NATO is using sea drones to help defend subsea cables. European officials have accused Russia of sabotaging the cables. The cables carry power and internet data. NATO is deploying sea drones to help ...

Current policy only guarantees provision for broadcast TV and radio through an aerial for less than a decade until 2034, but ...

Sky has made it easier for customers to access extra free-to-air channels on its streamed product Sky Glass, the tech giant ...

Dozens of water trucks were in place to replenish supplies after hydrants ran dry last week.Video above: Aerial footage showed the devastation caused to neighborhoods in Los Angeles following ...

Samsung introduces the Frame Pro, boasting Mini LED technology and a Wireless Connect Box for a seamless, cable-free setup. Featuring Samsung’s Neo QLED technology, it promises enhanced visuals ...

This is why unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV ... “Russian forces are increasingly using drones attached to fibre optic cables in Ukraine,” the Washington-based Institute for the Study of War ...

The coast guard in Taiwan said it was unable to board the Shunxing39 to investigate because of poor weather conditions - Taiwan National Coast Guard Administration ...

Jonathan Powell has been told that the Climate Secretary’s plans to decarbonise the grid by 2030 will leave the UK more dependent ... cutting undersea cables in Europe to disrupt electricity ...

State pensioners could be given a free TV licence as soon as they reach retirement age this year. A new petition on the Parliamentary website has so far racked up 30,000 signatures calling on the ...

Aerial footage shows the devastating scenes as Bridgewater Canal burst for the first time in more than 50 years, flooding nearby fields. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Lancashire ...

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New British TV shows are all very well, but there’s the whole ‘getting to know you’ rigmarole to get through. With a returning British TV show, the introductions have already been made ...