An unedited manuscript introduces ETHOS.RESKit, an open-source global wind power simulation workflow validated against millions of meteorological and turbine measurements and reporting low errors at site and country scales.
Brothers Sam and Tobias Strongman raised £1,000 through a December social media fundraiser and presented it to the Salvation Army in Winton to support local homelessness services.
Claudette Colvin, who refused to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery bus in 1955 at age 15, has died at 86, her foundation said. She later joined a successful lawsuit against segregated bus seating and had her juvenile arrest record expunged in 2021.
The government has outlined the Northern Powerhouse Rail programme, allocating £1.1bn for design and preparation and planning phased upgrades and new lines with construction not expected before 2030.
The government has set out a major Northern Powerhouse Rail programme, with a £45 billion funding cap and an initial £1.1 billion for development and design work.
The American Federation of Teachers announced it will stop using X after AI-generated images of children appeared on the platform; AFT president Randi Weingarten said X's Grok image tool lacked safeguards.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said reports showed Prince Harry recently went on a skiing trip while Meghan Markle stayed in Montecito with their children, and he noted Harry is preparing for a review of his UK security as Meghan focuses on her brand, As Ever.
Archaeologists opened a chamber at Gorham's Cave on the Rock of Gibraltar that had been sealed for about 40,000 years and exposed a concentration of artefacts associated with Neanderthal activity.
Apple Creator Studio groups Apple’s creative and productivity apps into a single subscription across Mac, iPad, and iPhone, and it launches on January 28, 2026 with monthly and annual pricing.
Microsoft warned that Chinese open-source AI models, supported by state subsidies, are expanding users outside the West, and its research highlighted rapid uptake of DeepSeek's models in parts of Africa and other countries.
