Somerset hospital evacuated after fire breaks out – ‘lots of sirens all morning’
A fire erupted at one of the wards at the hospital.
Month: March 2026
Babcock hosts engineering festival for future engineers
More than 400 pupils and teachers from across Bristol and the South West took part in engineering and technology activities this week as part of Babcock’s national Festival of Engineering. The two-day event, held in Bristol to coincide with World Engineering Day on 4 March, forms part of a wider series of events also taking […]
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Google’s Epic settlement term sheet prohibits Tim Sweeney from criticizing Google’s app policies until at least September 2032 and mandates he praise them (Sean Hollister/The Verge)
Sean Hollister / The Verge:
Google’s Epic settlement term sheet prohibits Tim Sweeney from criticizing Google’s app policies until at least September 2032 and mandates he praise them — Google has finally muzzled Tim Sweeney….
Taiwan opposition backs over US$11 billion for US arms, but no ‘blank cheque’
Taiwan has spent billions upgrading its defences as China increases military pressure on the island.
Who are the Kurds and why are they helping in war against Iran?
If the Kurds become directly involved in the conflict, it could mark the first time a large ground force joins the fighting.
Early signs of LNG cargoes diverting to Asia, Kpler says
Ballast vessels holding off Oman are starting to shift away from region, including two destined for Dubai-based yard
LeakBase Cybercrime Forum Shut Down, Suspects Arrested
The stolen credential marketplace had been active since 2021 and in late 2025 it counted 142,000 users.
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Islamic State supporter jailed for 13-years over stabbing of tourist at Berlin Holocaust memorial
The now 20-year-old Islamic State supporter used a knife to stab a 30-year-old Spanish tourist in the neck
‘Roti-Beti’ Relationship: How Ordinary Indians And Nepalis Are Intertwined
For years, ordinary Nepalis and Indians have been connected through work, remittances, and family links across the open border.
Amid relentless US and Israeli strikes, Iran seeks to ‘wreak havoc across the region’
As the US war on Iran rages, Angela Diffley welcomes Dr Renad Mansour, Senior Research Fellow on the Middle East and North Africa program at Chatham House. Iran is operating in “survival mode,” explains Mr. Mansour. For decades, Iran relied heavily on…