The plastics lurking in your cuppa: Tea bags release BPA, plasticisers and up to 2,500 microplastic particles into your brew, study warns

Daily Mail - Oct 28, 2026

A piping hot cup of tea might be a comforting start to the day, but scientists have issued a 'critical warning' that your brew could be bursting with plastics.

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Delhi Liquor Booking app launched: How to order online and 48-hour collection rule explained

Oct 28, 2026

Delhi Liquor Booking app launched: How to order online and 48-hour collection rule explained

Delhi has launched the Delhi Liquor Booking app ahead of Diwali, allowing eligible customers to book liquor online from 208 DSIIDC-operated outlets across the city.

Super El Niño's biggest victims: Ominous map reveals where deadly heat could kill the most people - as scientists warn 370,000 lives are at risk

Oct 28, 2026

Super El Niño's biggest victims: Ominous map reveals where deadly heat could kill the most people - as scientists warn 370,000 lives are at risk

An ominous map shows where Super El Niño's deadly heat could kill the most people, as the phenomenon continues to ramp up in the Pacific Ocean.

Where did Earth's water come from? Scientists make major breakthrough as they find our planet was completely DRY when it formed

Oct 28, 2026

Where did Earth's water come from? Scientists make major breakthrough as they find our planet was completely DRY when it formed

Earth's oceans are unique in the solar system and essential for life, but experts say that our planet wasn't always so blue.

How Travelers Use Convertio to Handle Documents, Photos and Videos on the Move

Oct 28, 2026

How Travelers Use Convertio to Handle Documents, Photos and Videos on the Move

Learn how Convertio helps travelers fix file format issues with visa photos, travel documents and videos. Get practical tips before your next trip.

Meet the world's first 'psycho boss': Scientists say 17th century mutinous merchant Jeronimus Cornelisz displayed all the traits of a corporate psychopath

Oct 28, 2026

Meet the world's first 'psycho boss': Scientists say 17th century mutinous merchant Jeronimus Cornelisz displayed all the traits of a corporate psychopath

A merchant who oversaw the murders of 100 men, women and children after a shipwreck 400 years ago may have been the world's first corporate psychopath, scientists say.

IATA Highlights Priorities to Create Value from Digitalization

Oct 28, 2026

IATA Highlights Priorities to Create Value from Digitalization

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlighted the challenge to turn advances in digitalization across airline retailing, payments, and digital identity into even better passenger journeys and a more efficient, financially resilient industry. “Today, a traveler can use AI to plan a trip. They can pay with a digital wallet and use biometrics for a more seamless journey at the airport. The challenge now is realizing the value that these innovations can create to make travel more efficient and improve financial resilience,” said Sandrine Le Borgne, IATA Interim Director General, CFO and Senior Vice President, Corporate Services, speaking at the opening of the IATA World Financial Symposium and World Passenger Symposium in Macao.

Four digital hosts welcome IMEX visitors in 26 languages

Oct 28, 2026

Four digital hosts welcome IMEX visitors in 26 languages

Visitors to the NewMedia Creative Technology Studiostand at IMEX America 2026 could choose a quiz topic, ask about the company, receive a compliment or invite a prediction about their future. Each choice opened a conversation with one of four animated digital characters in AI HOST, a format the studio develops for events and brand activations. A 12 ft high LED wall gave the chosen character a visible presence on the show floor. A touchscreen console and microphone provided the point of interaction. Participants entered their name before speaking, allowing the character to address them directly, and could ask follow-up questions as the conversation developed.

What’s new in iOS 27.2: New Siri AI languages, 160+ security fixes and CarPlay upgrades

Oct 28, 2026

What’s new in iOS 27.2: New Siri AI languages, 160+ security fixes and CarPlay upgrades

Apple’s iOS 27.2 adds Siri AI memory, five new beta languages, CarPlay and FaceTime changes, and 160+ security fixes. See what’s new and why to update.

Bald eagle that survived lead poisoning flies again

Oct 28, 2026

Bald eagle that survived lead poisoning flies again

Two bald eagles returned to the Cape Breton Highlands earlier this week. One bird spent the last two years recovering from lead poisoning. The CBC's Ethan Hunt was there to see their release.

COP17 nears conclusion as negotiators make progress but face hurdles

Oct 28, 2026

COP17 nears conclusion as negotiators make progress but face hurdles

COP17 nears conclusion as negotiators make progress but face hurdles

AE Expeditions’ Antarctic trial reveals promising fuel savings using AI-powered ocean technology

Oct 28, 2026

AE Expeditions’ Antarctic trial reveals promising fuel savings using AI-powered ocean technology

Australian-owned expedition operator AE Expeditions has announced the expansion of its partnership with ocean technology company CounterCurrent, following an Antarctic trial of AI-powered ocean forecasting technology aboard its newest purpose-built expedition ship, Douglas Mawson. The collaboration is exploring how artificial intelligence and real-time ocean data can help vessels navigate more efficiently, optimise fuel consumption and reduce emissions, supporting AE Expeditions’ commitment to responsible exploration.

How Lao Gan Ma, China’s iconic chilli brand, got caught in an AI storm

Oct 28, 2026

How Lao Gan Ma, China’s iconic chilli brand, got caught in an AI storm

For three decades, Lao Gan Ma’s glass jars, bearing the stern portrait of founder Tao Huabi, have been a fixture on Chinese dinner tables and a symbol of traditional food manufacturing. This week, however, the iconic chilli sauce has become an unlikely focus of public anxiety over artificial intelligence. Online rumours that the Guizhou-based company had replaced hundreds of factory workers with AI went viral, prompting boycott threats and highlighting growing public unease over the impact of...

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