How a quiet night in a Manchester lab changed the way we live
It was a ground-breaking eureka moment of modern-day science which all came about thanks to a sliver of sticky tape and a simple lump of graphite, a naturally occurring form of carbon.
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Cleared for Takeoff: Navigating the New Era of Airlines
This episode of The Exchange explores how the aviation industry is changing. Tony Douglas, CEO of Riyadh Air, shares his vision for the airline's inaugural flight.
Huge £1bn development next to major motorway set to take another step towards reality
A huge employment scheme worth around £1bn to the local economy is set to take another step towards reality.
Two key allowances can protect £70,000 of your cash from 'stealth tax'
Taxpayers are being prompted to take advantage of tax-free allowances to soften the blow from escalating income tax bills. Financial gurus at Hargreaves Lansdown anticipate that Chancellor Rachel Reeves may persist with the previous Government's covert strategy, maintaining income tax thresholds as they are, so people quietly move into higher tax brackets as their income increases.
Sarfaraz falls after ton, Pant misses out as India reach 438-6 at tea
BENGALURU :Sarfaraz Khan dazzled under the lights to score his maiden test century while Rishabh Pant blasted 99 as India powered to 438-6 at tea on the fourth day of the rain-interrupted series opener on Saturday, building up a slender lead of 82 runs.
New Zealand dismiss India for 462, need 107 for memorable win
BENGALURU :India were in danger of suffering their first home test loss to New Zealand since 1988, despite Sarfaraz Khan's 150 and Rishabh Pant's 99, when the tourists bowled them out for 462 on the fourth day of their rain-interrupted series opener on Saturday.
Bon Iver's ‘SPEYSIDE’: Euronews Culture's verdict
As so many great albums do, Bon Iver’s 2008 debut ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ began because of heartbreak.
The Evolution Of Refereeing In Pro Kabaddi League: A Decade Of Progress
The Pro Kabaddi League, launched in 2014, has transformed kabaddi in many ways to make the sport more accessible to the fans. As we enter a new decade of the PKL, E Prasad Rao, fondly known as Kabaddi Rao and the Technical Director of PKL, shared valuable insights into the remarkable journey of refereeing in the league over the last 10 years. Ahead of the new season, Kabaddi Rao and his team held a camp for 45 referees from October 1 to 14 - with eight female officials, including 20 first-timers - a stark increase from last season's 37 referees.