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We have more newsletters We're less than a week away from Apple's September 7 event, where the tech giant is widely tipped to launch the iPhone 14 series as well as a spate of other new products. While there's no evidence to…
The remains of a flooded Roman camp have reappeared after a prolonged drought in Spain caused water levels to plummet. Known as Aquis Querquennis, the camp was flooded back in 1948 to create the As Conchas Reservoir. Usually, parts of the settlement…
Dangerous chargers for electric bikes have been found for sale on popular shopping sites like Amazon and Ebay, a charity has claimed. Electrical Safety First (ESF) says the dodgy chargers – which could result in a fires or electric shocks – were…
You could soon have to pay to use key features on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Meta—Mark Zuckerberg's company which owns these social apps—is reportedly creating a new division to look at "possible paid features" for them. It could be a major new…
American author Maria Golia has traced the history of treasure-seeking and tomb-raiding in Egypt in her new book. ‘A Short History of Tomb-Raiding’ recounts how poor Egyptians still pay magicians and astrologers to tell them where to dig for the treasure that…
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