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Available for 27 daysLucy Porter is joined by John Tothill, Kyrah Gray and Amy Annette to talk all things current-ish events. Should politicians wear ties? Should children learn to read? And should we all now identify as Spanish? Hosted by Lucy Porter Written by Lucy Porter, Ruth Husko and Katie Sayer, with additional material by Mike Shephard Producer – Katie Sayer Assistant producer – Lorna Reader Executive producer – Victoria Lloyd A Mighty Bunny production for BBC Radio 4Programme WebsiteShow less Source link

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By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) – -owned ABC said on Thursday that the Federal Communications Commission’s threat to revoke the network’s broadcast licenses is part of an unprecedented campaign of intimidation over broadcast content the Trump administration dislikes. ABC said that the Trump administration agency’s nearly unprecedented decision to order an early license review of the eight Disney-owned ABC stations is a warning from the government to other media companies. “The retaliation against ABC is a signal to every media company in the country: accommodate the administration’s view of what news coverage should look like or pay the…

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Vernet’s patch instead monitors cores to look for situations where a busy thread would benefit from an improved clock rate. The patch then temporarily sets just that core to the “performance” setting until the workload slows enough to downshift back into energy-saving EPP mode. The nitty-gritty implementation at a kernel level gets pretty complicated—read through Vernet’s write-up for all the details. But the worst-case performance improvements seem clear in early testing. Vernet’s testing on Civilization VI benchmarks saw a 31.8 percent improvement in the “1% low” fps measurement, and 4.1 percent faster p99 frame generation times (i.e., the point where 99…

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Although the government has not made any announcements on the issue, Trump has praised what he perceives as a change of stance by the UK government. In a social media post, published the day before Burnham became prime minister,, external Trump wrote: “The People of Aberdeen, in Scotland, are dancing in the streets because the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has stated that he will be opening up, all the way, the invaluable North Sea Oil!”This week, when asked about his conversation with Burnham, Trump said: “He said he’s going to open up North Sea oil.”If he does that, you’re…

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Open AI CEO Sam Altman reacts as he attends the G7 summit, in Evian, eastern France, on June 17, 2026. Mandel Ngan | Afp | Getty ImagesOpenAI on Thursday announced it is slashing the price of two of its latest artificial intelligence models, GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna, roughly three weeks after their public release. The company is facing pressure to cater to a more cost-sensitive customer base, where enterprises have been less inclined to deploy expensive models without a clear picture of the return on their investments. It’s also working to fend off competition from Chinese startups and tech giants…

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The current row began after Polanski shared a single post on Instagram that contained a carousel of 20 pictures.The re-post was shared to Polanski’s 713,000 followers, because he accepted a request to tag him as a collaborator, which on the platform makes him a “co-author,” placing it on his page and into his followers’ feeds.Polanski said he had not noticed the offending image among the others on the post.According to him, he had accepted collaborator tags for eight other posts from the same event in Bristol alone.Reform UK leader Farage claimed the t-shirt amounted to incitement to murder and his…

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In this case, the team made a couple of key variations. The first is that it mostly performed what are called Clifford gates, which are relatively easy to simulate on classical hardware. But it sprinkled in a few non-Clifford gates (specifically T gates) of a specific type chosen in part because they are less prone to error. “Z rotations (including T gates) are special in our hardware: they are implemented by virtual frame tracking and do not add extra noise,” the paper said. But the T gates also help ensure that this is especially hard to simulate on a classical…

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During Thursday, some 117 protesters were arrested outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with Metropolitan Police saying the majority of arrests were for expressing support for the group.Scores of protesters had turned up there because they had expected to appear in court accused of allegedly showing support for the group at earlier public events. However, those cases had been listed in error. Many of the defendants said that they felt they had no choice but to turn up, despite the court and Metropolitan Police telling them not to do so. Palestine Action co-founder Ammori welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to hear her…

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