Even though you probably have your Spotify playing music and podcasts while you’re working, studying, reading, or just resting, with so much new content out there it’s easy to lose track of new releases. Now the music and podcast streaming giant will make it easier for users to keep up with new music releases and … Read more
Can you spot what’s unusual about this picture? Hundreds are wowed by a small detail in woman’s living room An image of a woman’s living room has captured the attention of hundreds Kaitlyn posted an image on Facebook and revealed she made a plant from Lego In the photo the Lego plant sits on a … Read more
Three in five landlords are now interested in a ‘green’ mortgage – but only four lenders are offering them, and only one on new purchases. A total of 62 per cent of landlords described themselves as ‘interested’ in the loans, which reward them for making their properties more energy efficient, according to research by mortgage … Read more
There came a point when Durability Tests and Teardowns became boring. You get the same results. But then there will still be that shock when you hear the screeching sound of a display being scratched especially if you’re wearing earphones. Teardowns can get crazy too because you don’t know what you’re going to see. In … Read more
Xiaomi ventures into different businesses. It’s already known as a lifestyle brand for its many products and smart devices. There are plenty of smartphones ready. Just recently, the company released a Mi Watch. Compared to last year’s version, this one now has a round face. It’s a total redesign of the Mi Watch but just … Read more
SAGE’s doomsday models which predicted more than a thousand coronavirus deaths at the peak of a third wave later in the year cherry-picked ‘very pessimistic assumptions’, scientists warned today. Independent experts told MailOnline the data used by the Government’s scientific advisers ‘didn’t match’ how well the vaccine rollout is going and played down how effective … Read more
SAGE’s doomsday models which predicted more than a thousand coronavirus deaths at the peak of a third wave later in the year were based on ‘very pessimistic assumptions’, scientists warned today. Independent experts told MailOnline the data used by the Government’s scientific advisers ‘didn’t match’ how well the vaccine rollout is going and played down … Read more
We publish our podcast every Friday to the player on This is Money, above, and on Apple Podcasts (iTunes) and on the podcast platforms Audioboom and Acast, both of which allow you to listen on desktop, mobile, or download an app. We also now publish to Spotify. To download the Apple Podcasts app if you … Read more
Nearly a third of the farmland around the world is at high risk of pesticide pollution, according to a new report. Scientists in Australia examined how nearly 100 agricultural chemicals were used across 168 countries, to determine which pesticides surpassed recommended levels. Pointing to ‘widespread global pesticide pollution risk,’ the research found 64 percent of … Read more
Monty revisits one of his classic books, Gardening at Longmeadow, in an occasional series. British gardening expert Monty Don shares his advice for growing primrose. Pictured: Monty with his primroses People ask me often what my favourite flower is. The truth is that it depends on the season, the situation, on what I am doing – … Read more