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Tesla Cuts Traditional FM Radio on Base Model 3
Tesla is pushing its cost-cutting efforts a step further by quietly stripping terrestrial radio tuners out of its most affordable electric vehicles. The move first made waves in the U.S. when Tesla introduced a stripped-back Model 3 Standard trim…
New George Russell evidence as untelevised team radio heartbreak emerges
Untelevised team radio footage from the Bahrain Grand Prix has revealed that George Russell reported a problem with his Mercedes engine moments before his retirement in Malaysia. Russell stopped in the closing stages of Sunday's race at Sepang…
Two explosions, two fires under investigation in Sheldon - Radio Iowa
Authorities are investigating three seperate fire calls over two weeks in the industrial district of a northwest Iowa town. It all started on September 21st with an explosion that caused major damage at the Kent Nutrition feed mill in Sheldon.
Radio Interview: Franciscan spirituality and the 800th anniversary of Francis' death - Catholic Review
In this Oct. 4, 2026, episode of Catholic Review Radio, host Rita Buettner explores the life, legacy and enduring spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi as the Church marks the 800th anniversary of his death. Through conversations with Conventual…
Radio signal detected for the first time from a planet outside our solar system - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
(CNN) — Astronomers say they have directly detected the first-ever radio emission from a planet outside the solar system. The signal, however, is evidence of a colossal magnetic field — not intelligent life. “I know radio…
Birmingham distiller fears for future after English whisky status
The co-founder of Birmingham's first licensed whisky distillery says he fears for the future of his business after English whisky gained protected status. Anthony Dillon, who runs Spirit of Birmingham in South Yardley with his sister, Joanie, said…
Blackheath Village car park plans risks market, campaigners say
JPA Architects/ Acorn Property Group Campaigners say they are worried the redevelopment of a car park next to Blackheath Station would mean the end of the area's popular farmers' market. John Barron, of The Blackheath Society, a residents group…
Sainsbury's £12 green mushroom lamp is the on-trend and affordable fix for avoiding the big light
If there's one element of our homes we would gladly do away with and never see again, it's the big light. Large, looming and always giving a slightly clinical feel to a room. The light the big overhead light gives off just takes away any chance of…
Steve Jobs spent his entire life seeing the future. Then came his last words
Jobs loved photography and demanded that each successive iPhone contain better and better cameras. These two trends — music and photography — led to a third transformation which goes by the clumsy term…
Two years after Hurricane Helene, survivors are taking lessons for the future
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and BPR, a public radio station serving western North Carolina. In the days and weeks after Hurricane Helene, people throughout western North Carolina and beyond found themselves…
Mark Chapman's wife's tragic death, charity stunts and new Kelly Cates romance
Mark Chapman has long been a comforting, authoritative staple on British TV and radio. Over the years, he has cemented his status as one of the country's best - and most beloved - sports broadcasters. Best known for his seamless stewardship of…
Passenger criticises response to Lewes train derailment
A passenger on a train which derailed near Lewes in East Sussex has criticised the rail industry's response, both immediately afterwards, and in the weeks since the incident which injured 22 people. Rob Bradley and his six-year-old daughter were…
Durham council developing AI to process use of AI in info requests
A council is building AI tools to help it process freedom of information (FOI) requests that are increasingly being written by AI. Durham County Council's corporate data and insight manager Kim Teasdale said more residents were using AI to send in…
Durham council developing AI to process use of AI in info requests
Jason Arunn Murugesu North East and Cumbria A council is building AI tools to help it process freedom of information (FOI) requests that are increasingly being written by AI. Durham County Council's corporate data and insight manager Kim Teasdale…
Liverpool podcast - The Red Kop: 'Electric' Anfield for Man City visit
On the latest The Red Kop podcast, BBC Radio Merseyside's Carl Woodward, Ian Kennedy and Mike Hughes discuss the build-up to the hotly anticipated tie at Anfield between Liverpool and Manchester City, Bradley Barcola. Take in a clip above, listen…
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