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When I worked at River Cottage HQ, we used to smoke duck, rabbit and fish in a smoker made out of an old bread bin. It always felt like an exciting and alchemical way to cook, yielding incredible results, and it’s so simple, not least because food has been smoked since we first learned to cook over fire. Today’s recipe is my simple take on Chinese zhangcha duck, River Cottage-style and with a zero-waste twist by using spent teabags as the perfect fuel.Tea-smoked duckIt was always fun cooking at River Cottage: in between cooking lunch for our guests, we’d do…
Unitree is already one of the most recognizable names in the humanoid robot industry, but now it’s pursuing even nicher sci-fi tech: giant mech suits. The Chinese robotics company has debuted the GD01, which it describes as “the world’s first production-ready manned mecha,” and it can be yours for a paltry $650,000.What is it for? Well, Unitree doesn’t really explain its intended functionality, but the GD01’s introductory video on YouTube provides some ideas. Unitree shows it knocking over a wall of cinderblocks and switching between bipedal position (which, to me, resembles the Power Loader that Ellen Ripley pilots in Aliens)…
Andriy Yermak, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s former chief of staff and close aide, is now at the centre of the country’s biggest corruption investigation since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022.Anticorruption authorities named him an official suspect on Monday in an alleged multimillion-dollar money laundering scheme linked to a luxury housing project outside the capital, Kyiv.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listYermak appeared at a Kyiv court on Tuesday for a hearing related to the charges, which are part of a widening probe drawing in other senior figures associated with the president, including his national security chief.While Zelenskyy is not…
Jaap Arriens | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesAlibaba on Wednesday said its core profitability plunged in the March quarter amid heavy investments in tech and e-commerce, even as the company’s executives talked up its AI revenue growth.The Chinese tech giant said its adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization (EBITA), a measure of the company’s underlying profitability, came in at 5.1 billion Chinese yuan ($750.9 million), an 84% year-on-year drop. This financial metric strips out one-time gains or losses to focus on a company’s core business.Alibaba’s U.S.-listed shares were initially higher in premarket trade before turning negative. They fell as much…
CEH validates penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking skills required for remote cybersecurity analys …
Kim Hellberg said the ‘Spygate’ saga that overshadowed his Middlesbrough side’s Championship play-off semi-final defeat to Southampton was “disgraceful” and “breaks my heart”.It is alleged a member of Southampton staff was caught trying to observe a Middlesbrough training session last Thursday. After a goalless draw in the first leg on Saturday, Shea Charles’ 116th-minute winner earned Saints a 2-1 aggregate win and a place in the play-off final at Wembley on Saturday May 23. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship play-off semi-final second leg match between Southampton and Middlesbrough “I…
RHOBH’s Dorit Kemsley Alleges Ex-PK Stopped Paying Electricity On $6 Million Mansion Amid Divorce War Published May 12, 2026 5:30 PM PDT ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star Dorit Kemsley claims her estranged husband, PK Kemsley, stopped paying the bills on their $6 million mansion amid their bitter divorce, TMZ has learned. Sources close to PK claim he paid the bills for years and only recently stopped due to Dorit’s wild spending. TMZ obtained a scathing email from Dorit’s team — filed by PK as part of their nasty divorce — which is dated April 15, 2026 and addresses issues…
I got engaged last summer. Immediately, I started imagining how I would look at my wedding. The woman who appeared in my mind had different hair, different teeth and a completely different body than me. “I will transform my arms by the time of my wedding,” I kept thinking, though I did not take any action to transform my arms. It was inconceivable that I would show up to my wedding looking like myself.Each social media app fed me wedding prep recommendations, including dieting (rebranded as “eating clean”), working out five times a week, regular laser treatments and facials, red…
Amid a stretch of red-brick buildings, the Brooklyn restaurant Margot, right at the corner on a busy intersection, stands out. It’s blue: very blue, its two-story exterior painted the color of a pair of Prue Leith’s glasses, a chore coat worn by a server at a trendy natural wine bar, or a Molly Baz cookbook.During its tenure, Horses, the now-infamous Los Angeles restaurant, was similarly eye-catching: a shock of glossy Yves Klein blue on Sunset Boulevard, the color named for the French artist who made it famous. Across the city, Electric Bleu — which gets its name from the 1987…
Neil Batlivala has spent seven years building a healthcare company that most of the tech industry has never heard of and that serves a patient population most of Silicon Valley ignores. But last month, that work put him at the center of something much bigger. His company, Pair Team, announced on April 30 it had been accepted into ACCESS, a Medicare program — as one of 150 participants chosen by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to test what AI-driven medical care could look like at federal scale. The program goes live July 5. “The government is creating swim…