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Location : The M11 northbound between junctions J5 and J6 . Lane Closures : The hard shoulder and lane 1 are closed. Reason : Road traffic collision. Status : Currently Active. Time To Clear : The event is expected to clear between 16:45 and 17:00 on 14 March 2026. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 17:30 and 17:45 on 14 March 2026. Delay : There are currently delays of 1 hour against expected traffic. Lanes Closed : There is one of three lanes closed. Previous Reason : Following an earlier accident. Source link

For decades, all-inclusive safaris have followed the same schedule. Pre-dawn wake-up calls. Game drives that leave on time whether you’re ready or not. Structured mealtimes. Planned downtime. Communal meals. It’s a structure most accept as part of the deal. But what if that’s not the way a safari is meant to be enjoyed? As a born and bred South African, the safari holiday isn’t once-in-a-lifetime for me. It’s something of a routine. An annual, or even more frequent, event. And to be honest I’d never really questioned its structure. But during a recent stay at an ultra-luxury private villa in…

Gillingham travel to promotion-chasing Cambridge United in League 2 this afternoon looking to put their midweek mauling behind them.We’re also watching Ebbsfleet’s clash at leaders Dorking Wanderers in National League South and Maidstone’s game at home to Farnborough.There’s a Kent derby at Cheriton Road as Isthmian Premier champions-elect Folkestone Invicta entertain Dartford.Follow all the action as it happens in our live blog below (please allow up to 10 seconds to initially load): Source link

New research suggests human hair does not grow by being pushed out from the root as long believed. Instead, scientists found that hair is pulled upward by forces created by a hidden network of moving cells within the follicle. The discovery challenges decades of biology textbook explanations and could influence how researchers approach hair loss and hair regeneration. Researchers from L’Oréal Research & Innovation and Queen Mary University of London used advanced 3D live imaging to observe individual cells inside living human hair follicles maintained in laboratory culture. Their findings, published in Nature Communications, revealed that cells in the outer…

OpenAI offers app integrations in ChatGPT to allow you to connect your accounts directly to ChatGPT and ask the assistant to do things for you. For instance, with a Spotify integration, you can tell it to create personalized playlists that will show up right in your Spotify app. To get started, make sure you’re logged into ChatGPT. Then type the name of the app you want to use at the start of your prompt, and ChatGPT will guide you through signing in and connecting your account. If you want to set everything up at once, head over to the Settings…

Tech investor and former Coinbase chief technology officer Balaji Srinivasan has called on the crypto industry to develop more financial tools for refugees and stateless people.In a Saturday post on X, Srinivasan said the number of displaced individuals could grow as global conflicts intensify and economic migration increases. He pointed to examples ranging from Ukrainians fleeing war to workers leaving the Gulf countries amid regional tensions.“We should build more crypto tools for refugees and stateless people,” Srinivasan wrote, suggesting that blockchain-based systems can provide financial infrastructure when traditional institutions fail or become inaccessible.Srinivasan described crypto as “wartime mode for the…

Two veteran pothole campaigners, who recently held a birthday party for the long-standing pothole on Pevensey Garden in Worthing, have now celebrated a “major victory” after the road was resurfaced. Former councillor Martin McCabe and town crier Bob Smytherman, both of the Pothole Patrol, gathered in Pevensey Garden on yesterday to celebrate the completion of the long-awaited repairs. The duo popped the cork on a bottle of Prosecco and toasted what they described as a “huge win” for residents and local campaigning. Focus was brought on the street after the campaigners highlighted an eight-year-old pothole by throwing it a birthday…

Gillingham chairman Brad Galison has urged supporters to stick with them as they work on turning the club around.It’s taken longer than expected for the Galinsons to create a team capable of challenging for promotion from League 2 – with another season set to end without success.Gillingham owners Shannon and Brad Galinson Picture: @Julian_KPIThe Galinsons enjoyed a quick turnaround in form when husband and wife, Brad and Shannon, first took over as majority owners midway through the 2022/23 season, pumping money in and signing players to save the Gills from relegation into non-league.Since then, they’ve seen managers Neil Harris, Stephen…

Tell us about Boundless. What does your project do, and what value does it add?   There are five essential pillars for building applications in the blockchain space: scale, interoperability, security, privacy, and compliance. Whilst blockchain and distributed ledgers solve part of the problem, taking them to a point where they are applicable in the real world and competitive with Web2 products, zero knowledge has always been the last mile. Boundless is the universal ZK protocol. We bring scale, interoperability, and security to every chain, every developer, and every application. We are the world’s largest ZK protocol (not to be…

Saturday 14 March 2026 12:12 pm  |  Updated:  Saturday 14 March 2026 12:13 pm Labour’s Pat McFadden will deliver a speech on welfare on Monday. (Image: PA) The Labour government is set to hand businesses cash to hire benefits claimants in a bid to lower the number of under-25s not in education, employment and training, otherwise referred to as ‘Neets’. Pat McFadden, the work and pension secretary, will unveil a new £3,000 subsidy scheme  for employers taking on young people who have not been on Universal Credit for more than six months, it has been reported. McFadden is set to announce a string…