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iPhone 8: small queues and muted reaction lead to questions over demand
Published: 23/09/2017Apple’s star might be shining a little less brightly with the iPhone 8, which is overshadowed by impending release of the £999 iPhone X As the iPhone 8 goes on sale, questions remain over the demand f ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Uber stripped of London licence due to lack of corporate responsibility
Published: 23/09/2017US ride-hailing company will appeal ruling but the new chief executive admits it is the ‘cost of a bad reputation’ Uber has been stripped of its London licence in a surprise move that dealt a serious ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Factory orders fall due to rising import costs and Brexit uncertainty
Published: 23/09/2017The CBI said its monthly survey of manufacturers revealed a slowdown in orders driven by the food and drink sector British factory orders grew in September at their weakest rate since April as rising ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Carrots carrots carrots! Amid the biggest glut in 25 years, we ask chefs for their best recipes
Published: 23/09/2017From the humble carrot cake to restaurant-quality spiced carrots with wattle crumb and yoghurt, here’s how to use up some of those extra vegies Blame it on the Russians. Australian carrot growers are ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Britain's credit rating downgraded over Brexit and state of public finances
Published: 23/09/2017Moody’s knocks UK’s rating down again, from Aa1 to Aa2, after being the first major credit ratings agency to deprive UK of AAA rating following Brexit vote Britain’s credit rating has been downgraded ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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The country is paying for the Coalition's 'adhockery' on energy policy | Chris Bowen
Published: 22/09/2017Political systems decide what and what not to contest on a partisan basis. Surely Australia can be mature enough to agree on climate change The word “adhockery”, I am told, was first used around 1890. ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Nasa facility honors African American woman who plotted key space missions
Published: 22/09/2017Research center named after Katherine Johnson, 99, whose story was told in the film Hidden Figures: ‘I liked work. I liked the stars and the stories we were telling’ Katherine Johnson, the mathematici ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Great Barrier Reef: Queensland Labor may break election vow and allow coal ship loading
Published: 22/09/2017Labor vowed to ban ‘trans-shipping’ in reef waters after UN’s scientific body raised concerns about proposal in 2014 The Queensland Labor government has flagged breaking a 2015 election promise by all ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Martin Rowson on Theresa May's Brexit speech in Florence – cartoon
Published: 22/09/2017Continue reading... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Mixed reactions after Uber stripped of London license – video
Published: 22/09/2017Taxi company Uber was stripped of its London licence on Friday after it was deemed the company is not a 'fit and proper' private car hire operator. London mayor Sadiq Khan says he fully supports the d ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Theresa May asks EU for two-year Brexit transition period
Published: 22/09/2017Speech calling for a pause to full exit until 2021 described as ‘constructive’ by Michel Barnier, the bloc’s chief negotiator Theresa May proposed pausing a full Brexit until 2021 by asking EU countri ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Major cyber-attack will happen soon, warns UK's security boss
Published: 22/09/2017A head of the National Cybersecurity Centre predicts the most serious level of hacking will happen within years A “category one” cyber-attack, the most serious tier possible, will happen “sometime in ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Florence and the Machine: Maybot turns to Brussels to supply creativity | John Crace
Published: 22/09/2017Theresa May’s coolly anticipated Brexit speech proved all filler, no killer – and still managed to vex Brexiteers, remainers and the EU in one fell swoop It was the Renaissance, Jim, but not as we kno ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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The facts about girls’ mental health laid bare | Letters
Published: 22/09/2017Readers respond to reports of growing mental health problems among girls, including Katherine Sacks-Jones on the effect of abuse and Lucy Russell on the impact of stereotyping New research showing tha ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Puigdemont’s accusations about Spain are simply untrue | Letters
Published: 22/09/2017When a series of falsehoods are stated in this manner, it is our right and duty to respond, says ambassador Carlos Bastarreche In his article ( Spain’s abuses in Catalonia violate EU law , 22 Septembe ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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The Guardian view on the Kurdish referendum: a fair question | Editorial
Published: 22/09/2017The vote by Iraqi Kurds on their desire for independence, due to take place on Monday, poses real risks in an unstable region. But their case deserves to be heard If not now, when? This is the obvious ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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The Guardian view on Uber in London: obey the rules | Editorial
Published: 22/09/2017Many Londoners are horrified that the taxi app faces a ban. But this is a defining moment The decision by Transport for London to withdraw Uber’s operating licence in the capital – it continues unhind ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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‘Bullish Brexitism’ taken by the horns | Letters
Published: 22/09/2017Giles Fraser divides opinion. Alan Knight says diverse expertise is essential, Terry Leary explains why people voted leave, Oliver Morrissey talks about new trade agreements, while Dr Nathan Johnstone ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Consider the impact of drug legalisation | Letters
Published: 22/09/2017Danny Kushlick says the distinction between legalisation and decriminalisation is key. Tony Jackson believes the sooner drugs are legalised and regulated, as is alcohol, the better It was good to see ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Less well-off students gain by applying to university after A-level results | Letters
Published: 22/09/2017Christina Naylor attacks Ucas’s defence of the present system Clare Marchant of Ucas thinks we should keep things as they are, as poorer students gain this way ( Letters, 21 September ). I would refut ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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