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Read More »This Atitan Bluetooth transceiver can bring Auracast to Apple iPhones
One of the issues holding Auracast back from wider mainstream use is some companies’ lack of support for the Bluetooth technology — Apple being a prime example. With iOS having 58 percent of the market share in North America and nearly 28 percent worldwide, a decision by Apple to enable …
Read More »Asylum hotel migrant evictions set to begin in the spring | Politics News
Evictions of migrants living in asylum hotels are set to start in the spring, as the Home Office cuts the support many receive. According to reports in The i Paper, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to end the government’s legal duty to automatically support destitute asylum seekers. A Home …
Read More »Upset as Wolverhampton funerals cancelled at short notice over snow
Tracey Higgins,Wolverhampton, Ed James,BBC Radio WMand Andrew Dawkins,West Midlands Family The funeral of June Cupitt, 83, from Wolverhampton was due to have taken place on Friday Funeral services at a Wolverhampton crematorium were cancelled on Friday with one firm saying the decision was unheard of. Funeral directors McGinn and Sons …
Read More »Challenge Cup: Ulster and Connacht name teams for Cheetahs and Montpellier games
Bradley McNamara will make his first Ulster start as part of a much-changed line-up for Sunday’s Challenge Cup pool 3 match against the Cheetahs at NRCA Stadium in Amsterdam (15:15 GMT). Full-back McNamara, who came off the bench in last month’s Challenge Cup loss at Cardiff, is the only back-three …
Read More »Lego’s first Smart Brick sets are now available for preorder
The most expensive option is the $159.99 Smart Play: Throne Room Duel & A-Wing. It comes with 962 pieces including two Lego Smart Bricks, five Smart Tags, and Luke, Darth Vaders, and Emperor Palpatine smart figures. All three sets also include Lego’s new wireless charger that can accommodate two bricks …
Read More »North-west England’s railway lines and roads hit by Storm Goretti
Some roads have been closed and rail services suspended despite much of north-western England escaping the worst of Storm Goretti. A yellow severe weather warning for snow remains in place for Rochdale, Oldham, Tameside and Stockport, as well as parts of Bury and east Manchester, until 12:00 GMT. National Highways …
Read More »Mum of boy killed at Taunton rail crossing calls for change
Ross Pollard,Somerset, in Tauntonand Kelly Withers,Somerset, in Taunton Family photo Leanne Golding said her son Harry Basham used the crossing regularly to get to work The mother of a boy killed on a pedestrian railway crossing is calling for urgent safety improvements to “stop others going through” the same. Harry …
Read More »More businesses call to be included in pub rates backtrack
High street shops, pharmacies and music venues have called on Rachel Reeves to axe the looming increases to business rates for them as well as pubs. The government is expected to announce a climbdown on the increases to business rates bills faced by pubs in England in the coming days. …
Read More »Scottish students should pay towards tuition, says Edinburgh uni principal
University of Edinburgh Prof Sir Peter Mathieson says the current funding system is unsustainable for universities Edinburgh University’s principal says Scottish students should be asked to pay towards their tuition, as the sector is in “danger” under the current system. Prof Sir Peter Mathieson said that Scotland – where undergraduate …
Read More »Government to water down business rate rise for pubs
The government is poised to announce a climbdown on forthcoming increases to the business rates bill faced by pubs. In the coming days the government is expected to say it will make changes to how pubs’ business rates are calculated, resulting in smaller rises to bills. Treasury officials say they …
Read More »Best Exercise Bikes of 2026 – Cycling Expert Tested
Although there are plenty of exercise bikes, it’s important to consider the different brands and types out there to fit your needs. We rounded up this list with all types of riders in mind and alternatives that can be options if you don’t want to buy a Peloton. We test …
Read More »Deputy first minster criticises John O’Dowds draft budget
PA Media Emma Little-Pengelly said this was a “huge opportunity” for the executive Stormont’s draft multi-year budget fails to meet certain key targets, according to the deputy first minister. A multi-year budget would allow departments to plan for longer-term spending and the executive has not agreed one for more than …
Read More »Best Peloton Alternatives for 2025
“:”Which bike is Peloton’s biggest competitor?”,”answer”:” This is a tough question to answer because it depends on what kind of exercise bikes you’re into. But based on the popular exercise bikes and the bikes that resemble Peloton the most during testing, it would have to be NordicTrack, BowFlex and Echelon. …
Read More »Ice injuries cause Sheffield minor injuries unit to shut
A hospital unit has closed its doors to new patients for the day after seeing hundreds of people attend with ice-related injuries. The minor injuries unit at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital and A&E department at the Northern General Hospital had seen the highest number of patients for several years, a …
Read More »Minister blames ‘slow’ watchdog for trans guidance delay
Reuters Bridget Phillipson has blamed delays in publishing new guidance on single-sex spaces on the equalities watchdog’s “slow” response to government requests for further information. The women and equalities minister told BBC Two’s Politics Live the guidance would be published “as soon as possible” but refused to give a specific …
Read More »Capybaras ‘stolen’ from farm in Forres
A farm in Moray believes its pair of capybaras have been stolen. Thorabella Farm, near Forres, said the animals – the world’s largest rodents and native to South America – vanished from their heated enclosure on Tuesday. It has been snowing in the area and the farm said there were …
Read More »A77 road closed after concrete falls from bridge
A busy road has been closed due to debris falling from a bridge in East Ayrshire. The A77 was shut in both directions, with emergency services attending the scene after concrete fell from an overbridge in Kilmarnock. Traffic Scotland posted on social media that motorists should attempt to find alternative …
Read More »Brown University gunman recorded videos saying attack was planned for months
A gunman who fatally shot two Brown University students before killing a professor in another state planned the attack for months and expressed no remorse, according to details of confessional-style videos released by investigators. Transcripts of the clips recorded by Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, 48, show him saying he spent …
Read More »Stormont has choices to make over budget, says Hilary Benn
Brendan HughesBBC News NI political reporter PA Media NI Secretary Hilary Benn said the executive has “very considerable responsibilities” There are choices Stormont “has got to make” over its draft multi-year budget, Secretary of State Hilary Benn has said. He said Northern Ireland’s devolved government has “very considerable responsibilities” and …
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