Valiant but vulnerable – how Rangers escaped heat of Athens with hope
BBC Scotland looks at how Rangers overcame Panathinaikos as their Champions League qualifying task continues.
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Pro-Ukraine hacker group says it carried out Russian Aeroflot cyber-attack
The Kremlin says reports of a cyber-attack on Russia’s national carrier Aeroflot are “worrying”.
The LeapMove is a gamified camera designed to get kids off the couch
LeapFrog has announced a new electronic learning system that swaps controllers for a camera. In fact, the LeapMove looks like an oversized, kid-friendly webcam, but is designed to connect to TVs like a console and get kids off the couch using educational games that require full-body movements to play. It’s reminiscent of the Xbox Kinect […]
Five killed as Ukraine and Russia trade drone attacks
Three people die in strikes on Dnipro in Ukraine, while two are killed in Russia’s Rostov region.
What happens when the president says government data can’t be trusted?
From climate data, to budget forecasts, to intelligence reports, President Trump has challenged sources of data within his administration. NPR’s Leila Fadel talks to Peter Baker of the New York Times.
Design and development shop the Iconfactory is selling some apps — and AI is partially to blame
Side products can no longer be maintained, even if they have “loads of happy and loyal customers,” as the Iconfactory’s co-founder, Ged Maheux, says.
Corbyn attacks Rayner for selling off allotments
The ex-Labour leader – and keen gardener – accuses ministers of threatening a British tradition.
Would you trust an economist with your economy?
Trust in experts is down. In all kinds of institutions and professions – in government, in media, in medical science… and lately, economists are feeling the burn acutely. In fact, President Trump just fired the economist who ran the Bureau of Labor S…
Jeremy Corbyn’s new party needs a name and it’s trickier than you might think
The ex-Labour leader wants supporters to come up with a name for his new party.