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AI Disinformation Floods Social Media in Israel-Iran Conflict
A wave of disinformation has been unleashed online since Israel began strikes on Iran last week, with dozens of posts reviewed by BBC Verify seeking to amplify the effectiveness of Tehran’s response.
Bournemouth’s 2020 ‘Armageddon’ Beach: Chaos in Covid Lockdown Heatwave
In June 2020, a popular British seaside town was swamped with beachgoers amid a global pandemic. One photographer captured the chaos.
Why Your Fingers Wrinkle in Water: Science, Grip & Health Clues
The skin on our fingertips and toes shrivels like prunes when soaked for a few minutes in water. But is this an adaptation that occurred to help us in our evolutionary past? And what can it reveal about your health today?
Brewing Better Buzz-Free Beers for Summer
Warm summer days call for refreshing drinks enjoyed with friends. While classic choices remain popular, the world of beverages is rapidly evolving, with low and […]
Bibliotherapy: Can Books Really Help Your Mental Health?
“Bibliotherapy” has been soaring in popularity as a means of improving people’s wellbeing. But getting it right depends on the book, and the person.
Amazon CEO: AI Efficiency Gains Mean Fewer Corporate Jobs
Amazon boss Andy Jassy has told staff to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) and warned the technology will lead to a smaller corporate workforce in the next few years.
New Nissan Leaf Electric Car Unveiled: UK Built, 375-Mile Range
Car manufacturer Nissan has unveiled details of its new Leaf electric vehicle, which is set to be built at its UK factory.
UK Watchdog Fines 23andMe £2.31M Over ‘Damaging’ Data Breach
DNA testing firm 23andMe has been fined £2.31m by a UK watchdog over a data breach in 2023 which affected thousands of people.
Beyond Pollen: Could You Be Allergic to Another Person?
Some people are allergic to others – but the mystery of how this works is only just starting to be unravelled.