NASA Artemis II Rehearsal Success, March Launch on Track
NASA has successfully completed the second wet dress rehearsal for Artemis II, with hydrogen leaks below safe levels, clearing the path for a potential launch as early as March 6.
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Lumie Sunrise Alarm Clock Beats UK's Rainy Mornings
As the UK endures 43 consecutive days of rain, the Lumie Sunrise Alarm Clock offers a bright solution for gloomy mornings. This £49 gadget mimics sunrise to wake users gently, with six sounds and mood lighting options available.
TikTok Holiday Binge Leads to £42k Phone Bill, Nearly Bankrupts Family
A British family faced financial ruin after their daughter's eight-hour TikTok viewing spree on a Moroccan holiday resulted in a staggering £42,000 mobile phone bill due to an uncapped data roaming clause.
NASA Fuels Artemis II Rocket After Leak Delays Moon Mission
NASA has successfully refueled its giant Moon rocket for the Artemis II mission after a leak forced a previous rehearsal to be scrubbed, delaying the first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years.
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Clara Dao Called 'Fraud' for Boob Job After Flat Chest Advocacy
Clara Dao, a 27-year-old body positivity influencer with over 3 million TikTok followers, is facing backlash and being labeled a 'fraud' by online trolls after undergoing breast augmentation surgery.
Wetherspoons Game Escalates with Pea Avalanche and Shots
An American in the UK took his friend to Wetherspoons and played the viral table-order game, resulting in a flood of peas and alcohol that overwhelmed staff.
Mind Inquiry into AI and Mental Health After Guardian Probe
Mind launches a global inquiry into AI and mental health risks after a Guardian investigation exposed dangerous advice in Google AI Overviews, aiming to shape safer digital ecosystems.
Mind Expert: Google AI Overviews 'Very Dangerous' for Mental Health
A mental health charity has launched an inquiry after Google's AI Overviews provided harmful inaccuracies, such as claiming starvation is healthy, to vulnerable users seeking sensitive information.
Social Media Firms Face Legal Reckoning for Child Mental Health
Major social media companies including Meta and TikTok are now defending themselves in multiple US trials over allegations their platforms harm children's mental health through addictive design and inadequate safety measures.
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Los Angeles Sues Roblox Over Alleged Harm to Minors
Los Angeles County has initiated legal action against Roblox, accusing the gaming platform of exposing children to harmful content and deceptive practices.
Apple Store Worker in West Virginia Charged with Child Abuse Images
A former Apple Store employee in West Virginia has been arrested for possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material, sparking concerns over tech industry vetting.
iPhone SOS Feature Aids California Avalanche Rescue
Two skiers trapped in a California avalanche were rescued after activating the iPhone SOS feature, highlighting the life-saving potential of modern smartphone technology in emergencies.
NASA: Starliner Mishap as Severe as Challenger, Columbia
NASA's investigation into the 2024 Starliner mission, which stranded astronauts for nine months, reveals a 'Type A' mishap, citing technical and organizational failures.
NASA Chief Slams Boeing Over Starliner's Botched Astronaut Flight
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman criticises Boeing and space agency managers for Starliner's troubled flight that stranded two astronauts at the International Space Station for months.
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US Launches 'Freedom.gov' to Bypass European Content Blocks
The US government has unveiled freedom.gov, a portal allowing Europeans to access blocked content like hate speech, raising concerns over privacy and politicisation of internet freedom initiatives.
Simulations Show How Arrokoth's Snowman Shape Formed
Researchers use computer models to explain how the distant, primitive object Arrokoth in the Kuiper belt developed its distinctive two-lobed, snowman-like shape through gravitational collapse.
Zuckerberg's Guards Wear Meta AI Glasses to Court, Judge Warns
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's security team wore the company's AI glasses into a landmark social media addiction trial, prompting the judge to threaten contempt charges over recording concerns.
Russia Blocks WhatsApp After Telegram Restrictions, New Feature Launched
Russia moves to block WhatsApp after imposing Telegram restrictions, as the app introduces a highly requested 'Group Message History' feature for new members to catch up on conversations.
Ofcom Names Most Complained-About Broadband Providers in UK
Ofcom's latest report reveals EE, TalkTalk, and Vodafone as the most complained-about broadband providers in the UK, with 10 complaints per 100,000 customers each. The data highlights ongoing service issues and declining consumer patience amid rising cost
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Sony CEO Details 2014 North Korean Hack in New Book
Michael Lynton, former Sony Entertainment CEO, explains how his desire to fit in with Hollywood elite led to greenlighting 'The Interview,' provoking North Korea's devastating cyberattack.
WhatsApp Adds Group Message History Feature for New Members
WhatsApp's latest update introduces a highly requested 'Group Message History' feature, allowing new members to view up to 100 recent messages upon joining a group.
Modi's AI Summit Awkward as Altman and Amodei Dodge Contact
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's AI summit in New Delhi turned awkward when rival tech leaders Sam Altman and Dario Amodei avoided hand contact on stage, highlighting industry tensions.
Pixel 10a Pre-Order Deals: Subtle Upgrade, Battery Boost
The Google Pixel 10a launches on 5 March 2026 at £499, offering minimal hardware changes but enhanced charging speeds and AI camera features. Pre-order deals include bundled accessories and flexible payment plans.
AI in Daily Life: How Tech Shapes UK Social Interactions
A new survey reveals how Britons are using AI to navigate everyday tasks and social relationships, highlighting trends in technology adoption and its impact on daily life.
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Call of Duty Advert Banned in UK for Sexual Violence Trivialisation
A controversial Call of Duty Black Ops 7 television advert has been banned from UK broadcast after complaints it trivialised sexual violence against a male character.
Uber to Ban Drivers with Violent Convictions Permanently
Uber is strengthening its driver background checks, permanently banning those with convictions for violent felonies, sexual offences, and abuse, following a New York Times investigation.
NASA's Critical Fueling Test for Artemis Moon Mission
NASA conducts a second fueling test for its giant moon rocket after leaks delayed the initial rehearsal, impacting the timeline for astronauts' lunar return.
AI Digital Blackface: Online Identity Theft Risks
Experts warn that AI tools are enabling digital blackface, where users appropriate Black identities online, raising ethical concerns about identity theft and cultural harm in digital spaces.
Uber Tightens Driver Checks After Violent Criminals Report
Uber is implementing stricter background checks for drivers, permanently banning those with violent felonies and sexual offenses regardless of when crimes occurred, following a New York Times investigation.
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Moon Shrinking: Over 1,000 New Cracks Found, Risks for Astronauts
A new study confirms the moon is shrinking, uncovering more than 1,000 previously unknown cracks. This poses risks of devastating moonquakes for future astronauts and lunar missions like Artemis.
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