Cybersecurity and autonomous driving laboratoriesBut as well as cars’ passive safety (crash protection), Geely has also built labs tailored to testing their active safety features. Advertisement - Article continues belowAnother is dedicated to examining how new cars stand up to the increasing threat of cyber attacks. The main one is a climatic wind tunnel with a four-metre diameter fan that can replicate speeds of up to 155mph, creating temperatures from -40 to 60 degrees, and rain and snow, all in one room. [Real-world] tests aren’t repeatable 100 per cent of the time either, but they can be done with the climatic wind tunnel.”Finally, next door to an altitude environmental wind tunnel. And of course, being able to do this from the tech centre reduces the need for on-road testing so more development can take place behind closed doors.

Tower Hamlets has seen the capital's highest surge in Chinese homebuyers over the last five years, according to new statistics. And, as per estate agent figures, 1,119 Chinese nationals have bought homes in Tower Hamlets since 2020. He said: “A large part of the increase may be from Hong Kong residents, especially due to the British National (Overseas) visa scheme. “If I were to suggest a reason why Tower Hamlets is attractive, it may be linked to Canary Wharf. Over the same time period, the number of homes owned by Hong Kong nationals increased by 23 per cent, or 2,372.

NEW DELHI: Mark Tully, one of the most well-known journalists to report from India, died at a private hospital in Delhi on Sunday. He had been unwell for some time and was admitted to Max Hospital in Saket last week.Born in 1935 in Tollygunge, Kolkata, to British parents, Tully spent his early childhood in India. In the late 1930s, he was not allowed to socialise with local people. Ironically, India later became the centre of his life’s work.He studied at a boarding school in Darjeeling before being sent to England for further education. In a 2001 interview with the BBC after being selected for knighthood, Tully described England as “a very miserable place… dark and drab, without the bright skies of India”.The BBC reintroduced Tully to India in 1964 when it appointed him its New Delhi correspondent.

The acts of betrayal and the violence launched against them by the state still leave a very bitter taste today. It is never too early to prepare, and we have to recognise that in some instances there is nothing some employers won’t do and indeed some governments won’t do. It is only the trade union movement that can collectively ensure workers get their piece of the pie. We want to prepare for what is coming down the track in the next five to 10 years. Unite will continue to tell the government that it needs to deliver the jobs for workers to transition into.

If President Trump chose to take control of this Arctic island, the administration said, it would be his for the taking. In Nuuk on Friday, after visiting with local leaders at a government office on the main boulevard of Greenland’s capital, Frederiksen embraced locals fearful of an imperialist United States. “An unpredictable and unfriendly United States threatening to use force against a fellow NATO ally was unthinkable. “There’s no point in being soft anymore,” Belgium’s prime minister told the local press. On Friday, Trump disinvited Carney from joining his “Board of Peace,” an organization that Trump founded primarily to assist in the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.

TLDRThis article from The Guardian discusses how US allies are turning to China for stability due to perceived unpredictability in US policy under Trump. China's charm offensive includes fostering relationships with leaders from Ireland, Canada, and the UK, while European nations seek to balance their dependence on China with concerns over national security and human rights.

REFLECT on the Wapping dispute four decades later and many things come to mind. Rupert Murdoch’s influence on trade union law was apparent then and since. Its plans for the trade unions were set out in the Stepping Stones Report and the Ridley Report, both in 1977. It gave workers the upper hand in “wage share,” ie the proportion of GDP going to wages rather than profits. The Wapping dispute played, therefore, a historically important part in the establishment of the neoliberal economy which, as we now see, has reduced Britain to penury.

Forty-nine days later, Juventus and Napoli meet again. Juventus get a shot at revenge against the defending Serie A champions less than two months after Napoli handed the Bianconeri their first loss under Luciano Spalletti. If not for that loss to Cagliari, Juventus would have entered this weekend’s showdown in Turin with the chance to jump over Napoli in the Serie A standings. JUVENTUS PLAYER TO WATCHBig games call for big players to potentially do big player things. This season, that has only continued, seemingly looking like he’s on the cusp of stardom for a Juventus team that is desperate for that kind of building block.

Neoliberalism was created after World War II, and I stress the point, it was a deliberate construction. Markets allocate power according to wealth, and wealth is not fairly distributed, so markets cannot reflect equality with regard to freedom. Neoliberalism could not work, though, in a world where post-war economics met people's needs, and the welfare state offered freedom from fear. When full employment and public investment mattered, then there was no prospect for neoliberalism, and then the 1970s arrived. It has turned citizenship into consumption, and now neoliberalism is dying.

Jan 25, 2026 16:00:00What is the 'way to survive winter' from a psychological perspective? Top tips for getting through winter months—and they're not what you thinkhttps://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-01-winter-months-theyre.htmlWinter is coming … but don't panic! Homer argues that the need to slow down during the winter months is a biological need, not a personal flaw. Avoiding overly bright lighting indoors and using candles and indirect lighting to create a cozy winter space promotes psychological relaxation. In fact, they say you can rewire negative thought patterns by consciously focusing on the beauty of winter, such as the golden winter light filtering through the clouds, the birds perching on your windowsill, and the light reflecting off streetlights.

TLDRArsenal secured a crucial 2-0 victory over Chelsea in the Women's Super League, with goals from Beth Mead and Mariona Caldentey, narrowing the gap to league leaders Manchester City to just one point.

Juventus’ reported deal for Youssef En-Nesyri has hit a bit of a road block. A big part of that is because his former club, Sevilla, has reportedly come back into the fold and is now an option for him to go to this month. As Agresti said, Juventus aren’t going to just sit around and wait for an answer from En-Nesyri. Once Monday arrives, there will be one more week remaining in the winter transfer window. Juve need time to pivot, and there’s only so much time for them to actually bring in another striker during the winter window.

SynopsisBritain is establishing a new National Police Service, referred to as 'the British FBI'. This new force will consolidate national crime fighting efforts. It aims to modernize policing and address serious criminal activities. The move is part of significant reforms to improve law enforcement across the country. Local forces will focus on everyday offenses.

TLDRThe first round of trilateral meetings between Ukraine, Russia, and the US has shown 'a lot of progress' towards peace, according to a US official. Despite new Russian attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv, the talks would resume on 1 February. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said 'a lot was discussed, and it is important that the conversations were constructive'. However, Russia was criticised for launching drone and missile attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv during peace talks in Abu Dhabi.

Talking TacticsLiverpool trotted out a 4-2-2-2 in today’s match, which saw some time in that aforementioned Champions League tilt against Marseille. In the early going of the match, Liverpool looked dangerous and were in a position to exploit space created behind Bournemouth’s fullbacks due to how high both Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez were played. Which is to say that they didn’t look particularly incisive nor did they look particularly inept over the course of the match. But fine is what gets you dumped out of the Champions League spaces and, maybe, entirely out of Europe. What Happens NextLiverpool are going to need to cobble together a set of wins here not only to re-capture their hold on the Champions League places in the league, but also to advance as deep as possible in the current Champions League and FA Cup tournaments.