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Tinder is spending $60 million on AI features, real-world events, and a full-scale reinvention after losing 18% of its paying users since 2022. But can the app that gamified romance actually fix the dating culture it helped break?
A witty, in-depth look at Firewire's 2026 surfboard lineup featuring the Tomo Neutrino, Revo Max, and Rob Machado's Machadocado, with verified specs, prices, and honest buying advice for UK surfers.
A witty, no-nonsense guide to the best camera bags, slings, straps and backpacks for 2026, with real prices, genuine pros and cons, and a UK perspective on value for money.
China has approved the world's first commercial brain-computer interface, the NEO implant by Neuracle Medical Technology, beating Neuralink and every Western competitor to market. With a $165 million brain science fund and a clear five-year plan, Beijing is not just making history but building an entire industry.
Nigel Farage claims North Sea drilling will slash energy bills, but Oxford researchers put the real saving at just £16 to £82 a year. We break down the claims, the competition, and what the evidence actually shows.
A French sailor's casual 7km Strava run on the flight deck of the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier inadvertently broadcast the exact position of France's only nuclear-powered warship during a sensitive Mediterranean deployment.
A French naval officer accidentally revealed the location of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle by uploading a Strava run from the flight deck, exposing the warship's position in the eastern Mediterranean during a sensitive deployment.
Trump is reportedly weighing a ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island to force open the Strait of Hormuz, in what one former military analyst has called 'close to a suicide mission'.
Cornwall Insight forecasts a £332 annual increase to UK energy bills from July 2026, pushing the Ofgem price cap to £1,973 as Middle East conflict sends wholesale gas prices soaring.
Luke Littler produced one of the greatest comebacks in Premier League Darts history, recovering from 5-0 down to beat Gerwyn Price 6-5 in the Night Seven final at Dublin's 3Arena.
Friday's papers capture a world of contrasts: a devastating energy crisis triggered by Iranian strikes on Gulf infrastructure sends oil prices soaring, while King Charles inaugurates the world's longest coastal walking path.
US authorities dismantled the Aisuru botnet cluster and several other criminal networks behind record-breaking DDoS attacks, but freed devices were quickly absorbed by rivals, raising hard questions about whether takedowns alone can stem the tide.
