Новости за 14.05.2023

What looks like a production line in a UK scrapyard is actually taking cars apart rather than building them – part of efforts to create a more sustainable car industry

The Tory MP who helped block efforts for more homes to be built has admitted the housing crisis has not affected anyone close to her.

Brits have been told to brace for soaring temperatures of up to 35C as an African plume makes its way to the UK – and weather forecasters have now revealed when we might see the change

We begin today with Fariba Nawa of The Christian Science Monitor and her preview of today’s presidential and parlimentary elections in Turkey.

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Start-up plans to create global identification system through iris scans to enable access to free global currency

Privatisation has not delivered on its promises, but it is not clear that the state would be a more reliable custodian

Technology-focused hedge fund aims to return money to investors by tapping secondary market

Billionaire investor says higher interest rates and slower growth are about to put $1.5tn market to the test

TIME spoke with Nadella about Microsoft’s principles around AI, how the technology could transform work, and what safeguards should look like

While his son no longer plays for the team, Karl Subban retired after 29 years at his job, in part to honour his favourite Hab: Ken Dryden.

Buffalo residents say the supermarket shooter being put in prison isn't enough — they want more justice.

Pompano Beach will now decide between two developers to build what will become the future downtown.

The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum of Afghanistan will announce tenders for oil and gas fields soon. The acting minister of Mines and Petroleum, Shahabuddin Delawar, announced on Sunday that the ministry would shortly begin the bedding process to extract some of the oil and gas fields in the country soon. Delawar brought up this […]

With social isolation on the rise and reduced social support, many experts are now referring to loneliness as a public health crisis.

Experts are still evaluating whether the old gray bunker can be saved. If they declare the building a total loss, there’s a proposal for a new City Hall waiting in the wings. Renderings show a spaceship-like mirrored building up to 388 feet high, with as many as 18 floors.

It's a crucial match at both ends of the table as the relegation-threatened Toffees take on the EPL leaders.

In major Chinatowns, luxury development and public-use projects have altered the fabric of these historic communities.

Researchers developed a new sponge that can remove metals—including toxic heavy metals like lead and critical metals like cobalt—from contaminated water, leaving safe, drinkable water behind.

5/14 Cup of Coffee: Ceddanne Rafaela's (pictured) six steals provided some early fireworks, while Grant Gambrell and Blaze Jordan led Greenville to a close win later in the day. Ryan Fitzgerald went deep for Worcester, while Roman Anthony was solid in a sloppy game for Salem. 

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Health groups say the move could devastate a nursing workforce that is plagued by staffing shortages.

The program is divided into 3 levels (2 levels and ½ level in an attic) to limit the ground coverage and to value the land in the heart of the town. Biosourced materials are used in combination with other materials.

Google’s generative AI chatbot Bard took center stage at the company’s I/O conference. The company’s answer to Siri was left backstage.

This timepiece is crafted from recycled aluminum capsules and used coffee grounds.

Housewifery is hard work: taxing, by all accounts; isolating, by default; unwaged, by design. That is until 2006, when five women in Orange County were reportedly each given a few thousand dollars to be Housewives, Real Housewives, on cable television. They tottered, top-heavy, around Coto de Caza, their gated community, got Botox and went to […]