Hungry Brits desperate to try 'game-changer' crumpet topping – it's not what you would expect
Crumpets, the classic British savoury snack typically enjoyed with a generous dollop of butter, have been given a tantalising twist by a home chef.
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Woman tries foundation hack prisoners love – and is inundated with compliments
A beauty expert has praised a makeup technique used by inmates to achieve perfect skin, which she demonstrated on TikTok to her two million followers.
Pistis Foundation, others lift street kids through sports, innovation
The Pistis Foundation, in collaboration with the Asumah Brothers, has empowered 70 street children from economically challenged communities through sports, and innovation projects.
The new era of travel: AI, robots and regenerative experiences
In this episode of The Exchange, we explore the future of tourism and how innovation is reshaping the industry. Guy Shone delves into the rising trend of regenerative tourism with Tina O'Dwyer, CEO and Founder of The Tourism Space. Tina shares how this new approach is focused on giving back to local communities and protecting the environment.
DWP's new message to the unemployed and long-term sick
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is poised to unveil a "groundbreaking" White Paper this Autumn, aimed at returning a greater number of unemployed and long-term sick individuals to the workforce. Officials guiding the Labour Government as it addresses what's been described as 'the greatest employment challenge for a generation' had their first discussion with the Work and Pensions Secretary on Monday.
IFA Berlin 2024: Some of the best tech and innovations on show at this year's electronics fair
Over the century since it was established, IFA Berlin has tried to stay at the cutting edge of the latest technologies. This year's edition of the giant electronics trade show was no exception: from IoT gadgets to practical kit for the kitchen.
Europe's fragmented defence industry needs coordination to avoid supply crisis - Draghi report
Europe's defence industry faces structural weaknesses in innovation, governance, international dependency and public spending, former Italian prime minister Mario Draghi said in his report on EU competitiveness.
Manchester Science Festival 2024: Full line-up revealed including giant spiders, space quiz nights and museum after hours events
One of the most popular science festivals in the UK is returning to Manchester later this year - with ten days of installations and interactive events.