UK could see 22% tariff on EU food products if no trade deal is...
Consumer could face an average tariff of 22 per cent on food that the UK imports from the European Union if a trade deal...
Hermes testing ground delivery drones in London
Hermes, the consumer courier specialist, have started a pilot trial of ground delivery drones on the streets of Southwark in London, United Kingdom.
The self-driving,...
Pound surges after UK PM Theresa May announces snap general election
The pound surged against a basket of currencies, while the FTSE 100 fell sharply, after Prime Minister Theresa May announced a snap UK general...
Vertical farming global market forecast to be $6.4bn by 2023
A new analysis forecasts the growing market for vertical farming - a way of producing food plants by growing them in a controlled environment...
Glacier crack appears in Greenland, baffling scientists
A mysterious glacier crack in one of the largest glaciers in Greenland has appeared near the center of the ice shelf, say baffled scientists...
Nitrogen dioxide as damaging as partner death or job loss
Nitrogen Dioxide in the atmosphere can be as damaging to our wellbeing as the death of a partner, a relationship split-up, or losing a job,...
Lilies are deadly for cats vets warn
Lilies are very popular at Easter, but did you know that they are deadly for cats? If a cat drinks water from a vase...
Shoelaces become untied due to stomping and whipping forces
Shoelaces become untied due to a double whammy of whipping and stomping forces that act like an invisible hand that loosens the knot and...
Enceladus Saturn moon has conditions for life
Enceladus, one of the moons that orbits Saturn, probably has conditions for life - as we know it - to exist, says a team...
Russian robot can shoot guns accurately with both arms
A Russian humanoid robot that is being developed to travel on space missions with human cosmonauts, has been trained to shoot using two guns...