Rats learn to drive miniature cars and show enjoyment, study finds
Researchers at the University of Richmond in Virginia have discovered that rats can be trained to drive miniature cars and appear to enjoy the experience. The study, led by Professor Kelly Lambert, found that not only can rats learn to operate
UK considers social media ban for under-16s as Minister orders new research
The Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, has commissioned new research into the impact of social media and smartphone use on children, signalling that the UK may follow Australia’s lead in considering a social media ban for under-16s. Australia is pressing ahead with
Jaguar retires iconic ‘growler’ logo in electric rebrand to attract new generation
Jaguar is set to retire its renowned “growler” logo—the iconic teeth-baring big cat that has adorned its cars for decades—as part of a bold rebranding strategy aimed at attracting younger, wealthier, and more diverse customers. The move comes as the British
UK inflation rises to 2.3% in October on higher energy costs
UK inflation climbed to a six-month high in October, surpassing the Bank of England’s 2% target, driven primarily by increased household energy bills. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 2.3% last
Vintage teddy bear sales soar amid Paddington Bear revival
Sales of vintage teddy bears have surged dramatically as nostalgia grips the collectibles market ahead of the release of Paddington in Peru next month. Vintage Cash Cow, the UK’s leading marketplace for pre-loved treasures, has reported a remarkable increase in demand