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Following a prolonged and arduous battle with regulators over claims of faulty touchscreen systems in older cars, Tesla has issued a recall of almost 135,000 Model S and Model X electric vehicles in the US. The recall only applies to cars produced before March 2018 that are equipped with an 8GB embedded MultiMediaCard (eMMC) that … Read more
Inside the incredible Holey Moley miniature golf course designed by Australian golfing legend Greg Norman… as he reveals how he got his nickname ‘Great White Shark’ By Demeter Stamell For Daily Mail Australia Published: 09:28 GMT, 1 February 2021 | Updated: 09:28 GMT, 1 February 2021 He’s a champion golfer, and now Greg Norman can … Read more
‘My husband doesn’t do 99 per cent of this!’ Chore list designed for kids divides the internet – so would you make your kids do them? Australian mums have been divided over a list of age-appropriate chores for kids The list includes kids as young as two and goes until they are ’12 and over’ … Read more
Meet the RAF’s new ‘loyal wingman’: Prototype of high-speed unmanned drone designed to fly alongside fighter jets bringing extra tech and weaponry into war zones goes into production A £30million Government investment is in place to start production of a prototype of the potentially game-changing fighter aircraft It will be armed with surveillance and electronic … Read more
Strictly’s HRVY, 21, shows off his impressive new mansion he originally designed on Minecraft as he gives fans a tour of the building site By Rianne Addo For Mailonline Published: 19:04 GMT, 14 January 2021 | Updated: 19:15 GMT, 14 January 2021 He’s been enjoying some downtime ever since he ended his Strictly Come Dancing … Read more
Pregnancy test that uses raised bumps to convey a positive or negative result is hailed as a ‘game changer’ for women with sight loss The design may offer an alternative to traditional tests, which use visual displays Women who are blind or partially sighted often need their results read to them The Royal National Institute of … Read more
The blinds were pulled, the lights turned off… and out came the television on wheels, pushed by a weary-looking teacher. For millions of Britons who grew up in the 1970s and 80s, no school time would be complete without the obligatory public information film intended to ward off wayward tomfoolery in bored children. From crossing … Read more
Looking to add ‘better-looking teeth’ to your New Year resolutions? The latest electric toothbrushes claim to be capable of treatments once available only in the dentist’s chair, from tooth whitening to scaling and polishing. But are they worth splashing out on? ANGELA EPSTEIN tried a selection for a week, while dentist Krystyna Wilczynski assessed them. … Read more
The world’s first vaccine against the novel coronavirus was designed in the US by January 13 and took just two days to develop. According to Moderna Inc’s website, Chinese authorities shared the genetic sequence of the virus on Saturday, January 11. Over the course of a weekend, Moderna’s infectious disease research team and the National Institutes … Read more
David Rhind was a prominent Scottish architect in the 1800s. Born in Edinburgh in 1808, was the son of a lawyer, John Rhind, while his mother was Marion Anderson. Rhind is believed to have left Edinburgh for London, learning his trade at the drawing office of Augustus Charles Pugin – an Anglo-French artist, architectural draughtsman and writer. … Read more