With 22% of the UK regularly consuming electrolytes, one question comes to mind: do you actually need them? In light of the rising trend of electrolytes that now flood supermarket shelves and shoppers baskets, Dr. Kathryn Basford at ZAVA, has revealed exactly what electrolytes are
Londoners are turning to shared e-bikes for their daily commutes this summer, as new data from Forest reveals users of its Forest Flex subscription are completing an average of over 10,000 rides per day. Forest Flex is designed to offer riders greater flexibility when travelling
As young Londoners consider their next steps following A-level and GCSE Results Days, new research shows they are increasingly focused on practical career opportunities, with almost quarter (26%) saying the chance to earn while they learn is a key factor when choosing a career. Against
Brought together to showcase the best of Northern Irish musical talent while sharing the country’s passion for a new future, Emmy Award-winning group The Shamrocks are preparing for their debut UK tour this autumn. After wowing audiences across the globe – from the Sydney Opera
Former Home Office Minister Tom Pursglove has branded the Liberal Democrats’ call for the UK to join the EU’s migration and asylum pact “completely naive”, telling GB News that a previous European returns system failed to deliver significant numbers of migrant returns. The Liberal Democrats
The majority of Brits don’t know UK restaurants, pubs and cafes may be serving imported, lower-welfare eggs from hens reared in conditions that have been illegal in British farming for more than a decade. As concerns around the sourcing of imported eggs grow, RSPCA Assured
A novel AI system capable of recognising yoga poses with high accuracy could pave the way for more effective digital coaching tools, rehab platforms and movement-monitoring applications. A new study, co-authored by the University of East London (UEL), analysed four novel AI models and their
Results Day just got a little tastier, as Slim Chickens is giving away FREE chicken to GCSE students. For one day only on Thursday 20th August, students can head to participating Slim Chickens restaurants, show their GCSE results and get three of Slim Chickens’ famous
China’s new wave of AI hardware exports offers investors a hedge against Wall Street’s “dangerously circular” artificial intelligence trade, affirms the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory and asset management organisations. Nigel Green of deVere Group comments as fresh analysis maps
An incredible new compilation, ‘Kenion Street’, features fresh interpretations of tracks by legendary acts like the Stone Roses, The Fall, New Order, The Chameleons and more; all of whom recorded iconic tracks at Suite 16 and Cargo Studios on Kenion Street, Rochdale. Alcopop records have