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How today's biggest movie blockbusters are made

How today's biggest blockbuster films are made

Tech Now visits Pinewood Studios to test the new technology shaping today's major franchises and blockbusters.

Football and tech

Is tech ruining the World Cup?

Is World Cup tech taking the human magic out of football?

How meal times affect your health

The time of day you have a meal and even how much you chew it can affect how many calories you get from it.

Is there an AI stock market bubble?

Despite the Iran war and rising inflation, US stock markets have continued to hit all-time highs this year.

Am I an AI deepfake?

AI fakery has been used to scam people out of large sums of money and even attempt to sway elections.

Come for Carnival, stay for the world-class steak

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US hiring slows down

Dollar slides on weaker than expected job growth

Edward Yardeni of Yardeni Research says the new jobs data makes a Fed rate hike less likely.

Queen Charlotte's succession crisis

How Queen Charlotte's matchmaking evaded a succession crisis

After her granddaughter's untimely death, Queen Charlotte had to race to secure an heir to the throne.

US markets fall amid Fed jitters

US markets fall amid Fed jitters

Alonso Munoz of Hamilton Capital Partners explains what investors can expect from Fed chair Kevin Warsh.

How to do beer gardens like a German

How to do German beer gardens without looking like a tourist

From bringing your own food to one-litre mugs, these are the implicit rules of traditional Bavarian beer gardens.

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Tech stocks see worst month of 2026

US stocks rise despite worst month for tech stocks

Julie Biel of Kayne Anderson Rudnick says it's hard to gauge where the biggest profits from AI will be seen.

The political satire of King George III

The crude Georgian-era art that took aim at Britain's king

Georgian-era artists used outrageous imagery to express their unfavourable views of King George III.

US stocks rebound after tech sell-off

US stocks rebound despite tech correction concerns

Eddie Ghabour of Key Advisors Wealth Management expects tech correction to continue over the summer.

Inside the chef Olympics

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At Bocuse d'Or, elite chefs compete in one of the world's most demanding culinary contests.

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Markets reflect concerns over AI

Wall Street reflects concern over AI costs

Dana D'Auria of Envestnet discusses the convergence of concerns around AI.

You slept fine. But then you checked your smartwatch

You slept fine. But then you checked your smartwatch.

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Living through a world of weather extremes

The science connecting extreme weather to human activity

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The secret WW2 magazine ridiculing Hitler's mother

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Why ancient Roman buildings last for millennia

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The rare medieval street about to reveal its secrets

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What will the energy cap changes mean for my bills?

Typical annual household bills rose by 13% under Ofgem's new energy cap which took effect on 1 July.

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