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Misunderstanding the tide is putting millions at risk on UK coasts – here’s what you need to know

Imagine you’re walking along a beach, talking to your friend, enjoying the sunshine. Time goes by and it’s time to head back. But as you approach the headland you had walked around previously, you realise that’s not possible anymore: the tide has come in and there is no path around…

The Conversation

Aurora Borealis Geomagnetic Storm: What It Is and How It Quietly Affects Power Grids, GPS, and Satellites

Aurora Borealis geomagnetic storm sparks rare light shows while posing hidden risks to power grids, GPS signals, and satellites, experts warn.

International Business Times UK

9 Fruits to Harvest Before the Birds Do

You’ve watered, weeded, and waited patiently all season. The sun’s out, the fruits are finally ripening—and just when you’re about to enjoy the first bite, they swoop in. Birds. Those feathery thieves with perfect timing and zero remorse. Before you know it, your garden’s turned into a buffet for the…

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Is 3I/ATLAS an Alien Spaceship or Just a Rock? NASA's Shocking Evidence Finally Reveals the Truth

Is interstellar object 3I/ATLAS an alien probe or a natural comet? Explore the compelling scientific evidence, from its tail to its chemical makeup, that debunks the myths.

International Business Times UK

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Nature’s Dark Side: 24 Creepy Plants You Might Not Believe Are Real

From flowers that reek of decay to succulents shaped like brains and eyeballs, these eerie plants are proof that Mother Nature can do spooky better than any special-effects artist ever could.

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The 'scary' Sun Petracca can't wait to play with

Gold Coast recruit Christian Petracca can't wait to play with boom youngster Bailey Humphrey and believes he can personally reach another level at the Suns.

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Colorado hospital paused surgeries for a week after inspectors found hundreds of instruments covered in ‘dried blood and tissue’

The hospital had to take drastic steps after the incident

The Independent UK

Samsung Galaxy S25 FE review: A mid-range phone that falls flat

The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE offers many of the same features as the Galaxy S25 Plus, but for far less. However, this version of the FE comes up flat compared to previous models.

Tom’s Guide

Sunny spells to break through gloom in parts of the UK on Saturday

A phenomenon known as ‘anticyclonic gloom’ has caused the grey conditions this week, according to the Met Office.

Evening Standard

83 Epic Astronomy Photos That Show The Beauty And Mystery Of Space

Ever wondered what the universe really looks like beyond what we see from Earth?

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‘I can breathe again’: Israel’s Zikim beach open for first time since 7 October attack

Sunbathers return to sands immediately north of Gaza with feelings of relief and loss after killings here two years ago

The Guardian - UK

Earth’s Northern Hemisphere is darkening faster than the South, scientists find

Experts say cleaner air, melting Arctic ice and subtle changes in cloud formation are behind the shift.

Euronews

7 Things Family Photos Reveal Without You Realizing It

You think it’s just a sweet photo — everyone smiling, dressed nicely, standing in front of a tree, fireplace, or beach sunset. But if you look closer, family photos tell stories that go way beyond the poses and matching outfits. They capture moments of truth, tiny dynamics, and unspoken connections…

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‘A collaboration of the senses’: Royal Ballet teams up with blind artist for new show

Exclusive: using immersive descriptive audio, performance explores how blindness can redefine experience of dance

International Business Times UK

Is 3i/Atlas An 'Interstellar' Visitor? New Updates Show Mysterious 'Metal Outgassing' That Make It Look More Spaceship Than Comet

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, or C/2025 N1, is baffling scientists with its carbon-rich chemistry, early water release, and traces of metal emissions near the Sun.

The Conversation

Billions in private cash is flooding into fusion power. Will it pay off?

Over the past five years, private-sector funding for fusion energy has exploded. The total invested is approaching US$10 billion (A$15 billion), from a combination of venture capital, deep-tech investors, energy corporations and sovereign governments.

The Independent UK

I’m a cruise editor and these are my favourite ports for sun, sea, sand and scenery

Having sailed around the world on many different ships, Marc Shoffman reveals his most memorable port stops after covering almost 30,000 nautical miles at sea

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News Corp told by Liberal MP that allegations about Sam Groth and wife were ‘political hit job’, couple’s lawyers say

Exclusive: Articles about Sam and Brittany Groth failed to include key comments, documents filed in defamation and privacy case say

Sports Illustrated

Arizona State Star Sam Leavitt Trending Towards Returning Saturday vs. Texas Tech

The Sun Devils quarterback missed the team's Week 7 loss to Utah.

The Independent UK

New wearable UV detector can monitor exposure and prevent sunburn

Prolonged exposure to UVA accelerates skin ageing and increases the risk of cancer, but this wearable device could signal when it hits dangerous levels

Digital Camera World

Buying a new camera won't rescue your photos if you don't understand these three photography lighting basics

Learning photography lighting basics made the biggest impact on my photography. Here's where to start

Frugal Gardening

8 Ornamental Grasses That Peak in Fall

Just when you think the garden is ready to wind down, ornamental grasses burst into their autumn spotlight like nature’s grand finale. While flowers fade and leaves drop, these bold, swaying beauties turn golden, copper, and ruby—catching the low sunlight and dancing in every breeze. They’re the unsung heroes of…

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I've got a fix for Battlefield 6's blinding brightness, and no, it's not wearing sunglasses

Blinded by the lights.

International Business Times

Myanmar Scam Cities Booming Despite Crackdown -- Using Musk's Starlink

They said they had smashed them.

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