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• NHTSA: Nearly 400 crashes of automated tech vehicles reported, most with Teslas A driver charges his Tesla vehicle at a super charging station in Parsippany, New Jersey. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is giving its first close examination of crashes involving Teslas and other vehicles that have partially automated driving systems. Getty Images DETROIT — Automakers reported nearly 400 crashes over a 10-month period involving vehicles with partially automated driver-assist systems, including 273 with Teslas, according to new statistics from U.S. safety regulators. But the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cautioned…
• Nadine Dorries calls on UK tech companies to boost diversity Nadine Dorries arrives at 10 Downing Street for a cabinet meeting (Credits: EPA)Tech businesses should look to all parts of the UK to boost diversity and opportunity, the Culture Secretary has said. Nadine Dorries told London Tech Week that businesses should make a greater effort to find people from more diverse backgrounds. The minister said the industry contains many sectors where ‘critical thinking and creativity’ are just as vital as qualifications, and businesses should look for people from ‘any walk…
• Struggling to sleep in the heat? Reviewers say Simba’s bed sheets keep them cool ‘all night long’ The Simba Hybrid Performance Bed Linens have garnered hundreds of five-star reviews (Picture: Simba)Unless you have air conditioning in your home, you probably woke up this morning feeling sweaty and uncomfortable. It’s difficult to sleep in a heatwave like this, so many people are looking for ways to stay cool at night time. According to reviewers, Simba’s Performance Bed Linen is the perfect solution – and you can get them for 55% off in the brand’s summer sale. The sheets…
• If you were using an iPhone in 2017 you could be awarded hundreds of pounds If you used one of a range of older iPhone models back in 2017 you may be awarded a payout. (Credits: PA)If you used one of a range of older iPhone models back in 2017 you may be awarded a payout. (Credits: PA)A consumer champion has launched a £750 million legal claim against Apple, linked to an incident involving iPhones in 2017. The incident involved a power management tool that Apple forced onto older iPhone models. If successful, it could…
• If Roe falls, some DAs won't enforce anti-abortion laws As the Supreme Court appears on track to overturn the constitutional right to abortion, progressive prosecutors around the U.S. are declaring they won't enforce some of the most restrictive and punitive anti-abortion laws that GOP-led states have waited years to implement. The move is sure to rankle Republican lawmakers and governors, with about half the states poised to ban abortion if Roe v. Wade — the 1973 decision establishing a constitutional right to abortion — is weakened or overturned. Many…
• Fisherman catches ‘world’s largest freshwater fish’ measuring four metres long The giant stingray was a record-breaker weighing 300kgs and measuring four metres in length (Picture: AP)The world’s largest recorded freshwater fish, a giant stingray, has been caught in Cambodia, according to scientists. The record-breaking specimen was caught in the Mekong River on June 13. It measured almost four metres from snout to tail and weighed slightly under 300 kilograms, according to a statement from Wonders of the Mekong, a joint Cambodian-US research project. The previous record for a freshwater fish…
• New Inspector General’s first report offers sharp critique of police watchdog agencies Chicago Inspector General Deborah Witzburg on Thursday issued her first report since taking over the office, announcing findings that the disciplinary process for police officers who commit misconduct lacked policies to ensure consistency.Provided Chicago’s police watchdog agencies don’t have policies in place to ensure that police who commit misconduct get fair and consistent penalties, according to a report issued Thursday by city Inspector General Deborah Witzburg. The Chicago Police Department’s Bureau of Internal Affairs and the city’s Civilian Office of…
• Plant-based meat: Taste, nutrition and cost The next time you’re looking in the meat section of your grocery store, you may notice more plant-based products than ever before. Some of you may scrunch up your noses at the idea of meatless meat, so Consumer Reports just did some testing for you -- analyzing 32 faux burgers, nuggets, filets, and sausages to see how they taste and how healthy they may be. “Our panel of tasters thought none were identical to real meat, but some came close.…
• The Big Happiness Interview: Danusia Malina-Derben on how to be a happier dad It's easier to find a Father's Day card with an animal on it than a Black dad When did Father’s Day start in the UK? Father's Day: Dad jokes that are so bad they're goodI think it’s important we deliberately talk about what are children are feeling. Mostly, it’s assumed that boys are just angry. It’s far more nuanced – there’s sadness, frustration, hurt pride, shame. We need to teach our children how to be emotionally literate and be able…
• Amazon execs are worried they’ll run out of people to employ A worker gathers items for delivery from the warehouse floor at Amazon’s distribution center in Phoenix, Arizona (Credits: Reuters)Amazon may soon run out of workers to operate its gigantic fulfilment centres around the world. Although the US tech giant employs hundreds of thousands of people, it can’t seem to keep hold of them. An internal company research memo, obtained by Vox, states bluntly: ‘If we continue business as usual, Amazon will deplete the available labor supply in the US network…