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Dyson has launched the CameraJet, a $499 electric toothbrush fitted with a camera that streams live footage of the inside of the user’s mouth to a smartphone over Wi-Fi. The device is also designed to floss while it brushes. Dyson says its onboard system identifies gaps between the teeth and directs a spray of mouthwash into them, combining the two stages of a conventional dental routine in a single appliance. A small camera beneath the brush head captures 100,000-pixel images, assisted by a flashing light. The system analyses 28 images a second using what Dyson calls Gap Optical Targeting, with…

Premier League newcomers Hull City have completed a £21m move for Ilyas Ansah from Union Berlin as clubs across England and Europe continue to finalise their business on transfer deadline day. The summer window in England closes at 11pm on Tuesday, September 1, with a series of moves confirmed across the Premier League, Championship and the EFL. Transfer deadline day deals across the EFL Burnley defender Joe Worrall has joined Championship rivals Wrexham for an undisclosed fee, while Brighton midfielder Caylan Vickers has moved to League One side Burton Albion. Northampton have brought in Josh Powell from Nottingham Forest on…

A dispute over a proposed Georgia data centre moratorium has divided Senator Raphael Warnock and Governor Brian Kemp, with the Democrat demanding a statewide pause on new projects and the Republican insisting that approval decisions should remain with local communities. The clash comes as residents across the state question the effect of large facilities on power supplies, water use, pollution and development. ([fox5atlanta.com](https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/warnock-kemp-clash-over-georgia-data-center-boom)) Warnock renewed his call after visiting Effingham County, where OpenAI has proposed a major data centre known as Project Camellia. The plan covers 1,400 acres and is expected to require 3.2 gigawatts of electricity, according to the…

Messages of hate directed at Israelis during the Sydney Marathon have drawn criticism for bringing the Israel-Gaza conflict into an event intended to unite tens of thousands of runners. More than 40,000 competitors took part in Sunday’s race, which began in North Sydney and finished at the Opera House after a 42.195km course through the city. Among the field was a 50-strong Israeli delegation running to raise money and awareness for Shalva, an organisation providing support for people with disabilities and their families. The team said every member completed the marathon. Small groups of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered at points along…

Streets around Notting Hill Carnival in west London were left strewn with rubbish after the two-day event, with piles of discarded food, packaging and drink containers lining the area. Images taken after the carnival showed raw chicken carcasses among takeaway boxes, beer cans and cigarette butts on roads surrounding the festival footprint. The scenes followed the 60th anniversary carnival, which took place on Sunday 30 and Monday 31 August across parts of Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster. Waste crews were expected to begin clearing the main carnival area overnight, with the official Notting Hill Carnival organisers saying rubbish would be…

Manchester United’s hopes of signing a new left-back could hinge on Joshua Zirkzee’s departure, with the Dutch forward’s proposed move away from Old Trafford potentially freeing up funds and space in Michael Carrick’s squad. United are assessing the situation on the final day of the transfer window after Fiorentina made an offer for Zirkzee. The Italian club’s proposal is understood to involve a season-long loan, a fee of about €5 million and an option to buy the striker. ([football365.com](https://www.football365.com/news/man-utd-submit-official-offer-mateta-crystal-palace-zirkzee-sale)) However, reports on Monday indicated that Zirkzee was not interested in joining Fiorentina, while Juventus had emerged as a possible alternative.…

Gold Coast filmmaker Luke Sparke will face a fresh fraud trial after a judge discharged the jury in a case involving allegations that he concealed his bankrupt status while securing millions of dollars in film financing. Sparke, 42, has pleaded not guilty to 17 charges relating to alleged offences between February 2017 and November 2019. The trial at Brisbane District Court had been expected to last four weeks but was halted on its second day of evidence. Judge Glen Cranny dismissed the jury after prosecutors introduced additional evidence. The defence argued that the late material was unfair and sought to…

Tiphaine Auzière, the 42-year-old daughter of France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron, has made her relationship with 22-year-old business student Antoine Lecomte public, prompting comparisons with her mother’s marriage to President Emmanuel Macron. Auzière shared a video on Instagram showing the couple during a trip to Amsterdam. The footage captures them travelling together and visiting the Dutch capital, with Lecomte appearing alongside the lawyer and politician in scenes from their getaway. The relationship was first reported by French magazine Gala, which said the pair met over the summer in Le Touquet, the seaside resort on France’s Opal Coast closely associated with…

Five Venezuelan nationals have pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal money from automated teller machines (ATMs) using malware in failed jackpotting attacks in Kansas. Luis Alberto Velasquez-Artigas, 27, Royder Adrian Figuera-Perez, 29, Javier Mejia Jr, 27, Gabriel Alexjandro Corales-Garcia, 33, and Italo Lizandro Corrales-Carrillo, 26, each admitted one count of conspiracy to commit bank larceny, according to the US Justice Department. Velasquez-Artigas has been sentenced to nine months in prison. The remaining four defendants are awaiting sentencing. The group was arrested in December 2025, shortly after attempts to compromise ATMs in Wamego and Manhattan, Kansas. Surveillance footage captured both incidents.…

Gary Neville believes Arsenal’s defensive strength could prove decisive in their bid to retain the Premier League title, with the former Manchester United defender singling out the signing of Ezri Konsa as evidence of their ambition. Mikel Arteta’s side already possessed one of the deepest back lines in English football before recruiting the Aston Villa defender in a deal worth up to £55 million. Neville believes the move has further widened the gap between Arsenal and their principal rivals. Gary Neville praises Arsenal’s defensive depth Speaking on the Gary Neville Podcast, the former England international listed the options available to…