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Future of first Bramley apple tree in doubt as cottage where it stands is sold

Campaigners had hoped to buy property from Nottingham Trent University to maintain public access

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners ‘gobsmacked’ as garden containing original Bramley apple tree sold

The famous tree has spawned millions of saplings worldwide

The Independent UK

A second wave of Iran energy shocks is about to hit Asia and the wider world. Why aren’t markets reacting?

“The market has been complacent,” Chen Chien-Ming, an associate professor at NTU, says, blaming investors' "wishful thinking that the war will soon end.”

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Asia’s AI playbook gets a reality check as the Iran war sends energy prices higher and snarls supply chains

“The scaling laws that have driven the AI boom are fundamentally peacetime constructs.”

Fortune

The Iran war is accelerating plans for Southeast Asia to go nuclear. Experts say it won’t be easy

Southeast Asia’s only nuclear plant never got used after allegations of corruption. The region is trying again, 50 years later, amid a new oil shock.

Fortune

Grab expands to Taiwan, its first non-Southeast Asian market, with $600 million Foodpanda deal

Grab CEO Anthony Tan calls Taiwan a “natural next step” as the superapp enters a high-growth, dense market.

Fortune

Trump suggests postponing his key meeting with Xi Jinping by ‘a month or so,’ as Iran overtakes China on the U.S.’s agenda

Analysts say the U.S. President’s decision appears driven by the Iran conflict, and a need to manage the fallout in energy markets.

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Australia will start banning kids from social media this week—and Malaysia is getting ready to do the same

Other countries are considering less drastic ways to control teenagers' social media use. On Nov. 30, Singapore said it would ban the use of smartphones on secondary school campuses.

Fortune

Celebrities are cloning their pets – but the procedure risks animals’ health and wellbeing

Pets just don’t live long enough. We spend time, emotion, energy and lots of money caring for them, all while knowing we’ll invariably outlive them.

The Conversation

Marjorie Taylor Greene will qualify for a congressional pension - by a matter of days - after she resigns from office

The pension is a drop in the bucket compared to Greene’s net worth

The Independent UK

Autistic dogs? Neurodiversity in our pets and what it might mean for us

I live with several cocker spaniels. They are smart and affectionate, but sometimes air-headed, impulsive and extremely sensitive. It’s common for friends to describe my dogs as “having ADHD” as one of my canine whirlwinds whizz past.

The Conversation

Scientists develop new cooling sunscreen from an unusual ingredient

Camellia pollen-based sunscreen will have no allergy issues and help tackle pollution, inventors say

The Independent UK

Pets on skinny jabs? Here’s how to help them lose weight naturally

Losing weight is hard. Anyone who has tried to lose weight and keep it off will describe how difficult it can be. If your pet is a little more rotund than is healthy, then helping them regain and retain their waistline can be even trickier.

The Conversation

'Pregnancy robot from China' is fake, but is the technology behind it possible?

A story circulating on social media this week featured a seemingly made-up scientist who is developing an equally imaginary "pregnancy robot." Virality ensued.

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The Conversation

Pets can get sunburned too – what you need to know

While there is good awareness of the potential dangers of pets overheating in high temperatures during summer months, recognising that the sunburn itself can be a source of harm is also important.

The Conversation

Pets get hay fever too – how to spot it and manage it

Summer often brings with it the unmistakable sniffles and sneezes of hay fever. As plants and trees release pollen into the air, many of us start to feel the effects – itchy eyes, runny noses and general discomfort. But hay fever doesn’t just affect people – our pets can suffer…

Reason

Trump's Tax Plans: Good, Bad, Ugly?

Plus: Trump endorses Larry Hogan, violent crime decreases, and more...

The Independent UK

Malevolent traits may be important for athletic success – study

But these traits could negatively impact relationships with coaches, researchers suggest.

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UK Scientists Develop Bra-Integrated Breast Cancer Monitoring System

Researchers are developing a bra-insert device that uses electric currents to monitor breast tumours in real-time and detect growth as small as 2mm.

The Guardian - UK

UK scientists working on breast cancer monitor fitted in bra

Researchers at Nottingham Trent University hope device used at home will improve tracking of tumours

PC Gamer

AI chatbots trained to jailbreak other chatbots, as the AI war slowly but surely begins

Yep, it sure is turtles all the way down.

The Independent UK

Kate says she would ‘love to be a student again’ during university visit

The Princess of Wales was visiting Nottingham to see how students were supported following World Mental Health Day on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

University remembers ‘down-to-earth’ former chancellor Sir Michael Parkinson

Nottingham Trent University said Sir Michael was taken by its ‘mission’ to transform the lives of students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Fortune

Nvidia’s CEO told college graduates to prepare to work with an “A.I. copilot” to succeed at their future jobs

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged businesses and workers to take advantage of A.I. to “supercharge” their performance.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham's Creative Quarter company closing after ten years

The company says its joint owners, Nottingham City Council and Nottingham Trent University, have agreed it is an 'opportune time' for the company to end operations

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