'I go up climbs where people can't go - without a hand'
Sebastian Musson is a Derbyshire teenager determined to make history when Para-climbing debuts at the Los Angeles Paralympic Games.
'I go up climbs where people can't go - without a hand'
Sebastian Musson is a Derbyshire teenager determined to make history when Para-climbing debuts at the Los Angeles Paralympic Games.
'I go up climbs where people can't go - without a hand'
Sebastian Musson is a Derbyshire teenager determined to make history when Para-climbing debuts at the Los Angeles Paralympic Games.
China’s green energy leader Inner Mongolia starts work on new ‘flexible’ power plants
The Chinese region of Inner Mongolia expects to start work this year on two new “flexible” power plants mixing coal and green energy.
The plants, which will provide power to the eastern economic hubs of Shanghai and Jiangsu province, mark a major strategic shift in the use of coal because it will now be used to plug gaps in the power generated by wind and solar energy rather than being the primary source of energy.
Inner Mongolia is home to around a quarter of China’s coal reserves but has also...
Former Trump ally sounds the alarm to MAGA over midterms: ‘Good luck trying to get women to vote for you’
Marjorie Taylor Greene tells conservatives they sound like ‘cult fools’ when they stand up for Trump administration’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and seek to discredit the pedophile’s victims
Alibaba unveils Qwen-3.5, sharpening global race to spread AI models
Alibaba Cloud has unveiled its next-generation open artificial intelligence model, Qwen-3.5, in a move set to have major implications for the global AI race between China and the US.
The much-anticipated release, timed on the eve of the Lunar New Year, capped a frenetic week in which nearly every major Chinese AI developer rolled out new flagship models.
The two new 3.5-series models were made available first on Alibaba’s flagship consumer AI app Qwen on Monday afternoon, with an official...
Government looking into claims Labour think tank ordered investigation into journalists
The think tank paid a company at least £30,000 to investigate the origins of a story about undeclared donations.
Former Ukrainian Energy Minister Detained At Border, Charged With Money Laundering
Ukraine's former energy minister has been charged with money laundering a day after he was detained trying to leave the country.
The charges against Herman Halushchenko, announced February 16, were the latest in a snowballing corruption scandal that has cast a shadow over President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Several top ministers and other government officials have been sacked, including Zelenskyy's longtime confidant and chief of staff, Andriy Yermak.
Officials said Halushchenko was detained on...
Una bomba mata a dos personas y deja varios heridos ante una comisaría en Pakistán
Associated Press PESHAWAR, Pakistán (AP) — Unos explosivos colocados en una motocicleta estallaron cerca de la entrada de una comisaría en el noroeste de Pakistán el lunes, lo que mató al menos a dos personas, incluido un niño, e hirió a varias más, informaron la policía y funcionarios de rescate. La explosión también dañó tiendas […]
Today in History: February 16, Tutankhamen’s tomb unsealed
The burial chamber of King Tutankhamen’s recently unearthed tomb was unsealed in Egypt by English archaeologist Howard Carter.
Who will come out on top as ailing Coventry face buoyant Boro?
Leaders Middlesbrough meet second-placed Coventry in a vital Championship match.
Lampard fan v Lampard in pivotal game at top of Championship
In-depth preview of leaders Middlesbrough's game against second-placed Coventry in a key game in the Championship season.