denies three charges of rape, three counts of sexual assault, and one allegation of indecent assault
Ramaswamy called out by heckler over ‘despicable’ attack ad featuring rival’s mother
Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate angrily rebuked at Columbus event over video in which Donna Arthur accuses her daughter, Democrat Amy Acton, of lying
Minds I've Met review: Primatologist Frans de Waal's final book is a rich mix of memoir and science
Minds I've Met review: Primatologist Frans de Waal's final book is a rich mix of memoir and science
Last Word: What's the world actually like, if what we see is just our brain's interpretations?
This question was posed as part of New Scientist’s Last Word series, in which readers give scientific answers to each other’s questions. Here’s what our readers had to say
'Faster code is not the same as better software delivered sooner': New report claims AI isn't solving productivity across the entire software development lifecycle - yet
AI is mostly being used to write code faster
Operation Artemis - 16 arrested so far as police raid properties across Teesside
Cleveland Police have arrested 16 people in Stockton, during the latest Operation Artemis crackdown on violence and organised crime across Teesside.
Amazon is planning its biggest-ever hiring plan for Christmas 2026 workers
Amazon announces record Christmas hiring
Man dies after being found on side of road near nuclear power station
Police are appealing for information following the death of a man on the A1 south between Dunbar and Torness Power Station.
Kremlin says Putin has agreed to resume trilateral talks involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States next month
Kremlin says Putin has agreed to resume trilateral talks involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States next month
Police appealing for help as teenager missing for over a week
Police are searching for a teenager who has been missing for more than a week.
Jensen Huang’s Vision for Europe Runs on Plug-In Data Centers
At Nvidia’s GTC in Berlin, Huang unveiled their new plug-in data center—the DSX Pod—as the key to unlocking Europe’s AI infrastructure lag. Oh, and autonomous humanoid robotics.
North Yorkshire doctors' surgery to close tomorrow
A NORTH Yorkshire doctors' surgery is to close tomorrow (Thursday).
'I love third-person shooters and guns' – Anomalith producer reveals the origins of the upcoming 'mutating girl' survival game
We dive into the weird world of Anomalith, FuRyu's upcoming survival shooter, with its producer.
Telehealth Giant Hims Wants to Test Every Dude for Low Testosterone
The company plans to offer testosterone replacement therapy, marking its first foray into prescribing controlled substances.
Macron accuses Trump and other foreign leaders of ‘stupid comments’ about France unrest
Leaders criticised for spreading misleading information as France prepares for further protests this weekend
‘Off the charts’ El Niño increases UK cold snap risk and wetter winter
El Niño could be the strongest the world has seen in the last four decades, as experts warn the UK isn’t immune from its impact
Only a matter of time until mass casualty event in Channel, border chief warns
Major General Duncan Capps, the Home Office’s border security commander, said there are now almost 3,800 people in French camps waiting to make the Channel crossing
East Coast village pub with five motorhome sites up for sale at £250,000 freehold
An East Yorkshire village pub boasting a "growing drinks trade" is up for sale.
Trump can’t stop talking about GOP senator’s body while campaigning in North Carolina
“He’s like a piece of steel. I said, ‘This guy’s a monster!’” Trump exclaimed
Last Word: Is there also such a thing as an olfactory illusion? (part 4)
This question was posed as part of New Scientist’s Last Word series, in which readers give scientific answers to each other’s questions. Here’s what our readers had to say
I played Dawn of War 4, and it took me back to LAN parties, replaying campaigns repeatedly, and building massive armies for map domination just as I did in the first game over two decades ago — and I simply must have more
Dawn of War 4 triumphantly takes the series back to its roots with chaotic action, brilliantly detailed units, and a truly compelling campaign
