Germany’s Dr. Wolff cosmetics company is going all in on AI

“We are busy enough with the production side of things,” Inna Hilgenberg told DW. She’s the deputy head of the packaging department at Dr. Wolff, a Bielefeld-based midsize cosmetics and pharmaceutical company.... Read more »

Brits urged to check home and travel insurance before travel

A single insurance check could pay off if something happens to their belongings, experts at Defaqto said. The financial information firm is urging holidaymakers to review both their home and travel insurance... Read more »

Former Garda forging new career by cutting Josef Puska’s hair behind bars

Former garda Paul Moody, who was jailed for coercive control and harassment, is now working as a prison barber and cutting the hair of inmates including Josef Puska behind bars. Paul Moody(Image:... Read more »

Ukraine wrapped the occupied south in three layers of drones. Russian trucks are burning

(function(w,q){w[q]=w[q]||;w[q].push([“_mgc.load”])})(window,”_mgq”); Ukraine’s drone campaign has three zones over occupied territories Quadcopters patrol near the gray zone AI drones fly over the main truck routes Fire Point FP-1s and FP-2s blast high value... Read more »

Medical conditions drivers may need to tell DVLA about

If you don’t alert the DVLA when you should, you could be hit with a hefty fine Drivers across the UK may be driving with an undeclared medical condition(Image: KevinHolt via Getty... Read more »

Bank of Scotland issue special edition Scott McTominay £20 note

The design blends traditional banknote elements with imagery inspired by one of the nation’s most memorable modern football moments, set against the backdrop of the Forth Bridge. Just 100 brand new notes... Read more »

Urgent warning issued to Brits sleeping with fan on as temperatures rise

We might be in the midst of a scorching Bank Holiday heatwave – but several sleep experts advise against sleeping with the fan on as the hot weather sticks around Rachel Vickers-Price... Read more »

‘This could only happen in Ireland’: How a son’s death in New York has led to almost 2,500 grieving families being helped – The Irish Times

Eithne Bell emerges from the kitchen of her Co Down home with plates of home-made wheaten bread and cups decorated with a striking red-headed bird. This is the Newry house where her... Read more »

Day 1,548: will Putin’s visit to China have effect on war against Ukraine?

Ukraine announces its heightened security posture along the country’s border with Russia and Belarus. Will Putin’s visit to China have an effect on the war against Ukraine? A Ukrainian drone strike set... Read more »

Beat the stitch up! As tickets to see the Bayeux Tapestry go on sale for up to £33 a head, here’s how to see it for free (but without the rude bits!)

It’s been called the ‘blockbuster show of a generation’ – the first time in nearly 1,000 years that the Bayeux Tapestry is back in the country. But the British Museum’s £33 entrance... Read more »