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I bet you think I'm joking. But it's true. My first ever car was indeed a 1971 (AFL 55J), 3500cc V8, two door Range Rover finished in Tuscan Blue. I loved it.

East London’s Nervous Horizon label crystallises its sonic signature on its fourth compilation, mutating dancehall rhythms into a post-industrial, experimental space

Could it have been different with Russia? Was there a way to prevent the communist collapse from yielding the nightmare we are witnessing today? Many mistakes were made, but this is a case where the…

From the blog of Dan Perry at The Times of Israel

Cast your mind back, and you will recall the Millennium Bug, or the Y2K problem. There were fears that planes would fall from the sky, bank machines would fail, and chaos would ensure as computer systems did not know how to properly interpret the two-digit date 00 (did it mean 1900 or 2000?). Now there is a comparable problem on the horizon for web browsers.

Libby has played a key role in more than 30 significant incidents, including floods, industrial fires, strikes and disease outbreaks.

Prompt and professional community response to the Log4Shell disclosure means the dangerous and widespread vulnerability has not been exploited to the extent many had feared.

The Y2K Bug was a genuine issue that got overhyped.

A trip down memory lane: Heathrow marks 75th anniversary The airport has launched a virtual museum Heathrow Airport is offering “unique insights” into more than seven decades of operations as it marks its 75 th anniversary. The London hub has launched an new project which will see ‘Heathrow Historians’ share their personal take on the airport’s history in a virtual museum which opens today. Landmark events including the first flight of Concorde and preparations for the Millennium Bug...

Plant Oxford is celebrating 20 years of producing the new MINI.