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How to explore Nepal, without heading off on an adventurous self-supported vol-bivouac? One way is to make Babu Sunuwar your guide

The flying festival that celebrates all things wonderful about free flight returns again to St Hilaire, running from 17-22 September

Jacques Paul-Stefani achieves a lifetime ambition by flying from Capu Tafunatu, a unique mountain in the heartland of Corsica

Tarquin Cooper talks to Chrigel Maurer and Peter von Känel about climbing-and-flying all 82 Alpine 4,000m mountains in less than eight weeks

(Telecompaper) Italian operator WindTre has signed up to the government's National Youth Card initiative, offering users aged between 18 and 35 access to a special...

The security brand is also introducing a new doorbell with an extra-wide view, making these two cameras serious options for high-resolution eyes on your home.

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ESA’s Metal 3D Printer has produced the first metal part ever created in space. 

Image: The Copernicus Sentinel-2B satellite captured this image over Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana on 2 September, just ahead of the Sentinel-2C launch.

Romania star Florin Gardos is of the opinion that Ange Postecoglou’s extremely high line will not work in the Premier League, insisting that Radu Dragusin... The post Pundit thinks Spurs player will continue to be ‘exposed’ in Postecoglou’s system appeared first on The Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News.

A capacious battery allows the Reolink Altas PT Ultra to be easily installed anywhere without the need for access to power. | Image: Reolink

Reolink’s new Altas PT Ultra is the company’s first battery-powered security camera that is capable of all-day continuous recording. It doesn’t need power access, so it can be installed almost anywhere, and since it captures 4K video to a microSD card instead of the cloud, there are fewer security risks and no subscription fees.

The journalist and food critic picks works by Nora Ephron, Fliss Freeborn and more

In this epic oral biography, based on more than 200 interviews, it seems that everyone significant in the creation and perpetuation of a contrarian kind of journalism has a voice in its 88 chapters.

‘I think this is an indication of more of what we’ll see as cameras proliferate,’ one observer tells the Sun, as law enforcement increasingly relies on third party devices to fight crime.

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Virgin Media has confirmed the launch of a new app which offers access to content for free.

Kids like them because they're quieter and less stinky — plus, they don't have to worry about their ride to school contributing to climate change. Data even links riding e-buses to higher test scores. So why is only two per cent of Canada's school bus fleet electric?

Writers are storming off the board of a popular literary non-profit that challenges participants to write a 50,000 word novel in a month after it issued a statement supporting some use of artificial intelligence. NaNoWriMo wrote on Monday that it doesn't explicitly condemn or endorse AI, and suggested opposition to the technology ignores “classist and ableist issues.”

Don't miss a night run, and look up in Košice. Here's what to do during the weekend of September 6-8.

Marmite has caused a debate over whether people love it or hate it for years, but people have been left amazed at how it got its iconic and well recognised name

An expert in all things outside has warned against using a popular cleaning product to clean your patio slabs, and hails an effective alternative that will only set you back 62p

A coalition of trade unions have launched a new advocacy group, Union Energy, to ensure that Pennsylvania's workers get a “just transition” to a fossil-fuel-free economy.

The accused allegedly entered the school premises on the night of September 1, defecated near the kitchen, and smeared the faeces on the kitchen door over a grudge against two noon meal scheme workers

Click to expand Image Two young girls are playing with their cameras in a garden, Osterode, Germany, January 8, 2016. 2016 Frank May-picture-alliance-dpa-AP Photo LAION, the German nonprofit organization that manages a dataset used to train popular artificial intelligence (AI) tools, hasremoved from its dataset somechildrens photos that were secretly included and misused to power AI models that in turn could generate phot

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