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First school to ban smartphones adds to pressure on Starmer to protect children
A boys school in London is believed to be the first state school in the county to ban smartphones for pupils aged 16 and under as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer’s government to introduce wider restrictions. Fulham Boys School will start the new school year with a policy of so-calledContinue Reading
Why DevOps Testing Tools Are Important and 5 Tools You Should Know About
In the fast-paced world of software development, efficiency and collaboration are paramount. DevOps testing tools play a crucial role in bridging development, operations, and quality assurance teams. By enabling automated testing throughout the development cycle, these tools help maintain high-quality software delivery. Automation is a vital aspect of modern DevOpsContinue Reading
How to Decode Breeders’ Cup Odds Like a Pro
The Breeders’ Cup is one of the most thrilling events in the horse racing calendar, drawing fans worldwide. Whether you’re there to watch the magnificent horses, soak in the excitement of the races, or explore the numerous activities, there’s something for everyone. Among the many attractions, betting on the racesContinue Reading
Live: Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore among stars arriving at Venice Film Festival
Watch live as Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore are among the stars arriving at the Venice Film Festival on Monday (2 September). Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar returns to the Venice Film Festival with stars Swinton and Moore as his film The Room Next Door has its world premiere on theContinue Reading
Daniil Medvedev promises ‘crazy stuff’ as Russian jibes Nick Kyrgios at US Open
He celebrated by recreating the dead fish move, inspired by FIFA. Medvedev is known for his unusual celebrations – he has previously danced and lifted up his shorts to show off his muscles. He also gave a famous on-court interview at the 2019 US Open where he told a booingContinue Reading
Amadou Onana hits back at ‘Andre’ reporter with ultimate gesture
Amadou Onana has shown his sense of humour while digging out the journalist who called him ‘Andre’ during Euro 2024. On Monday, Onana reported for international duty with Belgium, and did so wearing a comical sleeveless t-shirt. Onana, 23, wore a top with the slogan ‘Andre is not even byContinue Reading
Task force must examine net-zero plan to safeguard 200,000 jobs, says trade body
A business network has called for an independent task force to examine the plans for North Sea energy transition and to safeguard about 200,000 jobs. The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) made the plea after publishing a report on Monday in which they said there must be a balance thatContinue Reading
Tory leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick doubles down on plan to leave European Convention of Human Rights
Robert Jenrick has hit back at claims from his rivals that he is looking for “easy answers” in saying he would call for leaving the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR). The former home office minister, who resigned from Rishi Sunak’s government because he thought that the prime minister wasContinue Reading
Tory leadership candidates fail recognition test in new survey – but one reminds voters of David Attenborough
Normal voters who are not regularly engaged in politics struggle to recognise the six candidates vying to replace Rishi Sunak as Tory leader, despite the party being in government for 14 years. Only former home secretary Priti Patel was recognisable to more than half of people on 10 focus groupsContinue Reading
New Bill will allow Crown Estate to invest more in green energy, says minister
A new Bill will allow the Crown Estate to invest more in green energy and help the UK achieve net zero, a Treasury minister has told Parliament. The Crown Estate is a huge collection of assets owned by the British monarchy, which includes vast swathes of urban, coastal and maritimeContinue Reading