Culture & Entertainment
Heatwave Films Explain Why Fan Has Given Notice
The BFI’s heatwave films explain why a warm tower fan and an unreachable remote have become serious cultural events.
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Business & Economy
Leeds Reforms Invite Savings To Meet Growth
The Leeds Reforms invite savings to meet investment, while growth searches for the regulatory extension lead.
World
UN Energy Report Finds PowerPoint Fully Charged
The UN energy report calls for electricity access and renewable power, once the presentation has found a socket.
UK Politics & Public Life
Midlands Drought Puts Clouds On Performance Plan
The Midlands drought puts clouds on a performance plan, as dry weather and restrictions bring rain under sharp scrutiny.
Travel & Transport
Electric Car Grant Gives £3,750 To The Socket Hunt
The Electric Car Grant cuts up to £3,750 from eligible cars, leaving drivers more money for the national socket hunt.
Sport
Wimbledon Final Gives Sinner Three Identical Receipts
The Wimbledon final gave Jannik Sinner three matching 6 4 sets, a trophy and a scoreboard with very little left to explain.
Science & Technology
AI Product Safety Checks Whether Toaster Has Plans
AI product safety research examines smart consumer goods before the toaster develops a platform and a personal brand.
Health & Lifestyle
NHS Chargepoints Give Ambulances A Responsible Socket
NHS chargepoints will support cleaner ambulances and fleets, bringing electric vehicles to more than 200 hospital sites.
Culture & Entertainment
Battleship Potemkin Gets A Pet Shop Boys Mutiny
Battleship Potemkin returns with a Pet Shop Boys score, giving a classic mutiny the correct electronic urgency.
Business & Economy
DRIVE35 Programme Parks £2.5bn In The Future
The DRIVE35 programme offers £2.5bn for cleaner vehicle manufacturing, research and a future with a much better charging cable.
World
Dust Storms Send 307 Pyramids Through Customs
Dust storms move 307 pyramids of material each year, a global delivery service with no interest in customs.
UK Politics & Public Life
British Wool Board Picks Humans After Fleece Checks
The British Wool Board selects two humans for three years, despite impressive competition from the flock.