This atomic clock is so precise it can detect how gravity changes time. Scientists now want to take it outside the lab and measure tiny shifts across Earth

US midterm elections 2026: 34.8 million Americans are voting in new house districts; here's how redistricting changed the map

U.S. midterm elections 2026 are happening after an unusual wave of mid-decade congressional redistricting changed House district boundaries in many states. A Protect Democracy analysis discovered that 34.8 million Americans, or around one in 10 people, currently live in a different congressional district than they did during the 2024 election cycle.

Dusk reduces 'big enough for two' £247 loveseat that looks similar to £1,300 Sofology version

"I bought this because we needed some extra space and I can't believe how good the quality is for the price. It's big enough to seat two (smaller people) and a really big comfy seat for one person!"

Not your ordinary vegetable: Study reveals 7 incredible facts about lauki that may make you think twice before ignoring it

Bottle gourd, or lauki, may be an everyday vegetable, but its history and uses are far more fascinating than they seem. From being used as containers thousands of years ago and potentially travelling across oceans to serving as a resonating chamber in musical instruments, the humble gourd has played several roles beyond the kitchen. Its high water content, use in traditional desserts and an important safety warning about unusually bitter bottle gourd make these seven lesser-known facts worth knowing.

Emmerdale fans frustrated over change in Kim Tate

It comes as Joe Tate refuses to bond with his newborn son

Martin Lewis issues warning to anyone planning to draft their own will

Wills are often more complicated than people might think, Martin Lewis warns

On his 11th round of chemo, he's raised £9k for The Christie - but 'just wants an Oasis ticket'

"They've been so fantastic"

India at the UN: The elusive permanent spot

India's pursuit of a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council is bolstered by backing from four European nations. Acknowledged for its vast population and rising economic clout, India stands out despite its absence of veto power. In the ongoing 81st session of the UN General Assembly, significant support remains evident, as Pew surveys indicate India's favorable global perception even amidst discontent towards the UN from others.

India at the UN: The elusive permanent spot

India's pursuit of a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council is bolstered by backing from four European nations. Acknowledged for its vast population and rising economic clout, India stands out despite its absence of veto power. In the ongoing 81st session of the UN General Assembly, significant support remains evident, as Pew surveys indicate India's favorable global perception even amidst discontent towards the UN from others.

Coronation Street fans spot emotional move to 'replace' character in Debbie Webster storyline

There was an emotional move in the latest episode of Corrie as Debbie Webster's health continues to deteriorate

‘Will you resist Trump?’: Sen. Murphy puts FDA nominee Overton on the spot over Independence

Heywood crash RECAP as air ambulance lands after young boy hit by car and man arrested - latest updates

Emergency services raced to the scene

Centre seeks prospective application of SC verdict on OBC creamy-layer criteria

The Supreme Court has agreed to review the Centre's request for prospective application of its March 11 verdict. The verdict determined that parental income alone cannot exclude candidates from the OBC creamy-layer. The Centre seeks a two-year window to implement the court's ruling without disrupting current recruitment processes. Aishwarya Bhati argued that immediate application could lead to administrative chaos and affect candidates not involved in litigation.