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Actor and wrestler Grado, who plays fan-favourite character Alan in the BBC comedy, shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse from the cast’s first read-through on Instagram. Posting a snap alongside his co-stars, he wrote: “First readthrough of Two Doors Down Live at the @ovohydro! The script’s a belter. Roll on September and October!” He tagged fellow cast members Joy McAvoy, Jamie Quinn, Elaine C Smith, Arabella Weir, Jonathan Watson, Kieran Hodgson, Alex Norton and Doon Mackichan. The image has delighted fans eager for the return of the beloved comedy, which is set and filmed in Glasgow and has become one of Scotland’s…
“This is an extremely worrying situation.”Drug paraphernalia at Writer’s Square off North Street in Belfast City CentreA councillor has called for an urgent response from all relevant agencies after four drug overdoses occurred within five days on the streets of Belfast.Independent councillor Paul McCusker, who also founded The People’s Kitchen homeless outreach charity, said all four incidents required an emergency response from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service and hospital treatment.However, he said it is particularly concerning that naloxone, the medication used to reverse opioid overdoses, did not appear to be effective in some of these cases, raising fears about the…
Over the past 80 years, America’s bold, sustained investment in scientific research, and the discoveries, ideas and innovations that flowed from it made America a world leader. The nation’s scientific leadership has been essential to our shared prosperity and national security, and delivered real benefits for all Americans.On June 16, Scientific American released a special section, “The Young American Scientists,” which celebrates early-career professionals actively engaged in scientific research, and features commentary from MIT faculty on why they continue to be so devoted to curiosity-driven science, demonstrating how their hard work and dedication make Americans safer, healthier, and more prosperous. Among…
Consumers who pay for AI have been increasingly choosing Anthropic’s Claude, trend data from credit card transaction analysis company Indagari shows. This is a sign that the AI lab has a wider and healthier set of customers than the niche it is generally considered to command — enterprise and startup developers using Claude Code. Indagari analyzes billions of anonymized credit card transactions from about 28 million U.S. consumers. So while that data can’t give us absolute numbers about Anthropic’s revenue or total customers, it is a large enough sampling to spot trends. And the trend, in Anthropic’s case, is up…
Location : The A628 eastbound between the A57 and the junction with the A616 . Reason : Road Management. Status : Currently Active. Lanes Closed : All lanes are closed. Source link
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $60,000, a key psychological support, on Thursday as losses in megacap technology stocks weighed on investors’ broader risk appetite, adding pressure to an already fragile crypto market.BTC/USD vs. Nasdaq and S&P 500 daily performance chart. Source: TradingViewThe decline has triggered a classic bearish reversal setup that may push the BTC price under the $54,000 mark in the coming days.Key takeaways:Bitcoin’s break below $60,000 has erased its June gains and activated multiple bearish setups.Bitcoin’s rounded top and daily bear flag breakdowns are both projecting a downside target below $54,000.BTC’s rounded top breakdown signals more pain aheadThe BTC/USD…
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Reports from earlier this month say that Uber spent a year’s worth of its AI budget in just four months, according to Bloomberg. This comes after the e-hailing and delivery platform announced that it had been using tools such as Claude Code and Cursor to help run and speed up the company’s code. Praveen Neppalli, Uber’s CTO, explained in an earlier tweet: “Agentic software engineering adoption is on fire at Uber. 1,800 code changes per week are now written entirely by Uber’s internal background coding agent, and 95% of our engineers now use AI every month across all the tools…
Energy storage startup Base Power began selling its massive home battery systems to residents of Illinois yesterday, Canary Media reported. Crucially, it’ll be the startup’s first foray into the grid territory operated by PJM Interconnection, the largest U.S. grid operator by territory, and one that has particularly struggled to cope with an onslaught of new data centers. Beyond Illinois, PJM’s territory includes Northern Virginia, one of the densest data center regions on the planet. That density, coupled with a paucity of new generating sources, has caused wholesale electricity prices in PJM to nearly double over the past year. The power…
Two micrograms is an almost unimaginably small amount. It weighs less than a tiny fragment of a grain of table salt. Yet adults need only around this amount of vitamin B12 each day, depending on the guideline used, to support red blood cells, nerves and DNA production. In 2026, it is 100 years since George Minot and William Murphy reported that a liver-rich diet could treat pernicious anemia, then a frequently fatal disease. Their work transformed medicine and eventually led scientists to identify vitamin B12 as the substance in liver that treated the disease. But the route to that breakthrough…
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