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The UK aims to take back control of laws while facing business demands for EU alignment.
Nissan cancels X-Trail production at Sunderland due to Brexit and declining diesel demand.
Lord David Frost resigns, creating uncertainty in Brexit negotiations and government stability.
Britain revitalizes engineering through the Advanced Manufacturing Research Park in Sheffield.
Britain's productivity problem is highlighted as German workers outperform British workers significantly.
In 2006, British Intelligence monitored two suspects linked to an Al-Qaeda terror cell, revealing the complexities of preventing terrorist plots.
Five Britons are freed from Russian detention in a prisoner swap brokered by Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
Bristol's emofaron develops vaccine tech amid disappointing budget for Life Science Enterprises.
Researchers innovate reinforced concrete by using carbon fibre mesh instead of steel skeletons.
Burma aims to develop nuclear capabilities similar to North Korea's ambitions.
NASA tests their J-2X rocket engines, burning Olympic-sized pools of fuel every second.
The global business jet market recovers, highlighted by Farnborough airshow and Gulfstream orders.
In Vietnam, a growing trend sees individuals like Sang Vanran returning from abroad to contribute to the country's economic development and digital skills training.
Business schools shift focus to sustainability and social impact in response to covid fallout.
Ellie experiences facial recognition technology for jaywalking and fast food in China.
In King's Cross, London, travel journalist Matt Carol explores geocaching by locating hidden caches and engaging with fellow enthusiasts Hazel and Louise.
Amidst the dominance of digital technology, film photography is experiencing a resurgence as younger photographers embrace its unique qualities and emotional depth.
Chinese manufacturing in Guangdong adapts to rising wages and competition from regional rivals.
Sales of electric bicycles are booming, transforming commuting and urban deliveries.
Singapore aims to produce 30% of its nutritional needs by 2030 through urban farming.
Parker Schnabel and his crew face potential bankruptcy after their gold-producing wash plant shuts down, risking a $15 million claim amid rising tensions and challenges.
Plant-based milk makers attract billions, but still lag behind traditional dairy profits.
Russian state media misrepresents the war in Ukraine as a 'special operation' for liberation.
The automotive sector produces significant emissions, focusing on sustainable battery solutions.
Daniel Thomas reviews the BlackBerry Priv and its chances of winning back users.
The US struggles to persuade allies against using Huawei equipment in 5G networks.
In Tulum, Bufo toad venom attracts psychedelic tourists like Adam, who believe it alleviates social anxiety while raising concerns about its risks.
Advancements in space exploration, driven by NASA's Horizons and Cassini probes, highlight the potential for human colonization of Mars through private companies like SpaceX.
E-waste production reaches 50 million tons annually, with serious environmental impacts.
Truckers block a major bridge in Canada, protesting against vaccine rules for over two weeks.
Five controversial advertisements, including those from Tango and Xbox, faced bans for provocative content, highlighting the tension between creativity and censorship.
Julia Petzold, a 26-year-old aspiring captain on the Grietje, challenges the gender gap in Germany's maritime industry, where only 11 of 1,445 captains are female.
Captain Sig Hansen of the Northwestern is found unresponsive below deck, raising urgent concerns about his health following previous heart issues.
A mother confronts a school in the UK after discovering they allowed a private company to take her son, Frankie Monk, without her consent.
Eve Smith, Darcy Ross, and Raphael John tragically lose their lives in a car crash near Cardiff, remaining undiscovered for nearly two days.
Jonathan Black collaborates with professionals from Ernst & Young and Morgan Stanley to provide practical career advice for early-stage job seekers.
Carmakers are striving to create vehicles capable of lasting a million miles, a goal that could transform the automotive industry and consumer expectations.
Caroline Flack, the 40-year-old TV presenter known for Love Island, was found dead on February 15, 2020, following a series of personal controversies.
Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket aims to launch small satellites next year.
The North American International Auto Show in Detroit features Volkswagen and Ford on Saturday.
Toyota showcases its mobility Winglet at Ceatec 2013, alongside Sharp's talking appliances.
Caden, bullied for dwarfism, receives global support after a viral Facebook video.
Luke Graham showcases Sony's Bloggie 3D and HDR-TD10 camcorders at CES 2011.
Jared Abrams interviews Michael Zaminis about the innovative Kitara digital guitar at CES 2011.
Motion Computing showcases its Windows 7 tablet for business applications at CES 2011.
Motorola showcases the Xoom tablet with Android Honeycomb at CES 2011.
Andrew Wells presents the powerful Motorola Atrix 4G smartphone at CES 2011.
John Juan discusses the PlayBook tablet's features and expected release in Q1.
